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IE Radio 11/10/2009 217 comments
As principal architect of the ARPANET, Lawrence G. Roberts was one of the Internet's pioneers. Now CEO of Anagran Inc., he'll talk about how the Internet could work better and why he and Vint Cerf disagree over Net neutrality.
IE Radio 11/3/2009 249 comments
As co-founder and executive director of the government watchdog Sunlight Foundation, Ellen Miller keeps close tabs on money, power, influence, and public transparency. She'll talk about how the Web contributes to openness and transparency and where it still has a ways to go.
IE Radio 10/26/2009 93 comments
Rosabeth Moss Kanter is a professor in the Harvard Business School and the author of "SuperCorp," a look at "values-driven" businesses. A longtime corporate advisor, Prof. Kanter will discuss what she's telling clients in the wake of the recession and Web 2.0.
IE Radio 10/14/2009 86 comments
Prolific writer and speaker about the future of all things Internet, Clay Shirky will discuss where newspapers are headed, why some crowds don't emit wisdom, and whether the Internet can help the economy
IE Radio 10/12/2009 230 comments
Founder and chief strategy officer of Pandora, Tim Westergren has a unique perspective into the future of digital content on and off the desktop. Westergren will talk about how to operate a viable content-serving Website -- as well as dish on the licensing debate that almost killed Internet radio.
IE Radio 10/8/2009 244 comments
Jason Calacanis, founder and CEO of Mahalo, was also a founder of Weblogs Inc., which he sold to AOL in 2005. He discusses the need for human-powered search in a Google-dominated world, as well as why he might turn his back on Apple products.
IE Radio 10/6/2009 360 comments
Virtual-world maven and Second Life founder Philip Rosedale talks about the most surprising uses (and misuses) of the virtual arena, the rise of digital goods as a business model, and how to build a profitable business in the virtual domain.
IE Radio 10/1/2009 142 comments
A pioneer in social media use by an enterprise, Scott Monty is literally the face of Ford Motor Co. on Twitter, Facebook, and his own social media marketing blog. After a year on the job at Ford, Monty shares some insights, lessons learned, and tips for enterprises looking to derive returns from social media
IE Radio 9/29/2009 106 comments
As the nation's first federally appointed CTO, Aneesh Chopra will discuss the Obama administration's top tech priorities and where social networking can be used to improve government
IE Radio 9/23/2009 51 comments
Dr. Hamadoun Touré is Secretary-General of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a position he’s held since January 2007. He’ll address the role of the Internet and telecommunications as catalysts for developing economies, as well as how information and communication technology (ICT) can create a true Information Society.
IE Radio 9/21/2009 159 comments
Boing Boing co-editor, blogger, and Internet activist extraordinaire Cory Doctorow discusses how Web 2.0 is transforming the economy, culture, education and the ways we create and consume content and information
IE Radio 9/15/2009 90 comments
Longtime political advisor Joe Trippi was national campaign manager for Howard Dean’s presidential bid and more recently advised John Edwards. He'll discuss the role of the Internet in government and politics, and as a catalyst for democracy.
IE Radio 9/3/2009 194 comments
Andrew Keen, author of "Cult of the Amateur: How the Internet Is Killing Our Culture," discusses where online media is headed, whether Web 2.0 tools have any real value, and what converted him to a Twittering fanatic.
IE Radio 8/21/2009 291 comments
Esther Dyson's worn many hats (including an astronaut's helmet) in her storied career: ICANN's first chairman, Release 1.0 conference organizer, and now technology investor. Dyson will discuss market trends that impact how businesses use and manage Web 2.0 technologies.
IE Radio 8/13/2009 222 comments
Philanthropist, political activist, birder, and craigslist founder Craig Newmark talks about the value of social media for businesses, government, and individuals
IE Radio 5/8/2009 180 comments
Security expert Shannen Rossmiller describes how she assumes online identities, or "avatars," and is able to infiltrate jihadi and mujahedin chat rooms for intelligence gathering
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