Before joining the Open Rights Group in January 2009, Jim worked as External Communications Co-ordinator of the Green Party. At the Green Party, he promoted campaigns on open source, intellectual property, digital rights and campaigned against the arms and espionage technologist Lockheed Martin's bid for the UK Census. Lockheed Martin have since been prevented from handling UK Census data as part of their contract. He was also a leading figure in the campaign to elect their first party leader, Caroline Lucas MEP. He has a blog at http://jim.killock.org.uk/
Despite his love for rhythm and business, working in record labels and recording artist management left Michael disillusioned with the music industry. He's now putting his law degree and cultural enthusiasm to better use in civil society. Michael admires and, increasingly, exhibits many geek characteristics.
Florian joined ORG in January 2010. He previously worked for a PR agency in Germany, before moving to London to join the League Against Cruel Sports in 2005. In the campaigns team he organised events and competitions to raise public awareness and also started off the League's e-campaign. At ORG Florian works on the copyright campaign, both on UK and European level, currently focusing on the Digital Economy Bill.
Katerina is working on her PhD at the School of Law of King 's College London, researching on the application of the freedom of expression and EC competition law rules to the issue of network neutrality. She holds a BA in law and an LL.M. degree and has previously worked for the DG INFSO of the European Commission and the Institute for Information Law of the University of Amsterdam. She is interested in all aspects of ICT law and policy.
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