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The country's 10,000 "e-residents" are redefining what it means to immigrate. 
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Guardtime CEO and co-founder Mike Gault told Business Insider: 'We see the real opportunity for blockchain technology as data and data security.'
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In 2015, Estonia made the cryptocurrency press headlines when it announced a cooperation between its e-residency platform and blockchain initiative BitNation. While the program is mainly focused on provision of notary services to Estonian e-residents, BitNation’s ambitions go way farther.
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Starting December 1, 2015 the Estonian e-Residency program, in partnership with the virtual nation BITNATION.co will use Blockchain Technology to offer a Public Notary to e-Residents.
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Claire Bolderson asks what the UK can learn from the Estonian electoral process.
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With its church steeples and castle walls, Tallinn, Estonia, seems like a quiet backwater well outside the mainstream of modern society.
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Estonia launched on Friday its country management software platform for other states, enabling them to benefit from the services like three-minute-tax-declaration or e-voting which are in use in the most digital nation in the world.
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Estonia is one of the best examples of a country run online. How did this come about?
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On December 1, 2015, BITNATION will introduce a public notary service for Estonian e-residents. Via the international BITNATION Public Notary, e-residents, regardless of where they live or do business, will be able to notarize their marriages, birth certificates, business contracts, and much more on the Blockchain.
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December 5, 2015 3:32 AM
Estomia is coming up as notorious experimentstion space. Great for platform developers!
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Technologies enable people to interact, innovate and share information in totally new ways. People are empowered, business is liberated and the society is mo...
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Estonia is a tiny but remarkable country. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, they had to re-build their political and economic institutions from the ground up.
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