Acknowledgments
The OpenNet Initiative would not exist without the vital contributions of dozens of
very talented and often courageous researchers from around the world.
Jacqueline Larson provided invaluable editorial input for the entire book. The
authorship and editing of the country profi les were led by Marianne Lau (Citizen Lab),
Adam Senft (Citizen Lab), and Jillian York (Berkman Center). Other written contributions were made by Roxana Farahmand (Pakistan), Lindsey Massar, Guangye He
(China), Rebekah Heacock, Yu Ri Jeong (South Korea), Arnav Manchanda (China),
Pirongrong Ramasoota (Thailand), James Tay (China), and Vee Vian Thien (Malaysia).
Masashi Crete-Nishihata (Citizen Lab), Robert Faris (Berkman Center), James Tay
(Citizen Lab), and Jillian York (Berkman Center) help to manage the ONI research
enterprise on an ongoing basis. Their professional stewardship keeps the ONI on
track. The ONI software development team is led by Clayton Epp (Citizen Lab), Elias
Adum (Citizen Lab), and Eran Henig (Citizen Lab). Jonathan Doda (Citizen Lab) acted
as the lead technical engineer and analyst for the ONI in 2008 and 2009. Shishir
Nagaraja (Cambridge University) did the same in 2007. Jane Gowan (Citizen Lab)
designed the cover art for Access Contested and provided additional design input to
the ONI project.
ONI regional deputies Helmi Noman (Middle East and North Africa) and Stephanie
Wang (Asia, 2007 – 2009) coordinated fi eld research across their respective regions. The
ONI would like to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of the Secdev Group in
implementing the OpenNet Asia project, together with the resulting contributions
that went into this volume from the regional coordinators, Francois Fortier and Al
Alegre, the project manager Deirdre Collings, and research assistants Arnav Manchanda and Antoine Nouvet as well as the entire OpenNet Asia project team. The ONI
is grateful to all members of OpenNet Eurasia, in particular the regional coordinator
Tattugul Mambetalieva. The ONI is also grateful to the University of Amsterdam
Digital Methods Team, especially Professor Richard Rogers, Erik Borra, Esther Weltevrede, and Anat Ben-David, for participating in the ONI ’ s April 2009 analysis workshop
at the Citizen Lab, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto.
The OpenNet Initiative would not exist without the vital contributions of dozens of
very talented and often courageous researchers from around the world.
Jacqueline Larson provided invaluable editorial input for the entire book. The
authorship and editing of the country profi les were led by Marianne Lau (Citizen Lab),
Adam Senft (Citizen Lab), and Jillian York (Berkman Center). Other written contributions were made by Roxana Farahmand (Pakistan), Lindsey Massar, Guangye He
(China), Rebekah Heacock, Yu Ri Jeong (South Korea), Arnav Manchanda (China),
Pirongrong Ramasoota (Thailand), James Tay (China), and Vee Vian Thien (Malaysia).
Masashi Crete-Nishihata (Citizen Lab), Robert Faris (Berkman Center), James Tay
(Citizen Lab), and Jillian York (Berkman Center) help to manage the ONI research
enterprise on an ongoing basis. Their professional stewardship keeps the ONI on
track. The ONI software development team is led by Clayton Epp (Citizen Lab), Elias
Adum (Citizen Lab), and Eran Henig (Citizen Lab). Jonathan Doda (Citizen Lab) acted
as the lead technical engineer and analyst for the ONI in 2008 and 2009. Shishir
Nagaraja (Cambridge University) did the same in 2007. Jane Gowan (Citizen Lab)
designed the cover art for Access Contested and provided additional design input to
the ONI project.
ONI regional deputies Helmi Noman (Middle East and North Africa) and Stephanie
Wang (Asia, 2007 – 2009) coordinated fi eld research across their respective regions. The
ONI would like to acknowledge the invaluable contributions of the Secdev Group in
implementing the OpenNet Asia project, together with the resulting contributions
that went into this volume from the regional coordinators, Francois Fortier and Al
Alegre, the project manager Deirdre Collings, and research assistants Arnav Manchanda and Antoine Nouvet as well as the entire OpenNet Asia project team. The ONI
is grateful to all members of OpenNet Eurasia, in particular the regional coordinator
Tattugul Mambetalieva. The ONI is also grateful to the University of Amsterdam
Digital Methods Team, especially Professor Richard Rogers, Erik Borra, Esther Weltevrede, and Anat Ben-David, for participating in the ONI ’ s April 2009 analysis workshop
at the Citizen Lab, Munk School of Global Affairs, University of Toronto.