Sometimes we forget how truly global the world is becoming. So i checked out where the readers of this weblog had been coming from the last six months (in order of traffic):
Denmark, United States, Sweden, Australia, Germany, Canada, United Kingdom, Austria, Singapore, Netherlands, France, Finland, Belgium, New Zealand, Japan, Italy, Norway, Spain, Israel, Switzerland, Poland, Iceland, Taiwan, Greece, Russian Federation, Romania, Hong Kong, Mexico, Brazil, Portugal, Luxembourg, Thailand, Brunei Darussalam, South Africa, Indonesia, Estonia, Czech Republic, Argentina, Ireland, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Turkey, Malaysia, Hungary, Uruguay and the Philippines.
Truly mind-boggling…

KPMG: Stop trying to lock out pirates

The Battle for Wireless Data: Can Wi-Fi overtake the mighty 3G in the race for consumers’ hearts and minds?
A good balanced reasoned view on the future of mobile data – ie. 3g vs. wifi.

Mediawhore living is…
Being called up out of the blue friday afternoon while at your hairdresser by a journalist from the national television broadcaster on a very short deadline.
Had been recommended by a friend – the journalist wants an “it-expert” to comment on record industry’s attitude towards downloading/cd-burning/filesharing/etc.
Asking for a 10 minute think pause to think it through. Frantically trying to reach some people who really should do the interview , consulting with a few friends whether one should do it.
Finally reasoning that if i didn’t do it only the record …

Organic
Spent the last couple of days finalizing the new site for Organic, the company formerly interimly known as Metrostar. Still have it’s missing content, but there’s lots of copy for you to look at. The spirit in the company is amazing and we’re having a great time – all of us “old” entrepreneurs coming together to make sure a change happens in the way we can communicate digitally.
For our english readers we’ve done a overview of the company in english.

Old pal mr. dotcom, Tim Frank Andersen, is finally on to blogging with Tims Tech Blog.
He gave a 5 minute pitch on national danish morning television for blogs – mentioning amongst others blogger.com, tveskov.com, stroyberg.dk and the weblogs at Aarstiderne as a role model for corporations.

That Reporter Done Steered Me Wrong – How much should we blame journalists for the dot-com crash?
“Paul Boutin, a freelance writer for Wired News and Salon, says part of the problem was caused by the relentlessly cheery mood of the press in the 1990s. “You never got in trouble for hyping a company in the late ’90s,” he says. “Now, in the 2000s, you can’t be too negative, and if you write anything positive you’re looked at askance.”

Intentional Software Corporation – the corporate site!

GoodWorkProject – The GoodWork Project, through its various studies, researches how leading professionals carry out work that is of high quality and socially responsible.

Wise words from the pretentious lawyer reflecting on whether he’s sad that he didn’t make a lot of money in the boom years:
“In retrospect it’s a fact that if you made serious money the last couple of years in the nasdaq/technology boom age, you made them by causing other people a loss”.