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OKCon 2011: Speakers

We are delighted to announce the confirmation of this great variety of people to speak at OKCon! Please also check the Programme

Adrian Pohl (HBZ)
Alek Tarkowski (Centrum Cyfrowe Projekt: Polska)
Alison Powell (Media and Communication London School of Economics)
Amanda Stevens (Knowledge for All)
Andreas Blumauer (Semantic Web Company)
Andreas Meiszner (United Nations University)
Anne Fitzgerald (Law and Justice Research Centre)
Anna Croft (University of Wales Bangor)
Anu Määttä (Fablab Utrecht)
Benjamin Yolken(Google Public Data Explorer)
Benjamin Ooghe-Tabanou (Regards Citoyens)
Bjoern Brembs (FU Berlin – Neurobiology)
Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive)
Chris Bizer (Free University Berlin)
Chris Taggart (Openly Local)
Christian Siefkes (Keimform, Homepage)
Daniel Kinzler (Wikimedia Germany)
Daniel Mietchen (Science 3.0)
Dannie Jost (World Trade Institute)
Eleanor Robson (Department of History and Philosophy of Science Cambridge)
Fabrizio Scrollini (London School of Economics and Political Science)
Federica Cocco (OWNI)
Helen Darbishire (Access Info Europe)
Georgia Angelaki (Europeana)
Glyn Moody (Technology Writer)
Guo Xu, (Research associate at the German Institute for Economic Research, Coordinator of the OKFN Open Economics WG)
Jacek Ciesielski, (CEO Versita Open)
James Harriman-Smith (Charles Oldham Shakespeare Scholar at the University of Cambridge)
Jaron Rowan (FCForum)
Jeanette Hofmann (Science Center Berlin for Social Research)
Jeni Tennison (Independent Consultant currently contracted to The Stationary Office (TSO) in the UK)
Jeremie Zimmermann (La Quadrature du Net )
John Sheridan (National Archives)
Jonathan Grey (Open Knowledge Foundation)
Jose Manuel Alonso (World Wide Web Foundation)
Julian Todd (ScraperWiki)
Jürgen Neumann (OHANDA )
Kamil Śliwowski, (Modern Poland Foundation)
Lucas F. Mation (Institute of Applied Economic Research – Ipea)
Maarten Brinkerink (Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision)
Mark Hahnel (Leukocyte Biology group at the NHLI & Figshare)
Massimo Menichinelli (openp2pdesign.org / Aalto University – Media Lab)
Mathias Schindler (Wikimedia Germany)
Mayo Fuster Morell (Research Digital Commons Governance & Research Committee of the Wikimedia Foundation)
Melanie Dulong de Rosnay (Researcher at CNRS, Creative Commons France legal lead, Communia association)
Michael Gurstein (Centre for Community Informatics Research, Development and Training)
Michel Bauwens (P2P Foundation)
Michelle Thorne (Mozilla Drumbeat)
Miguel Said Vieira (Epidemia collective & Faculty of Education, University of São Paulo)
Mirko Lorenz (Deutsche Welle Innovationsprojekte)
Nagarjuna G. (Gnowledge Lab / Scientist)
Niels Sprong (Oakdene Hollins, P2PU)
Nigel Shadbolt (Professor of Artificial Intelligence)
Nikolay Georgiev (Open Source Ecology)
Nina Paley (Artist & Filmmaker)
Olaf Resch (Berlin School of Economics and Law)
Paul Bradshaw (Help Me Investigate )
Pete Forde (BuzzData)
Peter Troxler (Square One)
Philipp Mueller (Salzburg School of Management)
Philipp Schmidt (P2PU)
Pippa Buchanan (School of Webcraft with Mozill & P2PU)
Rebecca Kahn (School of Webcraft with Mozilla and P2PU)
Renata Avila (Technology for Transparency Network)
Richard Littauer (MA Linguistics student, recently graduated from the University of Edinburgh)
Richard Stallman (Free Software Foundation)
Ross Mounce (Fossils, Phylogeny and Macroevolution Research Group, University of Bath)
Rufus Pollock (Open Knowledge Foundation)
Sebastien Bourdeauducq (Milkymist project)
Simon Rogers (Guardian)
Silvana Fumega (Access to Information Specialist/ Independent Consultant)
Stefan Candea (Nieman Fellow & Romanian Centre for Investigative Journalism)
Stefan Meretz (Oekonux)
Tariq Khokhar (Open Data Evangelist, World Bank Group)
Timothy Vollmer (Policy Coordinator Creative Commons)
Till Kreuzer (iRights)
Tom Lee (Sunlight Foundation)
Ulrich Herb (Writer and Consultant, Saarland University)
Wouter Tebbens (Free Knowledge Institute)