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Kristine Lowe
Oslo
Blogger-Journalist writing about media, tech and all things digital. Founder of Norwegian Online News Association (NONA).
Interests: Travel, journalism, blogging, books, food & wine, dogs. Exploring new ideas, places, stories, technology, myths and realities. Figuring out what moves the world and what makes people tick.
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RIP pioneering blogger Dooce, the cost of exposure and implications of ambient intimacy
Posted May 21, 2023 at Kristine Lowe
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New AI-powered title generator and how journalists won’t be replaced by AI, but by journalists who can utilize AI
Posted May 7, 2023 at Kristine Lowe
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The newspaper using AI to clone the voice of a journalist to make journalism more accessible
Schibsted-owned Aftenposten has used AI to «clone» the voice of one of its journalists and podcasters. The project started when the newspaper was working on Aftenposten Junior, a digital news service specially developed for students in primary school where, due... Continue reading
Posted May 7, 2023 at Kristine Lowe
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Norwegian media and artificial intelligence in practice: AI-powered transcription and market services
The debate about artificial intelligence (AI) and how it will reshape various industries has exploded as of late, especially after the launch ChatGPT. Here are some ways AI is being put to use by Norwegian media, as discussed during a... Continue reading
Posted Feb 26, 2023 at Kristine Lowe
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The Humanoid Future of Journalism
NB: Written in 2018: - We’ve seen a 25 per cent decrease of journalists in Sweden in recent years. There are no longer enough journalists to do what journalists should do, said Robin Govik, Chief Digital Officer at MittMedia.se, Sweden’s... Continue reading
Posted Feb 26, 2023 at Kristine Lowe
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Kristine Lowe added a favorite at Only Dead Fish
Jul 28, 2017
NowThis: How to create great content that works for any platform
Posted Jul 20, 2017 at Kristine Lowe
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Defining a content strategy for a journalism start-up
Defining a content strategy is the hardest part when launching a new journalism start-up, according to the title of a speech at a recent journalism event. So just how do you go about creating a successful one? Sebastian Horn is... Continue reading
Posted Jul 20, 2017 at Kristine Lowe
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VR the champions: behind the scenes of creating a virtual reality concert with legendary rock band Queen
Posted Mar 12, 2017 at Kristine Lowe
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Virtual Reality Journalism on the cusp of mainstream adoption?
Posted Jan 8, 2017 at Kristine Lowe
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Svalbard: The most exotic place I’ve been in a long while
Posted Jan 8, 2017 at Kristine Lowe
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New bloggers' code of conduct to combat eating disorders and unhealthy body image obsession
Posted Aug 28, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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Female speakers you need at your next journalism event
Posted Aug 7, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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Ex-Chartbeat CEO: What data tells us about the world of platforms
Posted Jun 15, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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Faceball: How to make your story go viral using the phone
How do you make a news story go viral again? Well, you call people or email them asking to share your story on Facebook, Twitter etc, right? Especially those you’ve quoted in the story. You use your finely honed journalistic... Continue reading
Posted Mar 2, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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Moving beyond the early adopter approach to digital transformation
Posted Mar 2, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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What if no op-eds or letters to the editor were refused?
This Wednesday Schibsted-owned Aftenposten published all op-eds and letters to the editor that had been submitted within a 27 hour interval, both in print and online. The newspaper explains the stunt here. (in Norwegian). I found the experiment refreshing and... Continue reading
Posted Feb 21, 2016 at Kristine Lowe
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David Ho on our wired lives and the future of digital journalism
There are now more mobile devices than people on earth: What does that mean for journalism, for digital design and for our lives? For one, «print newspapers might outlast websites in their current form because websites are changing so fast»,... Continue reading
Posted Aug 23, 2015 at Kristine Lowe
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The end of Mecom
War, controversy, public outcry, murder: Now that Belgium’s De Persgroep is set to buy the remains of what was once Monty’s Mecom a very coulourful chapter of European media history is about to end. Danish employees are, understandably, reported to... Continue reading
Posted Feb 15, 2015 at Kristine Lowe
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The year of post-it-notes and mindfulness
Posted Jan 12, 2015 at Kristine Lowe
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The last edition of The Journalist
Posted Dec 21, 2014 at Kristine Lowe
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Is 2014 the year of Buzzfeed copycats?
Posted Dec 7, 2014 at Kristine Lowe
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Get your users hooked: How to design addictive products and services
Negative emotions are the most powerful inner trigger for habit-forming actions: «When we're depressed we go to Facebook. When we’re bored we go to YouTube. When we’re stuck, we Google it – these are all responses to internal triggers.» So,... Continue reading
Posted Oct 26, 2014 at Kristine Lowe
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Malmö, Limhamn, police violence and Facebook: How news find you anno 2014
I’ve been pondering how news find us anno 2014 for a while and will blog more in-depth about this later, but I just had a very interesting experience which illustrates how things are changing: So, I catch up on the... Continue reading
Posted Aug 24, 2014 at Kristine Lowe
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Thanks, Jonas. No physical pain involved, just the uncomfortable and trying job of changing deeply ingrained habits and attitudes :-) Sunnaas' prescriptions involved a hefty dose of mindfulness, meditation, exercise and confronting some old demons. I've written more on this here (in Norwegian): http://loweshule.wordpress.com/2014/02/19/2013-arets-viktigste-laerdom-for-et-baerekraftig-liv/ One of the biggest challenges of the last year has been that I've had to learn to put my health before everything else (as opposed to work and writing) and learn to relax, a process which left precious little time and energy for blogging as this project of mine for a more sustainable lifestyle (healthwise) combined with my job took all my energy and time. But as my new habits get more set and my health has improved, the result is more energy, me being more effective and eventually creating more room to write and blog again.
On coming full circle
"You know, we really prefer to talk to people who’ve come full circle," a magazine journalist who interviewed me last summer told me (or something to the tune of this). The story still made the cover of the magazine in question in September, but at the time I had by no means come full circle, a...
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