It’s that time of the year again, the ‘no’ time: no sun, no rest, no let up. The pace of lessons is heating up for everyone, although the students may not feel it as keenly as the teachers. It’s only when exams are days away that the ones facing the blackboard…
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How can a print magazine such as the Krakow Post play a role in the promotion and development of social capital and innovation, both locally and globally? I think the answer to this question lies in new ideas about creating value, social capital…
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There is a persistent belief that Poland is a monoculture. This belief continues to be held by many Poles, who assume that the foreigners they see sitting in cafes are all tourists. In fact, Poland ceased to be the monoculture of legend years ago. There has been no mass immigration, but there has been…
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Comarch Cracovia’s hockey squad will face off on Tuesday against Poland’s current top team Ciarko PBS Bank KH Sanok and their prized temporary acquisition from North America, left winger Wojtek Wolski
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An article in The Economist argued that digitisation in manufacturing will have a disruptive effect every bit as powerful as digitisation has been in the telecoms, photography, music, publishing and film industries. Are we seeing the dawning of a third industrial revolution…?
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Pat Guzik was recently singled out by the Polish edition of Elle Magazine as one of the most groundbreaking young designers to watch. Not bad, considering her adventures in design began a mere four years ago…
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Creating the Ministry of Geekdom – there are hundreds of hackerspaces across the globe, and at least three in Poland. It’s high time Krakow had its own – Hackerspace Krakow (HSKRK)…
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Twenty three years after the fall of Communism, Poland still refuses to do what it promised to do. The government of Poland will not pass a restitution law that would either return private property or compensate Jews and their heirs for assets seized…
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Although quiet for a decade, nobody believed that Władysław Pasikowski would give up directing feature films for good following the poor reviews of his gangster movie Reich (2001). During this break, Pasikowski has kept his directorial muscles in shape…
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The artist’s impression depicts a radically modern looking building with a green-clad, sloping roof. Stripes resembling the pattern of crops or mown grass add a rustic touch. But it’s what is inside that really matters – a waste incinerating facility…
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