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A - E F - K L - P Q - S T - Z Ian Brown Homepage mail Ian's main professional interests are in public policy issues around information and the Internet, as well as the more technical fields of information security and networking. He's the director of the Foundation for Information Policy Research and also consults for companies such as JP Morgan, Credit Suisse and SAIC. Ian has worked on a wide range of information policy issues such as surveillance, privacy, export controls, copyright and electronic voting. With colleagues from Privacy International and FIPR he's authored reports and papers on these issues that have been cited in the House of Lords and parliamentary briefing notes. They have also been covered on BBC2, Channel 4, CNN, CBC, the BBC World Service and in numerous newspapers and magazines. Ian helped write the Cryptix freeware crypto library for Java, upon which his e-mail encryption program Enigma is based. He also takes an active part in network and security protocol development in the IETF. Ian previously worked on the PIMMS project at UCL, where he is an honorary research fellow. Ian's also interested in learning using computers, and was part of UCL's Teaching And Coursework Online project. The team developed a wide range of Web-based software to provide automatic coursework authoring and management facilities for lecturers. Sérgio Amadeu da Silveira Director-President, Brazilian National Institute of Information Technology, Brasília Ross Anderson Professor in Security Engineering, Cambridge University & Chair, Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR), Cambridge, UK Inke Arns Kulturwissenschaftlerin, Autorin, freie Kuratorin, mikro e.V., Berlin Christiane Asschenfeld Director of International Commons, Berlin Karen Banks Association of Progressive Communications (APC), London Markus Beckedahl Netzwerk Neue Medien & WSIS-Koordinierungskreis, Berlin Ralf Bendrath Universität Bremen Klaus Birkenbihl Director, World Wide Web Consortium Office in Germany and Austria, Sankt Augustin, Germany Amke Block Verband Unabhängiger Tonträgerunternehmen & Herausgeberin MOMAG.net, Hamburg Enki Boehm Quintessenz and Teso Security, Vienna David Bollier Independent policy strategist, journalist, co-founder, Public Knowledge, Fellow at the Tomales Bay Institute & author of "Silent Theft: The Private Plunder of Our Common Wealth," Amherst, MA Detlef Borchers Freelance Journalist, Metten, Germany Danièle Bourcier Creative Commons France & CERSA, Paris Mark Bressers Program Manager, Open Standards and Open Source Software (OSOSS), ICTU Open Source eGovernment Center, Den Haag Marcus Brinkmann GNU Hurd project, Dortmund, Germany Ian Brown Director, Foundation for Information Policy Research (FIPR), London Jürgen Buchmüller IT freelancer, Multiple Arcade Machine Emulator (MAME) project, Bonn Sebastian Büttrich wire.less.dk, Copenhagen Simon Carless Software curator at the Internet Archive, San Jose Teodor Celakoski Multimedia Institute, Zagreb Atul Chitnis Chairman and Managing Director, Exocore Consulting, Bangalore Wolfgang Coy Professor of informatics at Humboldt University Berlin Florian Cramer Literaturwissenschaftler, Berlin Darius Cuplinskas Director Information Program, Open Society Institute, Budapest Doug Cutting Lead Architect, Nutch, Petaluma, CA Roger Dingledine Project leader, Free Haven & owner and founder, Moria Research Labs, Boston Melanie Dulong de Rosnay Project Lead, Creative Commons France & CERSA, Paris Lloyd Dunn Founder, Photostatic / Retrofuturism Magazine (1983-1998) and Founding member, The Tape-beatles, Prague Tineke M. Egyedi Senior Researcher Standardisation, ICT Department, Faculty of Technology, Policy and Management, Delft University of Technology, Delft Dragan Espenschied

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