Oxford Internet Institute

22 April 2004

Helen Margetts becomes the University of Oxford's Professor of Society and the Internet at the Oxford Internet Institute, also taking up a Professorial Fellowship in Mansfield College

1 March 2004

Ted Nelson, inspirational visionary and critic of the computer revolution, becomes the first recipient of a new Visiting Fellowship at Wadham College, linked to the Oxford Internet Institute

25 February 2004

Wadham College elects Theodor Holm (Ted) Nelson, the newly appointed Oxford Internet Institute Fellow, to a Visiting Fellowship at the College.

1 June 2003

The Oxford Internet Institute launches the Oxford Internet Survey (OxIS), a major nationwide survey about Internet capital: its causes, its uses and its consequences, linked to the World Internet Project, a set of surveys from over 20 countries

28 November 2002

Paul A. David, a Professor of Economics and Senior Fellow for Economic Policy Research at Stanford University, joins the Oxford Internet Institute (OII) as its first Senior Fellow

28 November 2002

Peter Davies leaves his position as General Counsel of Apple Europe, a post he has held since 1999, to become a Visiting Research Fellow at the Oxford Internet Institute, affiliated with Green College, University of Oxford

28 October 2002

The Oxford Internet Institute appoints Dr Stephen Coleman to the world's first professorship in e-democracy. The visiting professorship will be attached to Jesus College and is supported by Cisco Systems Ltd

27 September 2002

The Oxford Internet Institute holds its launch conference 'Casting a Wider Net: Integrating Research and Policy on the Social Impacts of the Internet', bringing together key figures from industry, academia and politics

25 June 2002

The Oxford Internet Institute is accepting evidence on infrastructure, policy, and public service issues relating to public availability to, and use of, broadband

18 April 2002

Professor William Dutton is appointed as the first Director of the Oxford Internet Institute, also becoming the University of Oxford's first Professor of Internet Studies and a Fellow of Balliol College