Interview in DN

Jon Ramvi is one of Norway’s most talented in blockchains. He is the entrepreneur behind the blockcompany, Blockchanges, which has customers like DNB, Storebrand and Statkraft.

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Interview on digi.no

We’re learning from Spotify and Valve. We also aim to challenge the myths that there are differences between owners and employees in the company. All employees will be owners. Ramvi also says that he is implementing a flat structure in the company.

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Interview in Finansavisen

Blockchain will be the new Internet.

Norwegian

Interview on E24

Jon Ramvi in Blockchangers believes people who do not know what they are doing should be very careful before investing in Initial Coin Offerings (ICO).

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Interview on Shifter.no podcast

Blockchain expert Jon Ramvi discusses digital currency and Tesla in Shifter’s podcast. One of the questions asked: Should you invest in bitcoin now?

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Interview on Shifter.no

EasyPeasy founder Jon Ramvi leaves DNB Bank to build blockchain company

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Technical analysis of OneCoin for Aftenposten

Aftenposten engaged Jon Ramvi to evaluate Onecoin as a crypto currency based on how Onelife presents the currency. He has worked full-time with blockchain for over three years.

Norwegian (original)

Interview on NRK.no

I think we will see blockchain enter into all industries and in all parts of our lives.

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Interview on Kampanje.com

This is what blockchain may mean for the media and advertising industry. “We can see for us a future where the user sells data”

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Interview on NRK1

Blockchain is an exciting new technology which can disrupt the world as much as the Internet did

Norwegian (original)

Interview on NRK about liquid democracy on the blockchain

Norway will probably not be the first to use blockchain in this area as we have very great confidence in the government.

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Interview in NITO Refleks about blockchain

New technology is going to remove intermediaries and may give unions more power, if you believe the expert.

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Interview about blockchains on NRK P1 (radio) (no)

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Interview in Dagens Næringsliv about GameCoin.io

The largest industries, such as hotels and transportation, have already been done in the sharing economy. The next major industry of the sharing economy is competence.

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Short interview about blockchains on NRK P2 (radio) (no)

Interview on Culture News on NRK. Listen online (Norwegian)

Interview in Aftenposten about the blockchain

You can use the blockchain for a thousand things. The more you learn about it, the more opportunities are revealed.

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Opinion piece in Klassekampen about the sharing economy II

Rather than speculate on whether the driver pay taxes, I hope we can use the time to discuss the more interesting aspect of the question: how does it take society forward? Where would we, and how can we regulate the sharing economy to get there?

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Opinion piece in Klassekampen about the sharing economy I

If we’re clever now, may the sharing economy flourish and live side by side with the markets we know today.

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Interview on NRK.no about the Heartbleed bug II

Android users should update the operating system to be safe from computer attacks, said Jon Ramvi, an expert on computer security.

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Interview on NRK.no about the Heartbleed bug I

Fraudsters have been able to flea accounts for two years

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Interview on VG.no about EasyPeasy

EasyPeasy is doing fine so far, but we have to find our niche now that Chrome Os and Moblin are on the move

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Interview on TEK.no about EasyPeasy

Easy Peasy 1.1 was released last week and ble sluppet for en uke siden og er blitt lastet ned 17 040 ganger.

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Interview on ITavisen.no about EasyPeasy

I started Ubuntu Eee (now Easy Peasy) Christmas ’07 as a script that changed a standard Ubuntu installation to work with Asus Eee

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Interview on intel.com about EasyPeasy

The whole project started out just like that, making a tutorial on how to fix the regular Ubuntu install. Then I made a script which did it automatically and then I started a whole new distribution.

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