How’s your relationship with art these days? Maybe you’re posting art, reposting, creating, or thinking about what you’ll create when this pandemic is all over. You might be tired of experiencing art through a screen. …

Since the beginning of WeTransfer all the way back in 2009, our team has envisioned technology as a tool to help humans and facilitate creativity — and nothing more. Simple. But as the tech industry has matured over the past decade, it’s become very obvious that others have taken a…

When WeTransfer started back in 2009 we were placing long bets that certain market conditions would move in our favour. We believed that ‘small’ data and transparency would build long term trust. With the rise of fake news and the increased understanding (particularly in Europe) of data rights and privacy…

A medium version of my weekly email digest. Here’s this weeks slightly shorter than normal summary of the things that got me thinking. In each edition I’ll touch on topics around Technology, Climate and Creativity. 👂 Unforgettable. Robbie Stamp has an imagined conversation with his late business partner and friend, the…

Just after I left school, the UK government tried to recruit new teachers using the catchy slogan ‘Nobody forgets a good teacher.’ A great teacher, they announced, makes all the difference, and become unforgettable, as they play such an important part in the formative years of a young person’s life. …

Yellowstone National Park is a 2.2 million acre expanse of mountains, trees, geysers, wildlife and rivers. The world’s largest herd of bison roams freely, as do more than a hundred wolves, running in ten packs. If you have the opportunity to visit in winter, you’ll be one of just 25,000…

2017 was a year of the good, the bad, the contested and the questioned. A lot of real stuff happened in this year of the fake. It was a year that started with Not in my Name and ended with Me Too. The Trump news was too large, ongoing…

Being the pioneer is tough. Sticking your neck out leaves your neck exposed. You might need that neck later. Going the extra mile often turns into ten extra miles, and the road gets steep and slippery in places. In the US, the attribute needed to surmount these obstacles is ‘grit’. …

There’s a statement I hear all the time at tech events. Someone will stand up, take the mic and anger and frustration will suddenly seep into their voice; ‘It’s all very well and good you saying that data isn’t important,’ they’ll say. …