God Jul (Merry Christmas) from a sunny winter-morning Stockholm.
It pleases us to extend our Season's Greetings to all babelians, and we also link to Adriano Farano's post about 2008.
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25
12
2007
By Waldemar on Tuesday, December 25 2007, 11:01 - Café Babel Stockholm
God Jul (Merry Christmas) from a sunny winter-morning Stockholm.
It pleases us to extend our Season's Greetings to all babelians, and we also link to Adriano Farano's post about 2008.
23
12
2007
By Waldemar on Sunday, December 23 2007, 10:56 - Café Babel Stockholm
Waldemar Ingdahl writes about Café Babel in EuropaPosten, the monthly magazine of the European commission in Sweden.
In his article Ingdahl points out that a new Europe needs new forms of media. He describes the present situation where the ever more localized media have difficulties to describe the present developments in Europe. He further explains how participatory journalism and citizen journalism can provide new perspecitives. Now, Sweden can also take the chance to participate in the new Europe through Café Babel as Sweden also has a eurogeneration.
25
10
2007
By Waldemar on Thursday, October 25 2007, 19:38 - Café Babel Stockholm
The launch at Dront Restaurang & Bar in Stockholm was a pleasant affair. With a lovely buffé and good drinks the new Café Babel community was presented.

The concept of Web 2.0 is actually not that common in Sweden, most parts of our bloggosphere are, despite our reputation of having a rapid adoption of technology, rather similar to when it all started some years ago. Café Babel provides Swedish bloggers with a previously unimagined platform for expressing their ideas to a much larger audience while getting more hits.
Join the community by clicking here!

Café Babel gives a new addition to Swedish media, as we need to see more parts of Europe and understand other parts of the European experience than just what happens in the European institutions.
Now this cannot be achieved by proper funding, and the next step is to start up a drive for gaining the capital needed. But the launch evening gives good hope, and the partying went on.
19
10
2007
By Waldemar on Friday, October 19 2007, 21:54 - Editorial
The launch of the Café Babel community is getting closer... Tuesday October 23rd is not far away...
All over Europe, new Café Babel groups are getting ready for the new expansion. Join us in Stockholm at Dront Restaurang & Bar.
17
10
2007
By Waldemar on Wednesday, October 17 2007, 17:07 - Editorial
Now we have our own group on Facebook!
If you are interested in Café Babel and Sweden, please do join our group. You will receive news and interesting information, while being able to receive invitations to events and participate in discussions with other Babelians.
Check out the event site for the launch of the Café Babel community while you are at it.
14
10
2007
By Waldemar on Sunday, October 14 2007, 11:13 - meetings
Celebrate the Café Babel community with us in Stockholm.
Join us on October 23rd at 19h00 at Dront Restaurang & Bar on Regeringsgatan 88.
Sign up to the community here >>>
In order to sign up for the party on October 23rd, either e-mail wingdahl@cafebabel.com or click on this link and give your details.
Looking forward to celebrate!
03
09
2007
By Waldemar on Monday, September 3 2007, 18:06 - meetings
On Monday September 10th, Waldemar Ingdahl has been invited by Humanistiska Föreningen (the student association of the humanities) at Stockholm University to speak about the European Union, European media and to answer the question if there is a common European public debate.
Ingdahl will also describe the Eurogeneration and Café Babel.
The speech will be held at Gula Villan (the yellow villa) on the Frescati campus. Gula Villan is the headquarters of the student association and situated behind the university library.
The bar opens at 18h00 and Ingdahl's speech starts at 19h00
07
08
2007
By Waldemar on Tuesday, August 7 2007, 13:24 - immigration
Café Babel Stockholm provides its first content to cafebabel.com.
It is Waldemar Ingdahl that writes the View from the ground section Demonstrations against closing the door to Iraqis in Not another Nordic Malta- yet by Thomas Huddleston.
In the article Huddleston and Ingdahl write about the Iraqi refugees in Sweden. While the Iraqi refugee crisis is global in scope, only 4% have sought protection in Europe, mostly in historical safe-haven Sweden. Recently Sweden called for help from the EU and tightened its asylum rules, fearful of shouldering the burden for a migration crisis on a potentially Mediterranean scale. Why should Europe’s small share be such a big deal?
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05
2007
By Waldemar on Friday, May 11 2007, 18:08
For a long time us Swedes have been able to read Café Babel, but up until now we have not had any activities in Sweden. A Swedish Café Babel community is a good way to open up Sweden (and lets not forget the Swedish-speaking Finland) to the rest of Europe.
On this blog we will offer you comments, articles, interviews from a European perspective on what happens in Sweden. Keep reading for further information.
Welcome!
Waldemar Ingdahl