Rob van Kranenburg & Denis "Jaromil" Rojo
Rob van Kranenburg is an innovation and media theorist involved with negociability strategies of new technologies and artistic practice, predominantly ubicomp and rfid (radio frequency identification), the relationship between the formal and informal in cultural and economic policy, and the requirements for a sustainable cultural economy.
Denis “Jaromil” Rojo is author of the liveCD dyne:bolic GNU/Linux and software as MuSE and FreeJ, for running a web radio and for veejay and realtime video manipulation. He is active on Open Source Research & Development projects for the Netherlands Media Art Institute, as well hacktive as member of the Freaknet brotherhood. His productions are available online on dyne.org and rastasoft.org.

Bricolabs
“Bricolabs, Devices and Howto’s for Generic Infrastructures”
Bricolabs aims to build a global platform to investigate the new loop of
open content, software and hardware for community applications, bringing
people together with new technologies and wireless connectivity, unlike
the current dominant IT focus which is on security, surveillance,
transparancy and control. Bricolabs is a collaborative exchange between
Brazilian, Indonesian, UK, Chinese,French, Dutch and other 'messy ambient
labs' and open source experts, exploring mutual interest in distributed
generation of tools and soft/hardware skills. We focus on 'gambiarra', on
knowledge exchange, development of new business models, faithful social
networking and the building of a critical discourse for the current and
next generation of young artists, designers and social scientists. The
idea is to draw on the expertise of all experimental places that have the
conceptual grasp of taking advantage of low tech and the full loop of open
content, software and hardware for working locally in the communities and
globally as no longer a countermovement against wild capital, IP and
patents but as potentially a parallel one.