Last Updated: 9 December 2005

Andrew Pam has eighteen years experience in the computer industry. He has been involved with computer communications technology for seventeen years and the Internet for eleven years developing and debugging software, designing and deploying networks and actively participating in a variety of working groups and international research organisations, including a series of presentations at international conferences since 1996 and a two year position as a Visiting Professor at Keio University Japan in 1998-99.

He has been following developments in hypermedia and hypertext, content management and online publishing, file systems, distributed systems, peer-to-peer networking and global intellectual property law for many years. He is an active advocate of Free and Open Source software and free speech rights, including marching in the “Free Dmitry” protest in San Francisco in August 2001. His full resume and other online publications are available at: www.sericyb.com.au

Andrew joined the EFA Board in 2002.