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Mobile »

[21 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Ohh, by the way…
I’m one of the founders of Metrostar* – the first danish wireless internet service provider. Still very much in the early phase – currently looking for a management team – please mail me for persons that might be interested.
And also one of founders of OpenEther – the danish interest group for open spectrum standards-based mobile communication.
It all truly resembles the isp industry in 1994/1995 – and has the potential too be as big or larger – and for the first time in mobile communication, it’s the people …

Living »

[21 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

What a week…
The list of all the stuff that has happened this week is too long to list here – i ought to be very tired, but i’m full of energy. I’m really getting into the joy of working – a positive feedback loop where the more work you do, the more energy you get. If you can call what i do “work” – it’s more like “lifestyle” or “pleasure”.
I guess the reason is being a part of a great team of people at aarstiderne at the moment – a …

Digital History & Culture »

[18 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

A Danish technology legend i’d never heard of before – Peter Naur

Design »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Interesting company. HumanContext – we put the equal sign between business and people

Reboot »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

reboot5.1, 23rd june copenhagen harbour
We’re cooking up a great reboot afterparty this coming sunday (Sankt Hans evening in danish allthough i’ve got no clue what it is in English). If you feel that i’ve grossly neglected you by failing to invite you please visit our microsite and sign immediately – btw, if you’re a reader of this blog and located in copenhagen sign up too and come hang out with us

Blogs »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Fortune Cool Companies 2002 – Coolest Media Company 2002 Pyra Labs (Blogger). Congratulations to Ev and the other key persons involved in creating Blogger with this award. Great recognition on the difference a small company can make and the whole blogging movement as a whole.

Living »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

What not to do on a sunday evening
Had a wonderful casual sunday evening with Mads and Maria, Louise and Benjamin ending up in a game of Trivial Pursuit, which i hadn’t played for ages. Lot’s of competitive spirit, amazing competences and good laughs. Got home way too late, since i’m catching an early train to head for a week at Aarstiderne.

People »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Dave Winer is in the hospital and expected to be there until next weekend. Send him your best wishes here. His voice is sincerely missed.

Social Capitalism »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Malcolm Gladwell: blowing up – How Nassim Taleb turned the inevitability of disaster into an investment strategy. For ten minutes this article had me wanting to become a trader with a “chaos fund” allthough i don’t get much of the mathematics involved. Like his chaos theory oriented strategies for investing… (And great writing from Gladwell as always).

Startup »

[17 Jun 2002 | No Comment | ]

Scott Heifermann’s new startup MEETUP has just launched. Interesting concept – if only they would make it more viral by making it easier to create local meeting venues. User Interface and Communication Design by the always great 37Signals.