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On 12/06/2012 01:45 PM, Gustaf Björksten wrote:
The finalists of the Access Technology Innovation Prize have been
announced. The projects selected by the judges as finalists are:
Blackout Resilience Award: Briar, Linux en Caja + BogotaMesh +
Hi everybody,
The finalists of the Access Technology Innovation Prize have been
announced. The projects selected by the judges as finalists are:
Blackout Resilience Award: Briar, Linux en Caja + BogotaMesh +
RedPaTodos + Hackbo, Project Byzantium, RePress - Greenhost
Making Crypto Easy:
Hoping for HTTPS Everywhere and Guardian Project to win in their respective
categories!
NK
On 2012-12-06, at 8:45 PM, Gustaf Björksten gus...@accessnow.org wrote:
Hi everybody,
The finalists of the Access Technology Innovation Prize have been
announced. The projects selected by the judges
Nice range of projects, very cool.
On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Gustaf Björksten gus...@accessnow.orgwrote:
Hi everybody,
The finalists of the Access Technology Innovation Prize have been
announced. The projects selected by the judges as finalists are:
Blackout Resilience Award: Briar,
Thanks, Gustaf!
A quick note: Flashproxy was started and is maintained by David Fiefield at
Stanford University. The Open Technology Institute developed a proof of
concept that demonstrated that Flashproxy could be easily distributed
through a Facebook application. OTI's application was strictly
Thanks all, speaking for Small World News, I'd like to say we have been
excited and honored to work with the Guardian Project, as well as our other
partners in the development of StoryMaker, Free Press Unlimited and Radio
Free Asia, without whom it wouldn't be possible.
We look forward to hearing
+1
On Dec 7, 2012 12:12 AM, Brian Duggan bcdu...@gmail.com wrote:
We also want to say thanks to Access and their hard work on a prize
competition that produced and will support such great projects. Access
chose a fantastic group of finalists and we wish the best of luck to
everyone in the
On behalf of the Free Network Foundation, honored and humbled to be in
the running.
We'll have a couple of our East Cost people there for sure, and I'm
trying to see if there's any way that I can make it.
It's an awful long drive, but I would hate to miss the event.
The first production network
