An IT-lawyer who lives an open in a sort of closed way life and who has become a datasharing addict
Copenhagen
Joined May 2008
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It's great every time your peers in the industry recognise your position as a lawyer, especially in #informationtechnology and data, in one of the recognised international ranking firms. But it's even better to be confirmed that you are part of one of the
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I have always believed that openness and transparency was probably the most important way to ensure both well-functioning markets and political governance. Much of the information to enable our participation in a democracy, where we can make informed choices and where everyone, g
"Western public opinion is quiescent: there were not many Sudanese flags flying from Ivy League encampments this year."
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I am by no means an expert in the #efficientmarkethyothesis so my belief in its correctness is best supported by logic and common sense as expressed by its progenitor #eugenefama: “If prices are obviously wrong then you would be rich” 🤓
In case anyone missed it: Denmark is the best place in the world to be a woman 🤓 giwps.georgetown.edu/the-ind…
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I am thrilled to announce that @TwobirdsDK has advised @Marubeni_Corp on their acquisition of shares in @aquagreen through a third-party allotment. linkedin.com/posts/birdandbi…
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In a tsunami of content dealing with AI, in particular #generativeAI and #largelanguagemodels these @TheEconomist briefs seems like a good place to start (or end).
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A really insightful article about the role of Wagner in the CAR by @jhensonpogue in @granta granta.com/wagner-in-africa/
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Is #AI going to change working life forever? Nancy Gleason, disruption expert at @NYU_AbuDhabi, discusses the future of work with Melissa Murray in our new #WomeninTech series: 2bird.ly/43hcFDW
buff.ly/3PeXhBm “Novo Nordisk has grown so big that without it the Scandinavian country’s economy would be in a recession. With it Denmark’s gross domestic product grew 1.7 per cent in the first half of this year. Stripped out, it contracted 0.3 per cent.”
“Problems of racial inequality remain in health care. But you are still most likely to die tomorrow if you are white, northern and working class.“ @TheEconomist buff.ly/3RekA12