The Archives
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09.26.08Recommended readingI'm currently working my way through these: Clay Shirky, Here comes everybody. I'm only half way through, but this book is essential. A very nice analysis of how the crowds of the internet turns into well organized groups that can solve tasks that traditional organisations can't solve. Dan Roam, The back of the napkin. A very nice book on how to use visuals to explain complex stuff. Garr Reynolds, Presentation Zen. Currently the best book about presentation skills out there. Period.
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03.26.08My presentation from Eniro’s breakfast seminarIt's in Norwegian, so it might be of limited use for my international readers. For the next couple of months I'm going to do several international presentations, so an English version will be up at some point as well. Continue Reading...
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02.11.08Register more than your domain!I just finished a post (norwegian) about the fact that we registered the name of our Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation tech blog "NRKbeta" on a lot of social networks and places around the web. We did that the second we decided on that name for the blog. And I think that is becoming an important part of your marketing strategy. I try to be pretty fast on registering "eirikso" on the different services popping up around the net. You never know who's gonna strike big, and right now it is quite nice that addresses like youtube.com/eirikso, twitter.com/eirikso and flickr.com/photos/eirikso takes you to ...
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01.09.08How to use TwitterIf you're already on Twitter then feel free to add me. So what is it? To put it short it's a blog where all the posts consist of 140 characters or less. No images, but maybe a link. It's very easy to update. You can do it from your instant messenger, from the web or via SMS from your mobile. But why? I can easily fill eirikso.com with 140 character posts. And, it's not too difficult to post to my blog via SMS or IM. There's more to twitter than the micro blog it leaves on your own twitter page. You can follow ...