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Geek of the Week: Don Hoffman

presented by Carl Malamud, Don Hoffman

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Don Hoffman. He’s a senior staff engi­neer at Sun Microsystems. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Don. Don Hoffman: Thanks. Malamud: You’re in the advanced mul­ti­me­dia net­work­ing group at Sun, and I under­stand you’re in the process of build­ing …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Phil Karn

presented by Carl Malamud, Phil Karn

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Phil Karn, who’s a staff engi­neer at Qualcomm Inc. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Phil Phil Karn: Thanks Carl. Malamud: You’re per­haps best known in the Internet as the author of KA9Q. Why don’t you tell us …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Mike O’Dell

presented by Carl Malamud, Mike O'Dell

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week, and we’re talk­ing to Mike O’Dell. Mike is the Vice President of Research and Development at UUNET Technologies. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Mike. Mike O’Dell: Greetings. Malamud: What does a VP of R&D do when you’re just run­ning a net­work …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Noel Chiappa

presented by Carl Malamud, Noel Chiappa

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week and we’re talk­ing to Noel Chiappa, orig­i­nal­ly one of the archi­tects of the Proteon router, for­mer staff mem­ber at MIT. I assume you were a stu­dent at MIT before that? Noel Chiappa: Yeah, I was a stu­dent for a cou­ple of years, and then …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Ned Freed

presented by Carl Malamud, Ned Freed

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week and we’re talk­ing to Ned Freed, who is a cofounder and Chief Development Officer with Innosoft International. Ned, I have two ques­tions to start off with, what’s a Chief Development Officer, and what’s Innosoft? Freed: Innosoft is a small soft­ware devel­op­ment com­pa­ny that …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Bernhard Stockman

presented by Bernhard Stockman, Carl Malamud

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. This is Geek of the Week and we’re talk­ing to Bernhard Stockman who is tech­ni­cal direc­tor of EBONE, the European back­bone. Welcome to Geek of the Week Bernhard Stockman: Okay, thank you. Thank you. Malamud: Why don’t you tell us what EBONE is? Stockman: Okay. EBONE is a con­sor­tium of …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Peter Ford

presented by Carl Malamud, Peter Ford

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing to Peter Ford, who’s a mem­ber of the tech­ni­cal staff at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Peter. Peter Ford: Thanks, Carl. It’s great to be here.  Malamud: You’ve been one of the insti­ga­tors of one …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Brian Carpenter

presented by Brian Carpenter, Carl Malamud

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  This is Carl Malamud. Welcome to Geek of the Week. We’re talk­ing today to Brian Carpenter, who’s the group leader for the Communication Systems Group at CERN. CERN is the European lab­o­ra­to­ry for par­ti­cle physics. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Brian.  Brian Carpenter: Well hel­lo. Malamud: I guess …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Steve Casner

presented by Carl Malamud, Steve Casner

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet.  Malamud: This is Geek of the Week, and we’re talk­ing to Stephen Casner, who’s a project leader for mul­ti­me­dia con­fer­enc­ing at USC’s Information Sciences Institute, ISI. Welcome to Geek of the Week, Steve. Steve Casner: Welcome, Carl. Malamud: You’re one of the archi­tects of the mul­ti­cast back­bone, and …read the full transcript.

Geek of the Week: Clifford Neuman

presented by Carl Malamud, Clifford Neuman

Carl Malamud: Internet Talk Radio, flame of the Internet. We’re talk­ing to Cliff Neuman, who’s a mem­ber of the research fac­ul­ty at the University of Southern California. He’s also one of the prin­ci­pal design­ers of Kerberos, and the design­er of Prospero, which is one of the new breed of resource dis­cov­ery pro­to­cols. Welcome to Geek of …read the full transcript.

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