The Internet in Cuba

Might Cuban entrepreneurs develop uniquely Cuban enterprises? A while ago, I pointed out that offical Cuban attitudes toward self-employed...

The BBC reported ( English , Spanish ) on a panel featuring three Cuban software entrepreneurs at the recent TechCrunch conference in New...

The Cuban government has licensed more self-employed computer programmers than clowns and button coverers combined. The other day I wrote ...

It would be great if Cuba could find a sustainable middle ground between the economy and culture of the early hobby and academic days and th...

I've written several posts on the well-educated, underemployed Cuban tech community, which is beginning to form an ecosystem through me...

The Merchise Startup Circle , which has been encouraging Cuban software startups for some time has organized a Havana Startup Weekend for N...

The first meetup of the Merchise Startup Circle will be held in Havana on May 23. The event is being organized by a couple of Cubans who ha...

Will Cuban programmers be allowed to sell software and do offshore programming and localization in the US and online? Many people have ask...

This post is not about what I think will happen, but to begin discussion of what the Cuban government could do if the goal were to provide ...