Adland ran a contest called "the namegame" where the goal was to change the name of a Danish advertising agency.

I värmeböljan som klistrar kläderna mot kroppen med sin fuktighet släcker jag törsten med - idiotiskt nog - hett kaffe serverat i pappersmugg. Under ena armen har jag en liten bärbar dator och under andra min mobil.

“People don’t know who I am and it’s cool,” says Wäppling, 32. “But they think I’m a guy, and that gets annoying.”

Sydsvenskan tog en fika med mig i Malmö, 2005. Det resulterade i artikeln: "Trettiotusen läser hennes blogg"

"Åtta oumbärliga sajter - this translates to: Eight websites you can not do without.

Aaaah, well it's as if people ganged up on me and decided to pass these things on while

Jena Macgregor at Fast Company wrote a review of the best advertising blogs in 2005.

So, I have a little bun in the oven.

God Jul och gott nytt önskar "Copenhagens coolest turtle" Graham, till er alla. Detta är en liten film

Now you can see what I did last Sunday, I went and had lunch with Mats Martin Persson and Håkan

Webpressen in Denmark celebrates Adland's jump to over thirty-five thousand users with us with a short article in their IT news topic area. The article can now be found via the Waybackmachine.

I just learned that I may have been in trouble with the "reclamecommissie" in the Netherlands. It is