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This group was initially started by [[User:Elgammal|Mohammed El-Gammal]] and [[User:Tolba|Tolba]] seeking other colleagues with similar project interests.  Close proximity to the Seattle area is desired for easier meetings and collaboration.
 
This group was initially started by [[User:Elgammal|Mohammed El-Gammal]] and [[User:Tolba|Tolba]] seeking other colleagues with similar project interests.  Close proximity to the Seattle area is desired for easier meetings and collaboration.
  
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===Areas of interest===
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===Memeber List===
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''list is intentionally broad to gather people with diverse interests and foster discussion about which one to pursue based on group interest and information availability.  Also an interesting merge of topics can arise out of this''
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[[User:Tolba|Tolba]]<br>
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====Anonymizers and Internet traffic pattern obscurity:====
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[[User:Elgammal|ElGammal]]
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*2.3 Anonymizers, Al Quaida, and Countermeasures.
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====OS and Security:====
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===Areas of intereste===
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*3.3 Is OS More Secure Than IP: Theory.
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Currently we are considering the followig Topics:
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*3.4 OS vs. Proprietary Code: Evidence.
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*3.7 Incentive-Based Ideas for Making Code More Secure
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*Is Open Source really more Secure than IP?
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====MS and Innovation:====
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*IT Profile of a developing Nation (e.g. China, Egypt, etc.)
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*3.6 Building New Institutions. Microsoft Initiatives (Including Shared Source Code Initiative),
 
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*4.2 Microsoft on Campus: How Does MS Discover, Track, and Encourage New Ideas?
 
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*5.1 What Motivates OS Workers (Interviews).
 
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*5.3 Domesticating Open Source (MS Shared Source Code Initiative).
 
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====Piracy Related:====
 
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*7.2 TRIPS.
 
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*7.3 Software Piracy.
 
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====Developing World:====
 
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*7.4 Pros/Cons of Open Source Usage in the Developing World
 
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*7.6 Case Studies of Govt ICT Initatives intended for Rural Development / Poverty Reduction
 
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*7.7 Telecom Policy and its Effect on Access to Information
 
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*7.8 E-gov Initatives using ICT to Increase Enfranchisement and Access
 
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*7.9 Use of ICT in Expanding Access to Financial Services (Microfinance)  
 
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*9.1 Profile of <nation>'s IT ecosystem
 
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*9.2 IT in East Asia / IT in the EU / etc
 

Revision as of 15:29, 22 October 2004

MS1 Group

This group was initially started by Mohammed El-Gammal and Tolba seeking other colleagues with similar project interests. Close proximity to the Seattle area is desired for easier meetings and collaboration.

Memeber List

Tolba
ElGammal

Areas of intereste

Currently we are considering the followig Topics:

  • Is Open Source really more Secure than IP?
  • IT Profile of a developing Nation (e.g. China, Egypt, etc.)
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