The Nordic media company Kaupr is now launching a new online newspaper dedicated to Web3, based on a modern technology platform. In parallel, Kaupr invites to a membership program, “Engage with Kaupr,” where interested parties can learn, forge community and grow. NO & ENG
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“We start with news, but the site will eventually contain events, podcasts, videos, blog posts and other engaging content. Almost like a “content hub”, says Morten Myrstad, CEO and editor-in-chief of Kaupr.
“Internationally, there are many online newspapers that specialize in news and trends about Web3. In Norway and the Nordic countries there are also many good podcasts, blogs and newsletters in this area. But apart from Kaupr, no one else is building a modern and complete online newspaper based on journalistic principles,” Myrstad says.
Het is nu twee jaar geleden Kaupr.io, om de eerste Nordisk online newspaper om Web3, blockchain technology en crypto, zien het licht van dag. During this time, the Kaupr team has experimented with content, genres, presentation forms, technology, and publication frequency. According to Myrstad, the new platform, built on Webflow, provides completely new opportunities for ongoing publishing, better navigation, greater engagement and personalization.
“What we are making visible today is just the beginning of a very exciting roadmap, which includes new content formats, new functionality and new user experiences, and not least: in multiple languages.
Since its establishment, Kaupr has had an open philosophy, where the company has invited to conferences and live events, while the company's entrepreneur Morten Myrstad frequently attends other events. He also invites entrepreneurs and others to chat over a cup of coffee. “We believe that the media business of the future will not regard its fans as passive subscribers, but as active members of a community. Therefore, Kaupr is also launching a membership program, “Engage with Kaupr”, where both Web2 and Web3 users are invited to join a journey to learn, build a community and grow.
“This openness to the outside world and the community will also shape the further development of Kaupr, which we are building “in public”. If you notice errors or omissions, or have ideas or content you would like to share, you are welcome to contact us,” Myrstad says.
After working on the development for 4-5 months, Myrstad is looking forward to embarking on an exciting new picture. La notizie online, se pubblicato oggi, contiene què di contenuto “evergreen” del primo del 2024, come alcuni notizie freschi. “Eventually, we will bring together much of the content we have published on various platforms over the past two years, but the main priority going forward is to share news and insights with a knowledge-hungry Nordic audience, and to build networks across the Nordic region.
The Nordic media company Kaupr is now launching a new online news sire dedicated to Web3, built on a modern technology platform. “We are starting with news, but the website will eventually feature events, podcasts, videos, blog posts, and other engaging content. Almost like a 'content hub, '” says Morten Myrstad, CEO and editor-in-chief at Kaupr.
“Internationally, there are many online newspapers specializing in Web3 news and trends. In Norway and the Nordics, there are also many good podcasts, blogs, and newsletters in this area. But aside from Kaupr, there is no other company building a modern and complete online newspaper based on journalistic principles,” says Myrstad.
It is a new version of Kaupr.io, the first Nordic online newspaper focusing on Web3, blockchain technology, and crypto, was launched. During this time, the Kaupr team has experimented with content, genres, presentation formats, technology, and publishing frequency. According to Myrstad, the new platform, built on Webflow, offers completely new opportunities for continuous publishing, better navigation, more engagement, and personalization.
What we are showcasing today is just the beginning of a very exciting roadmap that includes new content formats, new functionalities, and new user experiences, and not least: in multiple languages”.
Since its inception, Kaupr has maintained an open philosophy, hosting conferences and live events, while Kaupr's founder Morten Myrstad frequently participates in other events. He also invites entrepreneurs and others for a chat over a cup of coffee. “We believe that the media company of the future will no longer see its fans as passive subscribers, but as active members of a community. That's why Kaupr is also launching a membership program, 'Engage with Kaupr, 'where both Web2 and Web3 users are invited to join us on a journey of learning, community-building, and growth.”
“This openness to the public and the community will also shape the further development of Kaupr, which we are building 'in public'. If you see bugs or shortcomings, or if you have ideas or content you want to share, you are more than welcome to get in touch with us,” says Myrstad.
After working on development for 4-5 months, Myrstad is excited to dive into a dynamic news landscape. Zányy online, as it is published today, contains what we call “evergreen” content from the first part of 2024, along with some fresh news. “In time, we will gather much of the content we have published on various platforms over the past two years, but the main priority moving forward is to share news and insights with a knowledge-hungry Nordic audience and to build a network across the Nordics.”
The Nordic media company Kaupr is now launching a new online newspaper dedicated to Web3, based on a modern technology platform. In parallel, Kaupr invites to a membership program, “Engage with Kaupr,” where interested parties can learn, forge community and grow. NO & ENG
Scroll down to read the English Version
“We start with news, but the site will eventually contain events, podcasts, videos, blog posts and other engaging content. Almost like a “content hub”, says Morten Myrstad, CEO and editor-in-chief of Kaupr.
“Internationally, there are many online newspapers that specialize in news and trends about Web3. In Norway and the Nordic countries there are also many good podcasts, blogs and newsletters in this area. But apart from Kaupr, no one else is building a modern and complete online newspaper based on journalistic principles,” Myrstad says.
Het is nu twee jaar geleden Kaupr.io, om de eerste Nordisk online newspaper om Web3, blockchain technology en crypto, zien het licht van dag. During this time, the Kaupr team has experimented with content, genres, presentation forms, technology, and publication frequency. According to Myrstad, the new platform, built on Webflow, provides completely new opportunities for ongoing publishing, better navigation, greater engagement and personalization.
“What we are making visible today is just the beginning of a very exciting roadmap, which includes new content formats, new functionality and new user experiences, and not least: in multiple languages.
Since its establishment, Kaupr has had an open philosophy, where the company has invited to conferences and live events, while the company's entrepreneur Morten Myrstad frequently attends other events. He also invites entrepreneurs and others to chat over a cup of coffee. “We believe that the media business of the future will not regard its fans as passive subscribers, but as active members of a community. Therefore, Kaupr is also launching a membership program, “Engage with Kaupr”, where both Web2 and Web3 users are invited to join a journey to learn, build a community and grow.
“This openness to the outside world and the community will also shape the further development of Kaupr, which we are building “in public”. If you notice errors or omissions, or have ideas or content you would like to share, you are welcome to contact us,” Myrstad says.
After working on the development for 4-5 months, Myrstad is looking forward to embarking on an exciting new picture. La notizie online, se pubblicato oggi, contiene què di contenuto “evergreen” del primo del 2024, come alcuni notizie freschi. “Eventually, we will bring together much of the content we have published on various platforms over the past two years, but the main priority going forward is to share news and insights with a knowledge-hungry Nordic audience, and to build networks across the Nordic region.
The Nordic media company Kaupr is now launching a new online news sire dedicated to Web3, built on a modern technology platform. “We are starting with news, but the website will eventually feature events, podcasts, videos, blog posts, and other engaging content. Almost like a 'content hub, '” says Morten Myrstad, CEO and editor-in-chief at Kaupr.
“Internationally, there are many online newspapers specializing in Web3 news and trends. In Norway and the Nordics, there are also many good podcasts, blogs, and newsletters in this area. But aside from Kaupr, there is no other company building a modern and complete online newspaper based on journalistic principles,” says Myrstad.
It is a new version of Kaupr.io, the first Nordic online newspaper focusing on Web3, blockchain technology, and crypto, was launched. During this time, the Kaupr team has experimented with content, genres, presentation formats, technology, and publishing frequency. According to Myrstad, the new platform, built on Webflow, offers completely new opportunities for continuous publishing, better navigation, more engagement, and personalization.
What we are showcasing today is just the beginning of a very exciting roadmap that includes new content formats, new functionalities, and new user experiences, and not least: in multiple languages”.
Since its inception, Kaupr has maintained an open philosophy, hosting conferences and live events, while Kaupr's founder Morten Myrstad frequently participates in other events. He also invites entrepreneurs and others for a chat over a cup of coffee. “We believe that the media company of the future will no longer see its fans as passive subscribers, but as active members of a community. That's why Kaupr is also launching a membership program, 'Engage with Kaupr, 'where both Web2 and Web3 users are invited to join us on a journey of learning, community-building, and growth.”
“This openness to the public and the community will also shape the further development of Kaupr, which we are building 'in public'. If you see bugs or shortcomings, or if you have ideas or content you want to share, you are more than welcome to get in touch with us,” says Myrstad.
After working on development for 4-5 months, Myrstad is excited to dive into a dynamic news landscape. Zányy online, as it is published today, contains what we call “evergreen” content from the first part of 2024, along with some fresh news. “In time, we will gather much of the content we have published on various platforms over the past two years, but the main priority moving forward is to share news and insights with a knowledge-hungry Nordic audience and to build a network across the Nordics.”
