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Claudio Ruiz
Chile
Derechos Digitales
Rabia Garib
pakistan
Bytes for All
Indra de Lanerolle
South Africa
University of Witwatersrand
Vanja Gagović
Montenegro
n/a
Giacomo Mazzone
Italy
European Broadcasting Union
Y. Z. Ya’u
Nigeria
CITAD
Hamza Ben Mehrez
Tunisia
iGmena
Todor Yalamov
Bulgaria
Bluelink
Silvain de Munck
The Netherlands
TNO Delft
James Losey
United States
Open Technology Institute
Ariel Barbosa
Colombia
Colnodo
Ababacar Diop
Senegal
JONCTION
Ragib Hasan
Bangladesh
Bangladesh Open Source Network (BdOSN)
David Franquesa
Spain
Tecnologia per a Tothom
Catherine Pappas
Canada
Alternatives
Ana María Acosta
Colombia
Colnodo
Jillian York
United States
EFF
Philip Arnold Tuaño

Foundation for Media Alternatives
Ben Akoh
Canada
Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA)
Olinca Marino
Mexico
LaNeta

Review

I think that GISWatch is an unique project as regards the number of countries involved, and the variety of perspectives. But at the same time with a very precise focus, related to each issue and to the methodology proposed. The challenge is to find a story, a case widely en-richen the way in which the issues could be followed and understood.

- Maria Florencia Roveri, Nodo TAU, Argentina- GISWatch author

I would say that its highest value is in the global visibility it has and the facts that smaller, remote countries are reported and in this way become visible and part of the global conversations.

- Valentina Pellizzer, one world platform, Bosnia Herzegovina - GISWatch author

The number of reports published on human rights on the internet in the last year alone is staggering. Who has the time to read them all? The good news is you don’t have to. If you take the time to read one report, make it GISWatch 2011.

- Matthias C. Kettemann, Co-Chair Internet Rights & Principles Coalition