Acknowledgments
The OpenNet Initiative would not exist without the vital contributions of dozens
of very talented and often courageous researchers from around the world. The ONI’s
regional deputies primarily wrote the country profiles and regional overviews: Vesselina Haralampieva (CIS/Europe), Helmi Noman (Middle East and North Africa), and
Stephanie Wang (Asia). Masashi Crete-Nishihata (Citizen Lab), provided invaluable
written and editorial inputs to the entire book. Jillian York, Rebekah Heacock, and
Robert Faris (Berkman) provided editorial input and writing assistance for the country
profiles and regional overviews. Other written contributions were made by Fabian
Pregel (Germany), Andrea Glorioso (Italy), Sangamitra Ramachander (Europe Overview), Brendan Ballou (Europe Overview), Amina Waheed (Europe Overview, Middle
East and North Africa), Natalie Senst (Australia and New Zealand), Dan Larsen (Nordic
Overview), Jessica Walch (France).
Robert Faris and Jillian York help to manage the ONI research enterprise on an
ongoing basis. Their professional stewardship keeps the ONI on track. Primary research
in the CIS was conducted in partnership with the Eurasia i-Policy network and
coordinated by Tattugul Mambetalieva. Technical support for testing in the region
was provided by Aleksei Bebinov (Civil Initiative for Internet policy, Kyrgyzstan).
Jonathan Doda (Citizen Lab) acted as the lead technical engineer and analyst for the
ONI in 2008 and 2009; Shishir Nagaraja (Cambridge) did the same in 2007. Jane
Gowan (Citizen Lab) designed the cover art for Access Controlled, and provided additional design input to the ONI project.
The ONI would like to acknowledge the contributions of the ONI Asia group, and in
particular the regional coordinators, Francois Fortier and Al Alegre, the project manager
Deirdre Collings, and research assistants Arnav Marchanda and Antoine Nouvet. The
ONI is 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.
The ONI is grateful to MIT Press: William Drake, Ernest Wilson III, Marguerite Avery,
and Ellen Sklar.
The OpenNet Initiative would not exist without the vital contributions of dozens
of very talented and often courageous researchers from around the world. The ONI’s
regional deputies primarily wrote the country profiles and regional overviews: Vesselina Haralampieva (CIS/Europe), Helmi Noman (Middle East and North Africa), and
Stephanie Wang (Asia). Masashi Crete-Nishihata (Citizen Lab), provided invaluable
written and editorial inputs to the entire book. Jillian York, Rebekah Heacock, and
Robert Faris (Berkman) provided editorial input and writing assistance for the country
profiles and regional overviews. Other written contributions were made by Fabian
Pregel (Germany), Andrea Glorioso (Italy), Sangamitra Ramachander (Europe Overview), Brendan Ballou (Europe Overview), Amina Waheed (Europe Overview, Middle
East and North Africa), Natalie Senst (Australia and New Zealand), Dan Larsen (Nordic
Overview), Jessica Walch (France).
Robert Faris and Jillian York help to manage the ONI research enterprise on an
ongoing basis. Their professional stewardship keeps the ONI on track. Primary research
in the CIS was conducted in partnership with the Eurasia i-Policy network and
coordinated by Tattugul Mambetalieva. Technical support for testing in the region
was provided by Aleksei Bebinov (Civil Initiative for Internet policy, Kyrgyzstan).
Jonathan Doda (Citizen Lab) acted as the lead technical engineer and analyst for the
ONI in 2008 and 2009; Shishir Nagaraja (Cambridge) did the same in 2007. Jane
Gowan (Citizen Lab) designed the cover art for Access Controlled, and provided additional design input to the ONI project.
The ONI would like to acknowledge the contributions of the ONI Asia group, and in
particular the regional coordinators, Francois Fortier and Al Alegre, the project manager
Deirdre Collings, and research assistants Arnav Marchanda and Antoine Nouvet. The
ONI is 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.
The ONI is grateful to MIT Press: William Drake, Ernest Wilson III, Marguerite Avery,
and Ellen Sklar.