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Gisle Hannemyr
Gisle Hannemyr (born 3 July 1953) is a researcher and lecturer at the Institute for Informatics, University of Oslo.
== Professional background ==
In 1991, he was co-founder of the first commercial internet service provider in Norway, Oslonett, which later, being acquired by Schibsted, became Schibsted Nett (SN), and Scandinavia Online (Sol). He later co-founded other Internet-related businesses.
Through books, articles and regular columns in the press, Hannemyr has been active in describing and explaining not only the Internet, but also hacker culture〔(Technology and Pleasure: Considering Hacking Constructive ), ''First Monday'', Volume 4, Number 2 - 1 February 1999〕 to the public. In the public eye, he is regarded as Norway's foremost net guru and evangelist,〔(Gisle Hannemyr, internet personality of the decade ), Verdens Gang, 15 May 2003 (in Norwegian)〕 and is the primary spokesperson for free software, free media formats and open net usage in Norwegian media.〔(Rosing-award to Gisle Hannemyr ), Digi.no, 20 November 2002 (in Norwegian)〕
In 2002, Hannemyr was awarded the Norwegian Computer Society's Rosing Academy's Rosing's Honour Award, and in 2003, a vote among the Norwegian members of First Tuesday (an association of entrepreneurs and investors) declared him Internet personality of the decade.
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