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I tend to use Twitter only once in a while and mainly as an archive of thoughts or comments that are logged on the website HERE

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The conference programme gave us the opportunity to hear analysis of past election campaigns in Austria and Sweden and an insider knowledge from the French Presidency campaign – the right predictiction – and experienced views about the US Presidency campaign – watch out for 'super tuesday' 5 February 2008 and the tip that it will be Hillary Clinton and Rudii Giuliani in the November run-off. For the Russian Presidency it seems will be Putin; Putin or Putin.

The International IDEA NGO looks to be a great resource for 'Supporting democracy worldwide' and Carl SØRENSEN, Director General of Communications at the European Commission has got his work cut out on a minimum budget. SAS Airlines told us how they are re-inventing environmentalism by finding a new way to land their aircraft at Stockholm airport – too bad my carbon footprint for the weekend was supplied by Austrian airlines!

Thanks to Bo Krogvig of Springtime and his team for a great organisation of the conference including the 'Gala' dinner on the M/S Enkoping, it takes a lot (of aquavit?) to get me singing in public!

Visit Stockholm – its an interesting place.

There are two types of Internet users, those that use RSS and those that don't. This video is for the people who could save time using RSS, but don't know where to start.

Thanks to Common Craft for producing this video and to Dawud Miracle for bringing it to my attention (through his RSS feed!) For a simple text explanation of using RSS look at my page on What is RSS?

YouTube – Nokia 888 Design

Only 17% of financial analists see blogs as fairly important or above compared to 71% for articles in the business media and 85% for the company website.

The different regional perceptions are pretty interesting as well.