Ingo Ruhmann

Ingo Ruhmann am Redner.innepult während der BigBrotherAwards 2001.
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FIfF was founded on 2 June 1984 as the “Forum of Computer Scientists for Peace and Social Responsibility” (Forum Informatiker für Frieden und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung). The association is active throughout Germany for people who are involved in information technology in science or in practice. It focuses less on the technical aspects of information technology and more on its social impact.

Ingo Ruhmann was a jury member for the BigBrotherAwards in 2001.

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FIfF e.V., "Netzwerk Datenschutzexpertise"

About BigBrotherAwards

In a compelling, entertaining and accessible format, we present these negative awards to companies, organisations, and politicians. The BigBrotherAwards highlight privacy and data protection offenders in business and politics, or as the French paper Le Monde once put it, they are the “Oscars for data leeches”.

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The BigBrotherAwards are an international project: Questionable practices have been decorated with these awards in 19 countries so far.