OpenLife

Wednesday 30 April 2003 was spend in Horsens at a conference on networkingheld by CreativeDenmark.Com. I gave speech on my own experience with networking. And for the first did I dare to try to explain an audience the therories of networks laid out in Linked: The New Science of Networks by Albert-Laszlo Barabasi.

I spend the late afternoon at the Copenhagen Business School moderating a panel that discussed the role of the government with respect to promotion of open source source.

Enjoying good food with guys employed in the secretariat of the Danish eBusiness Association.

More or less by accident or at least involuntarily, I have become the sole remaining director of FDIH Drift & Services ApS - the operation and service company of the Danish ebusiness Association. This entails frequent meetings with Hans Henrik Agger who is the CEO of the company.

Funny invitation to join Internet Society’s Danish chapter ISOC DK.

Click at http://www.theinformationminister.com/press.php?ID=612193148.

Thanks to Esben Trier for the translation from iragi to Danish.

This is when you feel old: You discover that one of your friends’ son - at which baptism you gave at speech - is your waither at Cafe Sommersko. The waiter - Alexander Lauf Olsen - is the oldest kid of Torben Olsen and Ivalo Lauf Olsen - dear friends from way back in the beginning of the eighties.

Early start for a Saturday! Breakfast meeting with partners at Organic network Thomas Madsen-Mygdal and Nikolaj Nyhom.

Vilhelm has been home from kindergarten all week with chicken pox. No need for alarm. Actually, he has enjoyed spending a week away from the hectic daily routines at the kindergarten, or as he phrases it “I have been on vacation”.

…just before and after the speech I gave on legal aspects of e-mail archiving.