Copenhagen based tech company BLUETOWN, who provides internet connectivity to sparsely and unconnected areas across the world, is joined by business magnate Lars Kolind. A Danish led effort to connect billions of people in unconnected areas to the internet raises…
Summary from IT portrait Politiken, financial times section, by journalist Maria Skjødt, published 20 April 2016 COPENHAGEN: Peter Ib is CEO of BLUETOWN, a company that works to spread Wi-Fi to developing countries. It sounds like a charity project, but…
Danish company provides cheap solar-powered Internet access to the world’s poorest people. The ability to go online increases growth by up to 30 percent – and BLUETOWN profits from it. Summary, POLITIKEN (Danish media) “When a village in Africa…
At BLUETOWN we understand the importance of communicating the progress made in Africa. We understand that it is worth doing something, and that Danish companies are making a difference in poverty reduction. Therefore, we support “World’s Best News”. Source /…
The Danish IT company BLUETOWN has landed a million order to connect the citizens of India’s rural areas. CEO Peter Ib expects a turnover of DKK one billion in the coming years. Summary from Berlingske Tidende (danish media) 12.500 solar-powered…
