KTH students and Blicko founders Jesper Ahlberg, Andreas Andrén and Theodor Zettersten.
Reception and service at central level for international students after arrival at KTH. For Master's students For Exchange students At the KTH Symposium, the director of the U.S. National Science Foundation explains how scientific co-operation with Sweden benefits American research. AIMday Image is a forum for knowledge exchange between academic and industrial scientists in the field of image analysis Welcome to KTH on March 7! Tired of hearing boring, generic background music when you're out with friends? That could be a thing of the past if the Blicko "digital jukebox" service takes off in bars and cafes. "We call Blicko a democratic music service, because it allows listeners to choose the songs," says Jesper Ahlberg, one of the three KTH students behind the new venture. "It's a digital jukebox where you submit suggestions and vote for what songs to play." The KTH business development incubator Student Inc. is supporting Ahlberg and his partners, Andreas Andrén and Theodor Zettersten, in their hopes of getting Blicko off the ground. Ahlberg goes on to say that while Blicko is mainly aimed at bars, cafes and restaurants, the service could work just as well at conferences, or to keep the crowd entertained while waiting for the start of a concert.
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