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I took a break from my paternity leave to come to San Francisco and meet with about 100 other folks who work in the intersection of tech and social change. It's a yearly event held by Aspiration, and facilitated by my close friend and mentor Gunner. It'
Since my time at Refugees Untied has come to an end and I'm now looking for consulting gigs in non-rofit technology work, I decided to redesign my blog and add some content. Have a look around....
After just over 2 years and some great successes, matched by some great frustrations, I finally decided to quit my job as CTO of Refugees United. I'm currently on paternity leave, until January 1st, which neatly coincides with the end of my contract there. As to the reasons
In April 2011 I gave a presentation on BookSprints and Booki at the excellent Unbound Book Conference in Amsterdam. Today a only partially related google search uncovered this blog post. Apart from frequent and varied misspellings of my name, it's a decent summary of the discussion I brought
I'll be speaking about Book Sprints, cc-licensed books and the developing world at a Free Culture event in Copenhagen this Sunday. It's a joint project of Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke (ActionAid Denmark) and Creative Commons Denmark. It's arranged by my recent acquaintance (soon to be friend?
We are people of tech. We live and work everywhere. We value our own freedom, the freedom of people who use our technology and freedom in general. We think there is no meaningful distinction between WikiLeaks and the news organizations covering the stories in cooperation with WikiLeaks. We urge all
12 years ago today, on the 14th of June 1998, during the World Cup in France, I posted my first ever blog post. Back then I was blogging at krag.org, what was in fact a very personal blog. I'd written a few blog-like pages on what was
I think it's impossible to develop good mobile interfaces without being emerged in this context I think it's much harder to outsource innovation than coding, but, at least in this context, innovation is what we need to find I think that the advice i got today
I'm in Nairobi for a week for a series of meetings with partners and to get an impression of the local tech scene. Day 1 was very much about touching down, having a quick meeting and then a quick football party for the world cup opening. Today is