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Geek of the Week: Keith Moore

presented by Carl Malamud, Keith Moore

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Keith Moore from the University of Tennessee. Welcome to Geek of the Week. Moore: Thank you, Carl. Malamud: You’re one of the prin­ci­pal con­trib­u­tors to the to MIME, the mul­ti­me­dia Internet um, exten­sions for mail on the Internet. …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Bob Kummerfeld

presented by Bob Kummerfeld, Carl Malamud

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Bob Bob Kummerfeld, for­mer chair­man of the com­put­er sci­ence depart­ment at the University of Sydney, and one of the code­vel­op­er of a suite of mes­sag­ing pro­to­cols known alter­na­tive­ly as ACSnet, SUN3, SUN4, MHSnet. This sounds like the pro­to­col …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Ron Frederick

presented by Carl Malamud, Ron Frederick

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Ron Frederick, he’s a research sci­en­tist at Xerox’s Palo Alto Research Center, and wel­come to Geek of the Week, Ron. Frederick: Thank you very much. Malamud: You are the author of nv. Why don’t you tell us what nv …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: David Crocker

presented by Carl Malamud, David Crocker

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to David Crocker, who’s a mem­ber of the tech­ni­cal staff at Silicon Graphics. You may know David as the author of the famous Request For Comment 822, which defined elec­tron­ic mail as we know it today. Welcome to …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Tim O’Reilly

presented by Carl Malamud, Tim O'Reilly

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing with Tim O’Reilly, who’s the pub­lish­er of O’Reilly & Associates. O’Reilly & Associates of course is one of our spon­sors. This isn’t just a shame­less plug for one of our spon­sors. As you’ll see, Tim is actu­al­ly inter­est­ing per­son to …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Geoff Baehr

presented by Carl Malamud, Geoff Baehr

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Geoff Baehr, who is the Chief Technical Officer for Networking. He also has the amaz­ing title of Director of Networking and Commerce, I believe, at Sun Microsystems. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Geoff. Geoff Baehr: Thanks, Carl. …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Craig Partridge

presented by Carl Malamud, Craig Partridge

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Craig Partridge. He’s a senior sci­en­tist at BBN and he’s the author of a new book by Addison-Wesley called Gigabit Networking. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Craig. Craig Partridge: Thank you, Carl. It’s fun to be here. Malamud: So …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Mike Schwartz

presented by Carl Malamud, Mike Schwartz

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: We’re talk­ing to Mike Schwartz, who’s a pro­fes­sor at the University of Colorado in Boulder, and Mike is the author of a resource dis­cov­ery tool called netfind. Why don’t you tell us what netfind does, Mike. Mike Schwartz: Well netfind is a user direc­to­ry ser­vice on the Internet, and …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Dale Dougherty

presented by Carl Malamud, Dale Dougherty

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing with Dale Dougherty who’s the pub­lish­er of GNN, the Global Network Navigator. He’s a staff mem­ber at O’Reilly & Associates, has been with the O’Reilly & Associates since they began pub­lish­ing obscure books on UUCP and man­ag­ing Usenet. Welcome to …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Mike St. Johns

presented by Carl Malamud, Mike St. Johns

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Major Michael St. Johns, who’s a pro­gram man­ag­er at the Advanced Research Projects Agency. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Mike. Michael St. Johns Thanks, Carl. Malamud: Program man­ag­er at ARPA is a posi­tion with a long, proud tra­di­tion. Vint …read the full transcript.

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