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Internet policy expert & author; 
Non-resident fellow & senior researcher @TheLisbonCouncil
ex data governance @NYTimes
ex senior director policy @internetsociety
ex prof @lawstrath
Co-host Internet of Humans podcast (https://anchor.fm/konstantinos-komaitis)
Website: https://www.komaitis.org 
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protocol & privacy aficionado | dad, he/him | tweets mostly about work | interests: networks, cryptography, policy, change,🏃‍♂️ & 📚

I fight for human rights online. I work on technical standards. I like wildflowers. I take public transit.

previously:
@npdoty@twitter.com (2007-2016),
@npd (2017-2023)

The Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT). Shaping technology policy and architecture, with a focus on equity and justice. https://cdt.org

I help government get tech right and tech get governance right

Distinguished Technologist, Strong Internet, Internet Society. Former Chief Technologist, Center for Democracy & Technology, former UC Berkeley School of Information/Astronomy Department. https://josephhall.org/ (he/him)

Co-chair IETF HTTP Working Group, W3C Board of Directors, standards lead at Cloudflare. Former W3C TAG and Internet Architecture Board. Interested in the intersection of legal regulation and technical standards.

Programme Manager, Centre for Technomoral Futures, Edinburgh Futures Institute, University of Edinburgh


Feminist. Texan. Recovering philosopher.

Previously: Global Technology @Internews, Communications @NumFOCUS, Co-founder @recruitHER, Director @Harvard College Women’s Center.

Interested in algorithmic justice, fighting for technological futures worth wanting, AI that is compatible with/in service to human flourishing.

My posts self-destruct and should not be regarded as stable URLs.

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