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…
