Building Digital Commons
Global Forum on Building Digital Commons and Collaborative Communities.
Barcelona, 29-30 October 2011
Abigail López
Adriana Partal – Researcher on European Commission and Cultural Politics
Alain Ambrosi – remixthecommons.org (Canada)
Alina Mierlus - Mozilla community
Antonio Montesinos – La Revolución Horizontal
Aline Carvalho - Brazilian researcher on digital policies at the University Paris 8 and author of the book “Culture production in Brazil: From the Tropicalia to the Culture Hotspots” (Multifoco, 2009)
Antonio La Fuente – Media Lab Prado Procomun Laborarory
Artur Honzawa - Programmer / Computer Scientist
Barcelona – Catalan Wikipedia editor (User: Barcelona) & member Amical Viquipedia
Carles Paredes Lanau – Catalan Wikipedia editor (user: KRLS) & member Amical Viquipedia
Catalonia Commons Hub
David Cortes – Social Innovation Ecosystem
David Gómez – Open University of Catalonia, Enlloc.org creator,Wikimedia Spain and Amical Viquipedia member.
David Parreño – Amical Viquipedia member and Catalan Wikipedia editor (user: Davidpar)
Doris Obermair - Ideas for change
Eduard Aibar Puentes - Open University of Catalonia
Enric Senabre – Goteo, Hackasaurus, Catalan Wikipedia editor & member Amical Viquipedia
Fernanda Peset – CIEPI – International Centre for Research in Information Strategy and Development: Open access to scholarly communiation outputs, publishing, preservation of digital information, and standardization, evaluation and visibility of science with special regard to its social aspects.
Frank Jones – TransAtlantic Masters of political science working in the role of intellectual property protections as they relate to innovation and economic growth.
Gemma Galdon Clavell – Blogger & Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (IGOP – UAB). Specialised on segurity and public space.
Hellekin Wolf – Lorea
Hilary Wainwright – Transnational Institute (The Netherlands) & Red Peper Mazagine (UK)
Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (Autonomous University of Barcelona)
Ines Salpico and Kimmo Soramaki – Financial Network Analytics & Chill Startups Meetups
Jaume Nualart - “Data visualization tools” & free software developer
J. G. Góngora – Spanish and Catalan Wikipedia editor, member Spanish Wikimedia Chapter & Amical Viquipedia
Joan Gomà – Catalan Wikipedia editor (user: Gomà) & President Amical Viquipedia
Joan Subirats – Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (IGOP – UAB)
Jordi Garcia - Xarxa d’economia solidaria
Jorge Luis Salcedo Maldonado – Research group on Democracy, Elections and Citizenship (Department of Political Science of the Autonomous University of Barcelona). Specialized on intelectual property mobilizations.
Josep Vilaplana – Jornades Programari Lliure & Càtedra de Programari Lliure de la UPC.
Josep Jordana – Surfing on TIC, Open Hardware, Free Software, Open Innovation.
Kaitlyn (Kat) Braybrooke - Community Coordinator for the Open Knowledge Foundation (UK) (international NGO that builds tools and communities to promote open knowledge and open data), web development and design as KAiBRAY and Digital Anthropology expert on gender in hacker and open hardware subcultures (University College London).
Latele.cat – Occupy the waves; Occypy TDT
Laura Fernández – Media Lab Prado Procomun Laborarory
Luca Landucci – Wikimedia and Wikipedia Italia and Festival delle Libertà Digitali
Manel Clos - Open Streets Maps
Marco Berlinguer – Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (IGOP – UAB) & Transform! Italia and Europe
Marcos Garcia – Media Lab Prado Procomun Laborarory
Mariana Gavris – Amical Viquipedia Fellow
Marta Serrat-Brustenga – Academic Librarian at Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) Specialties: Information literacy, Library and Web 2.0, Bibliographic software, Editorial peer-review, Social media, E-Science
Mayo Fuster Morell - Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (IGOP – UAB), Amical Viquipedia & Research Committee Wikimedia Foundation
Berkman center for Internet and Society (Harvard University)
Milos Rancic – Wikipedia Serbia
Nicolás Barbieri – Institute of Goverment and Public Policies (IGOP – UAB). Specialised on cultural public policies and the third sector
Oscar Fonts – Open Streets Maps
Pau Olivella
P2501
Quim Perello
Ruben Martinez – Yproductions
Samer – Comunes.org & Movecommons.org Open Source software, social inclusion, web accessibility, flexible interface design, Gov2.0 and geomapping Open Source software, social inclusion, web accessibility, flexible interface design, Gov2.0 and geomapping
Tracey Meziane Benson Meziane Benson – Media Kult blogger (Open Source software, social inclusion, web accessibility, flexible interface design, Gov2.0 and geomappin). PhD on the relationship between online and offline communities by exploring online activism, open source communities, online art and Web 2.0. Currently Fellow at the ANU School of Music: researching semantic web and geolocation technologies and their application to genealogy and mapping (Australia)
Toni Hermoso Pulido – Softcatalà, Amical Viquipedia (usuari: Toniher) member & Catalan Wikipedia editor
Verkami – ‘Crowdfunding’ for the lovers of creation
Vicente Ruiz Jurado – Comunes.org & Movecommons.org
Victor Guillamon – Latele.cat
Wouter Tebbens – Free Knowledge Institute & Academy
Online participants – contributors from the distance:
Adam Trowbridge – Basekamp (Philadelphia)
Commons Strategy Group – David Bollier, Michel Bauwens & Silke Helfrich – (Vermonth, USA)
Lize De Clercq – Eclectica DV
Franco Iacomella – P2P Foundation (Argentina)
George Por – School of the commoning (UK)
Kippelboy - Wikimedia GLAM Ambassador.(Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums & Wikimedia: Finding the common ground ), Polifacetic creative, Catalan Wikipedia editor (user:Kippelboy) & Amical Viquipedia member
Felix Stalder (Austria)
Mako Benjamin Hill – Berkman center, MIT, Ubuntu, Debian, Free Software Foundation, among others.
Michel Bauwens – P2P Foundation
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(Beyond this list, there are other participants to be confirmed)