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 then my website, but those have been lost [...]

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* 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 from Bridgette at Google Africa is [...]

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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 BarCamp Nairobi, a geek, web developer, tech [...]

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Relax, have fun, be more….. Short version: If you have an interesting job for me (part-time, full-time or even freelance-based), or hear about one, that suits someone like me (resume and Linkedin profile), let me know. Rationale: As part of my new years resolution for 2009, i’ve decided to start looking for work. I need [...]

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I had the pleasure of being interviewed for NPR (National Public Radio) on monday. It’s for a regular show called News & Notes that targets African-American audiences in the US with news stories of relevance, and in this case it was a brief segment about African Internet connectivity, and how it lags behind the rest [...]

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freifunk – freifunk.net summer convention, fresh air – free networks, Djursland, September 2004 This looks like it is going to be the wireless community event of the year. Anyone interested in wireless community networking should show up in rural Denmark in september. The event is hosted y one of the largest rural broadband communities in [...]

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