Attendees

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• Aaron Shaw, UC Berkeley Dept of Sociology and Berkman Center, (blog)
• Adam Holland, Boston University School of Law
• Adriana Gil Miner, UW M. C. Digital Media - flipthmedia.com - adrianagilminer.com
• Ahrash N Bissell ccLearn - Creative Commons
• Alex Leavitt, Boston University
• Alex Howard, WhatIs.com
• Amar Ashar, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Anna Su, Harvard Law School
• Andy Oram, O'Reilly Media
• Andy Sellars, Andy on the Road, Hobnox, GW Law
• Ayodhia GL Kalake, Dept. of Foreign Affairs, Indonesia
• Barry Fishman, Associate Professor of Learning Technologies, University of Michigan School of Education and School of Information
• Becca Tabasky, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Beth Kolko, Berkman Center for Internet & Society and University of Washington
• Bernardo Parrella, Communia Project & Italian freelance
• Bonnie Peirce, B3OK
• Bruno Magrani, Center for Technology and Society at FGV Law School
• Carie Burgess, Univ of Washington MA in Digital Media and Microsoft Corporation, Unlimited Potential Group
• Catherine Antoine, Radio Free Asia online
• Cathy Higgins, State Educational Technology Director, New Hampshire Department of Education
• Chris Marsden, Senior Lecturer, University of Essex Law School (ex-HIIP Kennedy School 1999-2000)[1]
• Cole W. Camplese, Director, Education Technology Services The Pennsylvania State University
• Chris Millet, Manager, Advanced Learning Technologies, Education Technology Services The Pennsylvania State University
• Christina Xu, Harvard College Free Culture
• Daithí Mac Síthigh, Law School, Trinity College Dublin & blog : lexferenda.com
• Dan Rosenblum 21st Century Digital
• Daniel Luxemburg, en-dash magazine
• Debbie Doerrlamm, CyberDefCon, Ecomm Sites StopBadWare
• Diane Cabell, Creative Commons, Berkman alumn.
• Donna Wentworth, Science Commons, Berkman alumn.
• Earl L. Taylor, Marketing Science Institute
• Ellen Hume, research director, Center for Future Civic Media, MIT
• Emily Berger, Electronic Frontier Foundation
• Emily Lin, student, Reynolds Foundation Fellow in Social Entrepreneurship, Harvard Graduate School of Education
• Erica George, Berkman Center for Internet & Society, StopBadware.org
• Esther Dyson, Edventure Holdings
• Jordan Pollack, Brandeis Univ. JordanPollack.com
• Geeta Dayal, Researcher, MIT Center for Future Civic Media
• Gene Koo, Fellow, Berkman Center
• George Cohen, CIO, The Walker School
• Gil Press, EMC
• Grete Pasch
• Hal Roberts, Berkman Center
• Helen Brunner, Media Democracy Fund [2]
• Howard Lurie, Teachers' Domain, WGBH - Boston Teachers'Domain
• Howard Silverman Ecotrust
• Ingeborg Endter, outreach manager, MIT Center for Future Civic Media
• J.H. Snider, iSolon.org
• James McQuaid SnortConfigSamplesProject
• Jart Armin, CyberDefCon, Sec Blog StopBadWare
• Jay Bregman, Founder & CTO, | eCourier.co.uk
• Jeanne Bourgault, Internews Network
• Jenny Attiyeh, ThoughtCast
• Jenny Ryan, Cyber-Anthropologist, The Virtual Campfire; Wesleyan University
• Jim Morris, Carnegie Mellon
• Jessamyn West, Librarian.net
• Jesse Shoemaker-Hopkins, KLD Research & Analytics
• Jimmy Wales, Wikia
• John Eckman, Sr. Director Optaros Labs, Optaros Blog (open parenthesis) @jeckman
• John Palfrey, Berkman Center @ HLS
• Joey Mornin, Your Revolution
• John Bracken,MacArthur Foundation
• John Kelly, Morningside Analytics
• John Moore, Chilmark Research Internet & consumer health
• Jonathan Butler, Vermont Public Radio
• Jonathan Landman, The New York Times
• Joshua Kauffman, REGIONAL, San Francisco, Amsterdam
• Judith Donath, Berkman Center, MIT Media Lab
• JP Rangaswami, Confused Of Calcutta
• Jules Polonetsky, Chief Privacy Officer and SVP Consumer Advocacy, AOL, PrivacyGourmet.com
• Katie Hallen, 463 Communications and The 463: Inside Tech Policy
• Katherine Lonergan, Wellesley College
• Karin Deutsch Karlekar, Senior Researcher and Managing Editor, Freedom House
• Keith Hopper, Public Interactive, keithhopper.com, Project VRM
• Leah Belsky, Fellow, Information Society Project Yale Law School, VP- Noank Media
• Leena Kuusniemi, Nokia
• Lexie Koss Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Lou Klepner Gateway to Gov
• Louise Weber, WGBH.org
• Maja Bogataj Jancic, Intellectual Property Institute, Slovenia
• Manolita Wiehl, OSI
• Maria Daniels, PBS | American Experience
• Mark Leccese, Emerson College Journalism Department [3]
• Mark Morril, Viacom
• Mark Shea, Microsoft and University of Washington
• Marleigh Norton, Prototyping Manager, Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab
• Melanie Dulong, Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Micah Sifry, Sunlight Foundation and Personal Democracy Forum
• Michael Fricklas, Viacom
• Mike Linksvayer, Creative Commons
• Mike Minor, good.net
• Motohiro Tsuchiya, Keio University and MIT
• Nick Bramble, Harvard Law School
• Oscar Howell, Brechas.org and BuzonE
• Pam Matthiesen, MCC
• Paul Keller, Creative Commons Netherlands, Digital Pioniers Fund and Knowledgeland
• Patrick Leyshock, Boston University (pleyshock@gmail.com)
• Patrick Meier, PhD Candidate & iRevolution
• Paul Smyke, World Economic Forum USA
• Pavel Kuznetsov, Institute of State and Law, Russian Academy of Sciences
• Persephone Miel Media Re:public
• Phil Loomis, 2 + 2
• Rachel Murray, Facing History and Ourselves
• Rachel Dretzin, Ark Media/PBS 'FRONTLINE (www.ark-media.net)
• Reed Hundt, Frontline Wireless
• Renata Avila, Creative Commons Guatemala - Universidad Francisco Marroquin
• Richard Rowe, Open Learning Exchange, One Broadway, Cambridge, MA 02142
• Robert Leirer Justice, 405 Seventh Street, Logansport, Indiana 46947.
• Ronaldo Lemos, Center for Technology and Society at FGV Law School
• Rusty Tunnard http://fletcher.tufts.edu/faculty/tunnard/profile.asp
• Sam Gilbert GoodPlay Project
• Sara Wedeman, Behavioral Economics Consulting Group
• Scott MacLeod, Berkman Center for Internet & Society in Second Life
• Sean Kass, Harvard Law School
• Seth Young Berkman Center for Internet & Society
• Sheree Carter-Galvan, Yale University
• Stas Gayshan, Principal, Democratic Intelligence
• Stephane de Messieres, Executive Director, Citizens Market
• Stephanie Willerton Berkman Center for Internet & Society Principles on Free Expression and Privacy

Project

• Steve Garfield SteveGarfield.com
• Steven Miklovic Reality Sandwich
• Tim Hwang, ROFLCon & USBFB
• Tom Seivert, National Security Fellow, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University
• Thomas Kriese, Omidyar Network
• Troy Ablan, good.net
• Veni Markovski, ICANN, Internet Society - Bulgaria, GIPI, DAITS, etc.
• Vessy Haralampieva, Berkman Center, ONI
• Wendy Seltzer, Chilling Effects, Berkman
• Yvette Wohn, Berkman
• Lauren Gelman, Stanford Law School Center for Internet and Society
• Sean Belka, Fidelity Investments
• John Wonderlich, Sunlight Foundation
• Cristiana Sappa, NEXA Center for Internet and Society
• Ari Melber, The Nation [4]
• Wendy Brown, Simmons College, School of Library and Information Science and Countway Library, Harvard
• Page Sands, R2i
• Phillip Hallam-Baker, VeriSign Inc. [5]
• Yunan Yuan, Microsoft
• Bob Ambrogi, lawyer, Legal Blog Watch, Lawyer2Lawyer podcast.
• David P. Reed, MIT Media Laboratory, HP Laboratories
• Pam Kerensky, Assistant Professor, Music Business Mgmt. Department, Berklee College of Music* Pam Kerensky, Assistant
• Rick Burnes , Faneuil Media
• Jim Moore, News*I*Like Media Group, Innovation Blog
• Doug Koplow, Earth Track

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