Consulted IDG and Internetworld with different kind of projects initated or headed by Internetworlds previous Editor in Chief Magnus Höij. Historical tasks including business analysis of blog project, print-on-demand solutions, and a book based on articles from Internetworld (Facebookfebern 2007). From 2011 also involved in various supporting roles to the planning and coordination of Webbdagarna which is Swedens largest event in its area, and on IDG:s behalf also heading the event Reality-Check: "Social Shopping" in cooperation with Dataföreningen.

Member of the Editorial Board in a consultant role. Leading specific web projects including finding potential editorial partners for specific categories on request by the Editors in Chief of the major newspaper groups that are part owners in Citygate. The regular activities of the Editorial Board have been paused, and further support and assistance to the newspapers with respect to previous or new projects can since then be handled on a case by case agreement via my consulting company..

Started as one of the worlds first marketplaces for journalistic services and material. Quickly gathered a massive database of media content from mediahouses, freelance journalists, illustrators, and translators. Except for material also including CV:s and references. Still including a lot of rights and licences, but since September 2007 we stopped our own day-to-day production line when the Newsagency PM was sold, and some of the larger clients were transferred to the new owners. The company is a subsidiary to Content Yes AB, and its coming business concept and new potential possibilites are constantly considered.

PM was a national news agency founded by the German Bertelsman group in 2000 that was aquired by MCM two years later. It was the only competing news agency to the national news agency TT in the areas of high quality culture and entertainment news, feature and tv-page content distributed to both regional and national newspapers. After a period of five years competition having to leave the full service in culture and entertainment news production in January 2007, and in September 2007 the remaining parts including feature and TV was sold to Nordiska Tidningsbolaget.

Avisen, was a joint venture between Sweden’s largest media group, the Bonnier Group, via the daily newspaper Dagens Nyheter and the Danish Media Group Søndagsavisen AS, which is listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. The free weekly newspaper had eight editions and full household coverage in Stockholm with a circulation of around 840.000 copies per week. Joined a year after the launch with the task to reorganize and build up a cost effective production, increased readership and advertising sales for the Stockholm editions, while preparing for expansion. Left the company after Dagens Nyheter decided to sell their 50% share to Søndagsavisen, and one year later Søndagsavisen decided to leave the Swedish market after difficulties to get the expected outcome.

Innfax Europe was started in cooperation with Deutsche Telekom and based on a sublicence for a solution from the Canadian company AlphaNet Telecom to allow for an advanced in-room fax system dedicated for guests in top class hotels. Started as one of two Geshäftsfürers (Managing directors with joint liability) in the German parent company, and set up business and new subsidiaries in nine European countries over the four year period, the last year acting as the only Geschäftsführer. When leaving the company we had installed the Deutsche Telekom-branded system in 10.000 hotel rooms spread over Germany, France, UK, Ireland, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, Sweden and Norway.