Dagens Nyheter, who previously live published photos with Shoot It Live from the athletics World Championships in Berlin, have now chosen to start using Shoot It Live to live publish photos to a greater extent.

- DN.se is one of Sweden’s most rewarded sites and we are constantly looking for ways to improve ourselves. With Shoot It Live can we now offer our visitors a even better live reporting, says Bjorn Hedensjö, head of DN.se.

Svenska Dagbladet is far ahead in terms of photo solutions for the web and will now start to live publish photos with Shoot It Live.

- Svenska Dagbladet focuses on photography and we can now take our photography a step further by offering our visitors live photos, says Joakim Ståhl, Director of Photography at Svenska Dagbladet

Politiken is the leading newspaper in Denmark and Politiken.dk is one of the largest sites. Politiken is part of the same group as the Shoot It Live customer Ekstra Bladet. With Shoot It Live, Politiken can now offer thier visitors professional photos from all major events directly as they happen.

- It feels great to have the two largest morning newspapers in Sweden as Shoot It Live customers. And with Politiken and Ekstra Bladet as customers, we can proudly say that the introduction in Denmark been brilliant, said Martin Levy, Founder and CEO at Voogly AB.

Shoot It Live is a service intended for websites, where on-the-field photographers publish photos of current events live as they unfold, from any location with 3G coverage. Shoot It Live / Voogly AB (previously Livebloggen) was founded 2008 and is today used by Scandinavia’s largest newspapers in their online publications.

Shoot It Live: http://www.shootitlive.com
Shoot It Live News: http://www.shootitlive.com/news
Shoot It Live Press (pictures/logos): http://www.shootitlive.com/contact

For more information, contact:

Martin Levy Founder and CEO Shoot It Live / Voogly AB
+4673-150 00 22
martin@shootitlive.com

Voogly AB
Kungsgatan 17, Stockholm
E-mail: hello@shootitlive.com
Phone: +468 – 402 01 00

At the end of August Shoot It Live teamed up with Canon and went to Copenhagen to meet newspapers and to promote live publishing. The danish surprised us when describing their need to live publish photos and the various creative (but not that successful) attempts in the past.

It didn’t take too long before Ekstra bladet, which is one of Scandinavia’s leading newspapers, signed up to become the first danish Shoot It Live user. And they have recently made their first live coverage with Shoot It Live.

In true Ekstra bladet style, they kicked it off big time as they covered the world boxing champion Mikkel Kesslers fight against the American Andre Ward in a battle in the Super Six tournament straight from Las Vegas.

The photographer Thomas Sjørup managed to publish 26 images before the match suddenly stopped by the doctors as Mikkel Kessler incurred an eye injury. Among the outstanding photos you’ll find the legendary Metallica drummer Lars Ulrich cheering for his fellow countryman.