I got the honor and privilege to contribute an article to this year’s ThingsCon Report: The State of Responsible IoT. The result is an article titled Designing The Future We Want in which I reflect over how we need to take a proactive approach towards disruption; to make new technology – and thereby IoT – […] Read More…
. . In Danish Design Centre we have kicked off the first initiatives of REMODEL; our program for the exploration of open source business models for manufacturing. As part of that work I have written three articles which zooms in on the topic, helps set the stage and describes the first test-run which we have initiated […] Read More…
. I was asked by Danish online magazine Kforum (Kommunikationsforum) to write an article about Burning Man and what it’s like to take part in the famous/infamous frenzy in the deep Nevada desert. Check it out here (in Danish): Hippier, hipstere og hedgefonds i hedonismeland Big thanks to my camp-mate Michael Filippoff for letting me […] Read More…
Yesterday was a big life moment, as I was able to publish the first book with my name on the cover, ‘Open Source City: Art & Technology Experiments in Platform4‘, which I’ve co-edited with Niels Peter Hvillum and co-written alongside a highly talented group of other contributors. The book focuses on the creative hub Platform4 in […] Read More…
Today is the launch of Ctrl+Alt+Delete Books, a new book publishing house which I am running with Niels Peter Hvillum. To kick things off we have two titles in the pipeline for publication in March and April: ‘TagTomat: Vejen til grønne fællesskaber i byen’ and ‘Open Source City: Art & Technology experiments in Platform […] Read More…
. BIG NEWS! We’re making a book about Platform 4 – a tale about all the years of art and technology, projects, events and ideas written by some of the international superstars that visited as well as local Platform 4 die-hards. But we need your help. To raise funds we’re launching a KICKSTARTER CROWDFUNDING CAMPAIGN […] Read More…
The Open Data Handbook, published by Open Knowledge (Foundation) a couple of years ago, has been a popular primer for everyone wanting to be introduced to the term in general as well as a resource for more experienced professionals in the field. However, as the development and application of open data keeps making quantum leaps […] Read More…
. . This weekend TagTomat, a lovely Danish urban gardening project from the Nørrebro district in Copenhagen (where I live) secured funding for their scheduled book release by successfully completing a crowdfunding campaign (see more here). I’m contributing to the book by writing a chapter about links between urban gardening and Internet culture. In general I am […] Read More…
. . I’ve volunteered alongside a couple of colleagues from Open Knowledge Denmark (Niels Erik Kaaber Rasmussen) and Solobeta (Henrik Chulu and Christian Ingemann) as official Danish Ambassadors for EU Codeweek 2014 that takes place from October 11-17 2014. The initiative was launched by Vice President of the European Commission Neelie Kroes’ Young Advisors with […] Read More…
. . Inspired by the many discussions surrounding the release of the Aaron Swartz documentary, “The Internet Own Boy”, I’ve put together a blog post with some thoughts about the future of science and the challenges we’re facing as a society with our current academic knowledge financial schemes: These past few weeks have highlighted the […] Read More…
