Here are some links to media coverage related to my activities:

Ginger

Li Ka-shing acquires stake in language company Ginger  (Bloomberg)

Money Talks: Ginger Software raises another  $5.4 million from Horizons Ventures.  (Techcrunch)

Facebook Alumni Initial Crew Moving on (New York Times)

Social Gaming

6 New Ventures By Facebook Veterans (CNN)

Social gaming’s surprising cash cows (CNN)

Analysis: Google takes on Facebook in Social Games (CNN Money)

Virtual goods give Web firms new revenue in Ad slump (Reuters)

Apple approves Flash games on iPad with iSwifter (GoMo News)

Entrepreneurship

6 New Ventures By Facebook Veterans (CNN Money)

Facebook veterans in venture capital spotlight (Reuters)

Nu spanar han efter nästa stora nättrend (Metro Sweden)

Hitta rätt i realtid (Internet World, Swedish)

SNS in Hungary (Hungarian)

China

Advertising & Marketing in the Social Web Era (Tencent Mind Conference in Guangzhou, China)

Interviewed by QQ Finance

Social Network & China Panel

OpenFeint

AuroraFeint To Roll Out OpenFeint 2.0 a Social Gaming Platform for the iPhone.

How OpenFeint Plans to become to Mobile Social Gaming what Facebook is to Web Apps

Ex-facebooker Net Jacobsson joins OpenFeint advisory board

TUAW interviews OpenFeints Peter Relan, Net Jacobsson and Jason Citron

For Facebook

Facebook veterans in venture capital spotlight (Reuters)

Facebook Launcheds Ad Credits Program To Attract New Advertisers – Allfacebook

Facebook’s Director of Biz Dev Explains Facebook Connect -Adhocnium

Nana 10 integrates Facebook Connect – The Marker (Hebrew)

Nana 10 launches Facebook Connect – Globes (Hebrew)

Facebook Exex: Hebrew version very soon – Globes (Hebrew)

Facebook Connect and Nana10 – Maariv (Hebrew)

Facebook Startet Deutsche Ausgabe – Handelsblatt (German)

Netanel Sprider Facebook i Varlden – Metro Teknik (Sweden)

Svensk Doldis Bossar Over Dig pa Facebook – Metro Teknik (Sweden)

Web-Netzwerk verdreifacht Umsatz – Handelsblatt (German)

For Maxthon

Meet Maxthon China’s Hip Browser – Cnet

Maxthon The Browser That Rocks – Techcrunch

China Based Browser Going Global in 2007 – Read Write Web

Google Takes Partial Ownership of Maxthon Browser – Techcrunch