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A - E F - K L - P Q - S T - Z Heather Ford Heather Ford is a South African who has worked in the non-profit sector since 2000 when she graduated with a Bachelor of Journalism degree from Rhodes University. She is passionate about the power of the Internet and new communication technologies for political, social and economic change and has been involved in managing a number of projects relating to Internet policy, democracy, sociology and law in Africa. She is currently a Benetech-funded fellow (or fellowina as one friend put it) at the Reuters Digital Vision Program at Stanford University. She has been working with the Creative Commons iCommons (international commons) project for the past 8 months, incubating Creative Commons projects for Africa. In June 2004, she will return to South Africa to run the Creative Commons South Africa project full time from Johannesburg. For more information, see her weblog. István Fábián IT/Telecom consultant, computer game author, founder of CAPS-Software Preservation Society, Budapest Hong Feng President, RON's Datacom Co., Ltd William Fisher Professor of Intellectual Property Law, Harvard University & Director, Berkman Center for Internet and Society, Boston Heather Ford Project Lead, Creative Commons South Africa, Cape Town Vera Franz Program Officer, Information Program, Open Society Institute, Budapest Alvar Freude Medienkünstler, Stuttgart Ralph Giles Developer, Xiph.org Foundation, video & metadata, Theora Project Lead, Vancouver Rishab Aiyer Ghosh Co-Programme Leader, e-Basics Research Unit, International Institute of Infonomics, Maastricht University, the Netherlands Stefan Gradmann Virtuelle Campusbibliothek, Regionales Rechenzentrum der Universität Hamburg Volker Grassmuck Helmholtz-Zentrum für Kulturtechnik, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin & privatkopie.net & mikro & wos Kurt Gramlich Linux User Group Ravensberg & Skolelinux, Ravensberg Michael Grob Regisseur, CH7 & Technical Software Consultant, Bern Jean-Claude Guedon Professor of Comparative Literature at the University of Montreal Robert Guerra privaterra.org & Computer Professionals for Social Responsibility (CPSR), Toronto Benny Haerlin Save Our Seeds (SOS), Zukunftsstiftung Landwirtschaft, Berlin Gerd Hansen International Creative Commons, Munich Stevan Harnad Canada Research Chair in Cognitive Science, University of Quebec/Montreal & Gründer des CogPrints Eprint-Archivs und der Eprint Selbstarchivierungs-Initiative, Southampton University Bjoern Hartmann Textone.org/Contexterrior Media, Paris Federico Heinz Mitgründer der Vía Libre Foundation, Córdoba, Argentinien Dewayne Hendricks CEO Dandin Group & Open Spectrum advocate and packet radio pioneer, Fremont, CA Charlotte Hess Workshop in Political Theory & Policy Analysis, Indiana University; Information Officer, International Association for the Study of Common Property & Director, Digital Library of the Commons, Bloomington, Indiana Jeanette Hofmann Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB) & privatkopie.net, Berlin Tim Hubbard Sanger Center and Ensembl, Cambridge, UK Karsten Huth librarian specialized in computer games, Humboldt University Berlin Till Jaeger Institut für Rechtsfragen der Freien und Open Source Software (ifrOSS), München Joris Komen Executive Director, SchoolNet.na, Windhoek, Namibia Tomas Krag wire.less.dk, Copenhagen Stefan Krempl journalist, author, and media researcher, Berlin Martin Kretschmer Director (joint), Centre for Intellectual Property Policy & Management & Professor of Information Jurisprudence, School of Finance & Law, Bournemouth University Julia Kueng Project Lead, Creative Commons Austria, Wien

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