| Bronac Ferran |
| chairs the conference Working Group. She is
responsible as Senior Officer for the
Collaborative Arts Programme at the
Arts Council of England. |
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| Peter Colyer |
| is secretary of the conference Working Group. He
is Executive Secretary of the
Academia Europaea, which was founded in 1988 as
an international, non-governmental association of
individual scientists and scholars, aiming to promote
learning, education and research. It currently brings
together nearly 1800 members from 35 European and
seven non-European countries. The Academia’s
membership covers a wide range of disciplines,
including the physical sciences and technology, the
biological sciences and medicine, mathematics, the
humanities, the social and cognitive sciences,
economics and law. |
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Alan Blackwell |
| is responsible for the conference web site, and
local organisation. He is a Lecturer in the
Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, and
co-director of Crucible, a new organisation devoted to
fostering interdisciplinary design research in
Cambridge. The aim of Crucible is to identify,
promote and fund research into the human application
of technology, operating in partnership with
researchers throughout Cambridge University. |
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| David Good |
| is a lecturer in the
Social and Political Science Faculty of
Cambridge University, and co-director of Crucible. |
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Michael Century |
| is coordinating publication of material from the
conference. He has been a policy adviser to the
Government of Canada on the cultural applications of
ITC, and was the author of a major report to the
Rockefeller Foundation on innovation in digital
culture. |
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John Howkins |
| will chair the Conference. He is a media
consultant, Chairman of the webcasting company
Tornado,
Director of Equator Group plc and author of
several books on the communication society. |
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| Bill Cornish |
| is coordinating aspects of the conference related
to legal issues. He is Professor of Law at Cambridge
University, a Fellow of the British Academy and author
of several books on the law of intellectual property,
patents and copyright. He is director of the Intellectual
Property Unit. |
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| Image credits |
| Michael Martin of Oblique Design created the
CODE logo. |
| Queens’ College Cambridge Bridge and Lodge,
by Burford (1824). |
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