Tuesday, December 10. 2019
Oliver's Battery & Bangalore
On the one hand Tim Anderson (living in Oliver's Battery, UK) explained GitHub's annual report about programming languages on GitHub. On the other hand Edd Gent (living in Bangalore, India) described the city Fukuoka as Japan's answer to Silicon Valley.
Wednesday, November 27. 2019
Amsterdam & Boston
Firstly my main focus was on Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre (RIPE NCC, based in Amsterdam, Netherlands) and the news: The last IPv4 addresses for Europe have been assigned. Secondly my eyes went to the answer to the question, what makes a city great, reported by MIT Technology Review Magazine (based in Boston, MA).
Tuesday, November 12. 2019
Mountain View & Raleigh
On the one hand LA Times reported the acquisation of Fitbit Inc by Alphabet Inc. (haedquartered in Mountain View, CA). On the other hand Sarah Perez (living in Raleigh N.C.) wrote the article: WhatsApp’s latest feature, Catalogs, caters to small businesses skipping the web for mobile.
Tuesday, October 29. 2019
2019 & 2020
Recently Gartner Inc. (haedquartered in Stamford, CT) published its Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2020. This compares to the Top 10 Strategic Technology Trends for 2019.
Monday, October 14. 2019
New York City & Melbourne
On the one hand The New York Times reported about the Nobel Prize in Chemestry. On the other hand the magazine Aeon (headqurtered in Melbourne, Australia) wirtten about psychology: The fast track to a life well lived is feeling grateful.
Tuesday, September 17. 2019
Greifswald & Munich
Autumn recommendation of 2 illustrated books: On the one hand the publisher Katapult (based in Greifswald, Germany) brought out the Atlas: 100 Karten, die deine Sicht auf die Welt verändern. On the other hand the book Faszination Flughafen illustrated airports around the world, published by Callwey, a publisher based in Munich, Germany.
Friday, August 30. 2019
Bejing & Singapore
Firstly my eyes went to the thesis China is at the crossroads of semiconductor development reported by Meng Jing (living in Bejing, China). Secondly I focused on WeChat and the following article written by Nathaniel Fetalvero (living in Singapore): How this team won the WeChat Developer Challenge.
Tuesday, July 30. 2019
Washington D.C. & New York City
Smithonian magazine (based in Washington D.C) reported about the anniversary of the Game Boy changed the way america played video games. Apropos Playing and playing in teams. The Fast Company magazine (based in New York City, NY) described 5 things that resilient teams do differently.
Friday, July 12. 2019
Austin & Washington D.C.
In these days the hype of cryptocurrency was gaining momentum. 2 examples: Mark Dent (living in Austin, TX) told the story about a city in Texas and its bitcoin experience. Thimothy B. Lee (living in Washington D.C.) explained libra and its organisation Libra Association.
Monday, June 17. 2019
Barcelona & New York City
On the one hand Justin Calderon (living in Barcelona, Spain) described the ecological transformation on Manilia Bay in the Philippines. On the other hand Shira Ovide (living in New York City, NY) wrote about Africa and The Next Big Phones Could Bring a Billion People Online.
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