Media Coverage of Project Runeberg
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about Project Runeberg in the press, radio, TV, books, or elsewhere,
tell us, and we will tell the world.
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us and we will help you! Below, you find a list of the coverage we
have had in the past. If you want to read more, you should look at
- 8 Mar 1996 - Computer Sweden, last page
- "Bibeln gör sig bäst på skiva", by Pär Rittsel, commenting on the
Swedish Bible on CD-ROM from a company called Scandinavian PC Systems.
The product claims to include both 1917 and 1981 translations, but the
article author only finds 1981. For 1917 he refers to Project
Runeberg. Computer Sweden is
Sweden's dominating computer weekly.
- Feb 1996 - Datasaabs Vänner, issue #1-1996
- "Projekt Runeberg, eller hur Lysator blev en kulturinstitution",
by Lars Aronsson, documenting the early history of Project
Runeberg. This is the magazine of Datasaabs Vänner a computer history society based in Linköping.
- 10 Jan 1996 - Dagens Nyheter, p. B2
- "Scanningen gick bra", by Lars Ilshammar, short article about
Project Runeberg, saying that our rush by the
end of 1995 ended in success.
- Jan 1996 - HTF-Tidningen, issue #1-1996, pp. 30-31
- "CD-ROM - bokens dödgrävare?", two page article on culture on
CD-ROM also mentions the Internet and Project Runeberg at Linköping
University. This is the magazine of Handelstjänstemannaförbundet, a
trade union for people employed in trade and business.
- 12 Dec 1995 - Dagens Nyheter, p. B2
- "Tre veckor kvar!", by Lars Ilshammar, short article about Project
Runeberg, saying that we are fighting against
time at the end of 1995.
- 1995 - Karlfeldtbladet
- "Elektronisk Karlfeldt - eller Karlfeldt i cyberspace", by Lars
Falk, article Project Runeberg's publication of poetry by Erik Axel
Karlfeldt. This is a magazine for the members of Karlfeldtsamfundet,
a literary society.
- 30 Jun 1995 - Arbeiderbladet, pp. 6-7
- "Litteratur for Internettuelle", articles about literature on the
Internet. One of them "Sprer nordisk litteratur" focuses on Project
Runeberg and contains an interview with project leader Lars Aronsson.
Arbeiderbladet is a major Norwegian newspaper.
- Feb 1995 - Aftonbladet Kultur, p. 9
- "Behöver humanisterna Internet eller Internet humanisterna?", by
Pelle Andersson and Patrik Andreassen, article that discusses the
relation between intellectuals and the Internet mentions Project
Runeberg. Aftonbladet Kultur is a monthly cultural magazine from one
of Sweden's major newspapers.
- Jan 1995 - Datateknik, issue #1-1995, p. 9
- "Projekt Runeberg befriar mästerverken", by Lars Aronsson,
presentation to Project Runeberg, written in response to Linus
Walleij's letter to the editors in issue #20-1994. Datateknik is a
Swedish computer magazine.
- 1994 - FB Nytt, Författares Bokmaskin, issue #2-1994,
p. 7
- "Den Digitala Distributionen, eller snabel@ och vida världen", by
Lasse Johansson, article about digital distribution of literary texts
mentions Project Runeberg.
- 1993 or 1994 - Vi, pp. 20-21
- "Vidgade vyer via nätet", by Kenneth Chreisti, article about
Lysator mentions Project Runeberg. Vi is a magazine from Swedish
Coop (Kooperativa Förbundet). Can you help us find the date or issue
of this article?
- 3 Sep 1993 - Svenska Dagbladet, p. 20
- "Grupparbete på nät", by Ricki Neumann, article about schools
using the Internet mentions Lysator and Project Runeberg. Svenska
Dagbladet is a major Swedish newspaper.
- 31 Jul 1993 - Östgöten
- "Projekt Runeberg: Lars ger oss klassikerna på data", by Anneli
Gustafsson, article about Project Runeberg with a large photo from
Lysator featuring project leader Lars Aronsson. Östgöten is our
second largest local newspaper.
- 22 Jul 1993 - Dagens Nyheter, p. B2
- "Elektronisk litteratur", by Niels Möller, short article about
electronic literature mentions Project Runeberg and Lysator. Dagens
Nyheter is Sweden's largest newspaper.
- 18 Mar 1993 - Helsingin Sanomat, p. C5
- "Vänrikki Stoolin tarinat julkaistiin konekielellä", short article
in Finnish introduces Project Runeberg when we had just published Fänrik Ståls sägner over the Internet.
This was the first ever media coverage of Project Runeberg.
Helsingin Sanomat is a major Finnish newspaper.