There is a consensus among all browser makers and lovers of the web: the current state of the web is a mess. The average web page is 2.4 megabyte big and has over 200 requests. We spend more time waiting for trackers and ads to load than we spend reading content. Our high-powered computers and […]

It is a strange love I have for the web. Ever since I used the web for the first time it felt like taking a ride with a best friend. I knew I had to start working on it to never let it down again. Many people who started with the web when I did […]

Lately I started a new thing: watching “behind the scenes” features of movies I didn’t like. At first this happened by chance (YouTube autoplay, to be precise), but now I do it deliberately and it is fascinating. Van Helsing to me bordered on the unwatchable, but as you can see there are a lot of […]

I just got back from the Internet Days conference in Stockholm, Sweden. I was flattered when I was asked to speak at this prestigious event, but I had no idea until I arrived just how much fun it would be. I loved the branding of he conference as it was all about pixels and love. […]

This morning I gave one of two keynotes at the Internet Days in Stockholm, Sweden. Suffice to say, I felt well chuffed to be presenting at such a prestigious event and opening up for a day that will be closed by an interview with Edward Snowden! Frankly, I freaked out and wanted to do something […]