Sharing a web article nowadays only needs one click. But you don’t always want to subject your reader to a full-length article. You may just want to point out something particularly interesting. A new feature introduced by the New York Times will do the trick. It allows users to link to and highlight individual sentences and paragraphs in web stories.

Simply hit the shift key twice on the story you want to share. Small icons appear next to every paragraph. Click on one of them and it places the paragraph-linked URL up in the address bar of your browser. Email the link. Clicking on it will open the article with the marked text highlighted in yellow. You can also code by hand in three steps or use a plug-in. Read more here.

Clearly this feature can come in handy in your customer communication. Highlighting a relevant paragraph in a financial report, technical handbook or an interesting business case study will help your customer quickly find the right information. It saves time and energy, and your customers will appreciate that.

Depends on who you ask. Many in the ad business would say Art Director and Copy Writer. But they aren’t the only answers. That’s why we’d like to tip you off about a website that explains loads of acronyms and abbreviations.

The website is called Acronym Finder and has 900 000 definitions of acronyms and abbreviations. And if that’s not enough you can go to Acronym Attic with 4 million definitions. The site is in English but if you google around a bit, you’ll find similar websites in other languages. And on that note we say KTHXBYE.

Many have admired our previous website over the years. Attractive and easy to read were some of the comments. And although it was built in Flash, it was search engine friendly.

Beautiful. And smart

Beautiful.

But habits on the web are constantly developing. Today, we as visitors demand a continuous flow of information – and not just news but also other things that interest us. We want to be involved and interact, for example, by commenting and ranking contributions from others.

With this website we want you as a visitor to share in all the exciting things going on at Sandberg Trygg – and in our world of b2b. In short, take you closer to the centre of what is happening at our company. Which is why you can access articles about our clients and b2b directly from the start page.

There’s more about why you should choose us and about the history of our company. In addition we’ve chosen a simple technical solution and redone the contents so that it is even easier for you and search engines to find things.

What do you think of our new website? How can we develop it to better suit your needs? Drop a line or two to , and he’ll present your thoughts (anonymously) at the next meeting of the web staff.