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A - C D - F G - H I - K L - M N - R S - T U - Z Rena Tangens Rena Tangens, artist and networking pioneer, lives and works in Bielefeld, Germany. Experimental film, video and free radio work. Founded the gallery and art project "Art d'Ameublement" together with colleague padeluun in 1984. Online since 1987. She brought the first modem to the international art exhibition documenta in 1987 and women ("haecksen") into the German hackers association Chaos Computer Club. 1988 artist in residence in Canada. Rena Tangens is co-founder of the FoeBuD e.V. asscociation, the BIONIC bbs and the independent bulletin board networks Z-Netz and CL in Germany and Zamir Transnational Network (set up during the war in former Yugoslavia from 1992). She also worked in software development for the ZERBERUS bbs program with special focus on advancement of democracy, privacy issues and respect of the network as a social space. As a media scientist research on androcentrism in the networks. Currently working on her dissertation on privacy, perception of space and participation. Rena Tangens is curator of the ongoing monthly culture and technology event PUBLIC DOMAIN since 1987. She published with FoeBuD the first manual on PGP encryption in German language. Since 2000 organizer and jury member of the annual Big Brother Awards ("the oscars for surveillance") in Germany. The FoeBuD-project "DataPrivatizer", developed to detect hidden RFID chips and scanners, won the idea contest of bridge foundation (dedicated to civil rights in the digital society) in 2003. FoeBuD e.V. Big Brother Awards Press clippings Public Domain Overview Privacy Card RFID position paper The Metro/hidden RFID story StopRFID Stiftung bridge Donation page Art d'Ameublement Thaer Sabri Wolfgang Sander-Beuermann Project Lead, Search Engine Lab, Regional Computing Center for Lower Saxony, University of Hannover Larry Sanger Director of Collaborative Projects for the Digital Universe Foundation, Chief Organiser of Wikipedia in its first year, Scotts Valley, California Christine-Dorothea Sauer Moritz "mo." Sauer Founder Phlow.net, Netlabels.org, Author of "Websites für Musiker, Djs und Netlabels" (O'Reilly), Cologne Thorsten Schilling Vorstand mikro e.V André Schimmer Olivier Schulbaum Platoniq.net, Burn Station, Barcelona Pit Schultz Tom Schwaller Wendy Seltzer staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation & Fellow with the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School, San Francisco Sunir Shah Founder and Editor of MeatballWiki & student in the Knowledge Media Design Institute at the University of Toronto Jah Shaka Founder of the Jahshaka project, Kingston, Jamaica Alexei Shulgin Jürgen Siepmann Skúli Sigurdsson Tilmann Singer Doma Smoljo Bitnik.org, Zurich Guido Sohne Free Software-Entwickler, Accra, Ghana Cornelia Sollfrank cyberfeminist concept artist, creator of automatic Net.art generators, co-founder of the Cyberfeminist International and webmaster of artwarez.org, Hamburg Hubertus Soquat Sarah Spiekermann Assistant Professor, Institute of Information Systems, Humboldt University & Director, InterVal research project, Berlin Matthias Spielkamp Organisator Show des Freien Wissens (WOS4), Redakteur iRights.info Felix Stalder Lecturer in Media Economy, Academy of Art and Design, Zurich & co-founder, Openflows.org, Vienna Frank Steimke Leitstelle Online Services Computer Interface (OSCI), Finanzministerium Bremen James Stevens Consume.net, London Richard Stallman Rudolf Strobl Kaushik Sunder Rajan Malte Susdorff Norbert Szyperski Rena Tangens FoeBuD & Big Brother Awards Germany, Bielefeld Antony Taubman Genetic Resources & Folklore division of WIPO, Geneva Fritz Teufel Norbert Thies Michael Tiemann Vice President, Open Source Affairs, Red Hat Kerstin Tober Andreas Tonnesen University of Oslo, Norway Dave Touretzky Marek Tuszynski Tactical Technology Collective, Amsterdam

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