How common are cyber-attacks nowadays? What’s the main threat for a company like Schibsted? What can the employees do to avoid being hacked? This week’s guest is Ralph Benton, Chief Information Security Officer.

Anna Cobdal – Director of Enterprise Technology Strategy & Service Management – has been in the company for 20 years. She talks about important tech milestones, and the purpose of Shetech, a community for tech enthusiasts at Schibsted, with a vision to empower women in the tech industry.

Martin Frey has had many leading positions in Schibsted – and he played a crucial role when our marketplaces became a success all over the world. In this episode, he talks about this and what kind of business ideas Schibsted looks for right now.

Schibsted’s financial expert Sharon Lavie talks about classic economic mistakes, how to teach kids about the private economy, and what sort of financial buffert you should aim for.

Karsten Gutterød Hauklien just finished this two-year-long program, where he had placements at VG, Tori, Dine Penger, and E24. What were his most important learnings? And how did he get into the program in the first place?

How flexible will the balance between office life and remote working be? Marcus Ekblom, Head of Project & Portfolio Management at Schibsted, elaborates on these topics and talks about the office experiment within Schibsted that he is responsible for.

Schibsted Connect is a two-way mentorship program for students and Schibsted employees. In this episode, we’ve spoken to two of the participants Mari-Marthe Aamold, a young Schibsted executive, and student Daniel Elston about the many benefits of this program.

Magnus Helgesen is a UX Lead In Schibsted News. In this episode, he explains why user-centered design might not be the optimal practice for news. He also presents us with an interesting alternative.

How has the pandemic influenced our digital habits? What happened to Clubhouse? And how does one of Sweden’s biggest newspapers use Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram? Hanna Österberg, social media manager at Svenska Dagbladet, talks about this.

Lotte Johansen, Technical area manager at Finn.no, has a mission: she wants the web to be accessible for everyone – and her work is truly important. If websites are not fully accessible, people with disabilities may not be able to find a new home or a new job.