Lawrence G. Roberts, CEO, Anagran

like why were the Universities that were chosen CHOSEN? what made them special? what did they envision???

I cannot believe I neglected to ask ANYTHING about the ARPANET!!!!!!!!!!!!!

and its history. FROMTHE HORSES MOUTH.

Thanks again, everyone... our next IE Radio guest is Gregg Spiridellis, co-founder of political satire site JibJab.com -- the folks who brought us the Bush/Kerry animated duet of "This Land Is Your Land" in 2004. He's on Tuesday 11/24 at 2 pm ET.

http://www.internetevolution.com/radio.asp?doc_id=183081

Must hop off chat now. Talk to you all soon!

Works OK on IE8 as well.

Ver. 2.0.0.3

I'm on an old Firefox and it starts up right away now.

Catch us on your home PC

Thanks for the help.

Tried with both IE and Firefox. Same result. And java got updated yesterday along with my copy of IE 'cause I couldn't get any of the links to work in IE. None. It was weird.

either that, or you may beed to update whatever java client you;re using. What browser are you on?

I've been meaning to log in at home to see what the interface looks like.

Ah OK well I hope you'll try again from another computer. :)

I'm special. :) I work for DVA and I'm guessing they've got some means of blocking it.

Nothing is there at all?

Yes. Not sure why it isn't showing up for you.

I'm guessing the player is supposed to appear above the java chat area, since there's a big chunk of white space between the name of the visitor and youChat.

If the player comes up and there's no audio, hit pause and then play.

Try clicking here: http://www.internetevolution.com/radio.asp?doc_id=183106

Don't see any buttons. Just the java chat area.

It's BlogTalkRadio. Is there a pause/play button?

No. I've tried a couple times before. What technology is it using for the broadcast? I don't see any icons.

Oaksong, is it your first time tuning in?

I apologize to all.

Yeah, Terry, I felt so dumb. First to admit it, but at least I can use what I learned today to make better informed decisions for my internet use.

Who can I talk to about why I don't get any audio?

I actually didn't appreciate the personal asides and the off-topic stuff. We really appreciate your enthusiasm and great energy here, artfrankmiami. but my hope is that it could be better directed to the topic at hand and to the person in the guest chair

Good one. Thanks. Nice format.

Yeah, I'm sorry it took so long too, artfrankmiami. A real squandered opportunity when we had one of the brightest minds of the Internet live and in person

Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks everyone for coming.

To everyone at InEv. I know it was a bit racous today, but you have created a very nice conversational virtual roundtable for us. I actually felt like we were all in a room together talking about the subject.

Thanks, sorry I finally thought a moderately good question at the very end.

thank you Dr. Roberts. Nicole, Terry, Mary, Michael.

Does Mr Roberts feel it is imperative that VoIP be allowed uninhibited on Cell phones? Sprint is basically giving it away now on a free Cell to Cell calling plan anyway (at 125 a month for two lines), so why quibble if calls are being made on the data plan?

Thanks, and goodby.

Larry

Thank you Dr. Roberts!

Thanks for your time today, Dr. Roberts

I think we may be just about wrapped here

I built an eight story house of cards, I feel so inadequate.

Does this mean you'll have a faraday cage ready for 2012 (December 21).

Dr. Roberts, I read that you built a tesla coil as a child.

T-Mobile is really bad in Miami. My friend hacked his G1 to run ATT.

I heard that Verizon and At&t (wireless) are going to merge. I have T-mobile and the wireless web is NOTHING in comparison to the sprint air card I borrowed from a friend.

After Wilma, I had to walk up to the cell tower across the street to get a call through. Opa Locka I had a 1 foot wide area in the middle of the street in fronmt of my job.

Currently I use the G1 phone using T-Mobile. That is partly due to which service works at my house, thus my phone choices are limited. But most Internet phones have similar services.

And that was just Irene, jwallace.

so much for the koo-koo koo koo koo then.

Vonage is the same price as my all inclusive BellSouth land line, so it is not cost effective for me.

@artfrankmiami my cell/mobile phone didn't work during the hurricane in 99 when I lived in Doral..

Once we have authentication security, we can hve network priority for emergency service. Then 911 and other emergency services can be supported effectively.

It would also help if VoIP could become a box unit, rather than always a computer hookup, and somehow rermained powered during blackouts and disateres to be effective. During the worst hurricanes, i could always make a call during the storm, but they always shut the system down after the all clear for emergency managment.

speaking of QoS.. Vonage and their 'VoIP'......

Dr. Roberts, what's your mobile access device of choice?

SPAM is today mainly economic due to the low cost of infecting many PC's and using these bots to send the SPAM. Once we do the right network security to improve the control of these infections, SPAM hopefully will become un-economic.

I'm keeping my land line for emergencies and the telephone number, but even Skype seems to be a great alternative for less than $100 a year.

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VoIP will become the standard for all voice within a few years so I doubt I will keep a land line then. But good QoS must be installed into the network first. VoIP on mobile is still a serious problem which flow management can fix but it needs to be fixed before VoIP replaces call or land lines totally.

Dr. Roberts... any thoughts on how social engineering is hindering Internet security? I wouldn't click on this link that Mr. Richard_Adams is touting. But someone like my mother would. - your thoughts?

there is answer to the 5% bandwidth hogs artfrankmiami. SPAMMERS.

So VPN would be a "cloud" system rather than a locally based in-house system?

VPN is a secure tunnel on the Internet. It may become obsolute with IPSEC.

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Dr. Roberts, I heard that the new "term" for intranet is VPN. I don't see it. but do you agree?

Mobile Internet is critical to the future and needs far greater control of fairness and quality.

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Hi -- what does Dr. Roberts think of the mobile network? How does that fit with his work?

Sorry if I am repeating myself; I wasn't sure whether you had access and were able to view all queries, Dr. Roberts

Yes, I am about to switch to VOiP and that is a very important question.

Dr. Roberts, can you address whether security handled within the network might affect privacy rights for individuals on the Net?

Let's get back to our topic... welcome, Dr. Roberts

Dr. Roberts, speaking of VoIP, umm, do you and will you keep a landline for dire situations? will VoIP be "reliable" as a landline in the short run?

Ahhhh my $500 1440 Fax Modem. Ahhh those were the days..... when I was always broke adding to my PC (So I got a mac ((;0)

Anagran has now produced an economic system that greatly improves QoS on over any congested part of the Internet. It has proven very effective for VoIP quality, Web access time and most all QoS.

and lighten up richard. if I can't think of an intelligent answer I hide in shame and make jokes. ((;0)

was worse than the Kanye interrupt..

where do  you see the bandwidth limits for the CONSUMER within the next 5 years? we went from 1440 baud to 18 mbps down in 16 years.

Thanks, Richard Adams... suggest you go in and adjust your email preferences to avoid unwanted messages in the future

Yeah, wi-max, couldn't think of it.

Dr. Roberts, will efforts to control security within the Net create a threat to online anonymity and user rights to privacy?

Dr. Roberts, what about quality of service on the Internet? You tried to achieve this with your company Caspian. Where do we stand with that?

what happened to wi-max?

yes, that's why I think maybe video should perhaps go wireless only, maybe using hubs (what is that called, WAN?)

Going to wait for an acknowledgment from Dr. Roberts -- he was having some difficulty seeing the messages associated with this chat, pre-show

Dr. Roberts, Did DARPA do any "wireless" testing early on in network developement? Maybe using Amateur Radio?

What kind of non-sense is this???

STOP send me email for this...

Richard Adams, Systems Analyst

@artfrankmiami video is too bandwidth intensive...maybe back in 1999 when was selling Bell South Fast Access DSL

Let us know when you're ready, Dr. Roberts

Paul, internet access in space is important so that the Decpticons have to access the AllSpark location without wiping out the army, somehow!

OK everyone, Dr. Roberts is joining us on the chat, so weigh in with your questions and comments.

that question(Terry) is KEY! Kanye can't touch that one!

Re: Smart Grid - look for Zigbee to help the home net. And usual vendor software to control the pipes (so to speak)

ya, can't be farther from the truth!! Why give internet access to UFOs when some of earth masses are still finding it diffciult to have access!!

artfrank - especially with mobile.

Yes, let's get the Internet right on Earth first.

wait til  you hear about twitter based search ;o) I'LL BE ONE OF THE FATHERS!! MUAHAHAHA.

video is too (bandwidth) Intensive for the web

Other Qs? Speak up... don't be shy.

ewwwwww. that was a call out. (my support on twitter). and a good call Nicole.

I don't even know what that means... but it sounds pretty intense.

my final question for Dr Roberts. DOES HE PLAN ON BUILDING A FARADAY CAGE for use on December 21, 2012.

I recall not too long ago you weren't sold on the idea.

Jwallace, your Twitter support has kind of come out of nowhere.

that just make your day Nicole

how could he not TWEET?????

I was wondrin that Paul.

You heard it here first, folks: Roberts doesn't Tweet.

great question Mary

Amazing.

yes, it was a telepathic comm btw me and Terry

Does Dr. Roberts think there's a chance that the loss of Internet anonymity threatens individual rights?

There you go, Paul!

twitter rocks!!!!!!

i know lawrence is more on the technical aspect of things, but can we ask his view on twitter and other related web services??

Thanks good questions.

borrowed from the web: what should happen now when the telcos want to exploit their monopoly position to extract extra value out of information services

Mr. Roberts - what will be the next forces influencing the Internet? What about nano-tech?

even the time when the internet started is still up for debate!!

Other questions people want asked on air?

or were you referring to Miami's random traffic?

Mary did you hear?

video is wha? artfrankmiami?

and really, Video is too uintensive for the web. Better to make city hubs and wireless broadcast (oooo! A whole new infrastructure!)

Terry, why go the windy path type of questioning?

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;o) !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think the whole bandwidth issue could be helped by programmers remembering to OPTIMIZE their webpages and quit making bloated Flashy pages

draper prize...meaning Capt Crunch?

is net neutrality centric to a country or global?

can he talked about this impedning collapse of the internet frrom too littl bandwidth availbale for all our vblogs and real time search?

Who else has a question?

I think that's a little bit of a different topic, Paul.

I might be in the NEXT 5 percent. 5 percent of users..who are these users? not just P2P junkies...YOUTUBE? Hulu? ohhh, some other video sites that i'm not mentioning.

same thinh with taxes in new york with less than 30% paying 90% of taxes!!

if 5% does that, then of course they should pay.

5% of users use 80% of bandwidth. Jeez.

Can Dr. Roberts  describe the security "inside the net" that he is working on?

can he explained to us in simple terms about this routing econoics he wrote about sometime on the thinkernneter blog?

Thx, Mary.

Other questions, guys (and girls)?

Will TCP/IP be displaced eventually on the Internet? is there room for it to grow with the future of the Internet? For how long?

support IPv6, that is....

My old mac has for 2 years

Wow, that's the first time I've heard anyone praise Windows Vista (even if it was for saying that it supports IPv6)

jwallace: camera is probably worth $50 in scrap metel, but it's a pretty collectable now.

Welcome newcomers. Please feel free to weigh in with questions for Larry Roberts on the message board. We'll ask most of them on air.

All of this talk of packets, does anyone have gum?

What does D. rRoberts think of the ICANN address extensions in native language?

Does Dr. Roberts see progress in the handling of P2P worldwide? If not, why not? If so, why?

can he explained to us how real time search will impact the internet?

We're aliiiive. Exciting.

let us not duel on personal feuds

Paul, you're right. If you have a freezing question for Roberts, we'll accept those as well.

or does he appreciate Vint Cerf's opposition to his viewpoints on.. *High five* back!

What does the future look like for packet switching and for IP?

Mary, he's logged in. But he'll join us afterward.

lol, jwallace, I guess that counts. *High five* for you.

what does he think of Cerf?

Is Dr. Roberts here?

why should the question be burning in the first place?

I'll give the first person to ask a question right now a virtual high five for being brave.

I find it hard to believe that no one has a burning question for Larry Roberts.

I'm on a look out for the mother. she might tell all.

I think that's a scoop right there.

Paul's the father of the Internet?!

Is someone else here claiming to be the father of the Internet? Paul?

hehe ;o) (big smile).

Welcome, Mary Jander.

Wow Jwallace. Pretty cool.

Hello all

I put together this wiki plus IE video embed..just about 2 days ago..http://imvivo.com/DetailsView/tabid/104/IndexID/1793861/Default.aspx in regards to Network Neutrality. has over 800 views..must be a hot topic?

nice use* that is.

Jwallace, nice juse of what.the.ferraro. Have to say I'm kinda hoping it catches on.

Yeah... let's get some questions on this board!

Dr. Roberts is expected to join us, post-audio, but don't wait til then to start firing your questions and comments over

"ability of broadband providers to use their last mile infrastructure to block Internet applications and content" what.the.ferraro does this mean?

hello jwallace

Bwahaha. The power is alllll miiiinnneee.

;->

Am I supposed to be sitting down?

This will all go a lot more smoothly if everyone does exactly what Nicole says

good afternoon Terry

Afternoon, everybody... thanks for joining us for this sit-down with Larry Roberts

@artfrankmiami, what is that camera worth today?

Everyone can feel free to get some questions in early.

;o)

Larry Roberts is a big deal!

Not bad... 16 minutes before the show.

talk about a tail gate..SHEESH.

back in 2000, befre I got this job I have now, I was starting a web comic using photographs instead of drawings. Though I had a $5000 digital camera, I needed to shoot outside and it had to be connected to the computer to operate. It was just too expensive back then to shoot on film. Now it would be so easy, but I have no time.

pretty cool.

smkinoshita: There's a blogspot for web comics?

If you look carfully at that domain name, you realize why sometimes you need to put in spaces.

http://www.cognosexpress.com/

see ya later Paul!

Web Hosting. I love how affortdable it is compared to the crap I went through in 1998 on ONE SITE! $250 a year hosting and $70 for the domain (only minimum then was 2 years). Now I pay $99 and can have unlimited domains (and I can become a reseller if i want to) and a domain name is only $10 a year!

thanks for a good chat session. I'm running to have lunch now and will definitely catch up with u later. Thanx

I just don't recall what they think IBM is doing wrong, but the article I read was positive FOR IBM to continue whatever it was they are doing.

so how do you see the web hosting business shaping up?

why would they want to ban it in the first place? Which rules or regulations does it violate?

and yes, the US Govt. I think Department of Commerce.

No it was something that IBM is developing or doing right now that they are more successful at than anyone else, I just can't think what the heck it is! The website thing was about my job, Hosting and building the site, which I feel they were not successful at. (at least back in 2000).

Tha's ok . So what is the name of the webistes that the govt is trying to shut down? Do you mean the U.S. govt?

But I just recall when i started working at this job and accepted a call from IBM about building our website and it became a conference call with about 5 people in two different locations discussing things that had nothing to do with what we wanted and I could only think "What a bloated company!" But now I do hear they are going gangbusters, but I can't recall why, but the govt is trying to shut them down, I think for monopolistic attitudes, about something. (Oh, I type slow, paul)

Shhhhh! Don't say that, Nicole might hear! ((;0) I'm so embarrassed, but there is no privacy on the web...I think I read that here.

why so intrigue by nicole's beauty? Should there be a blog post on that for discussions on the boards?lol

It's (IBM) is December 10th, so I might have the day free to go and it never hurts to learn about something new.

Well, captivating is the right word today. I came across an old poster I designed of a photograph I took of model Monika Kramlik back in 2002, so I googled her and....Captivating is the right word ((;0)

But Nicole is still more beautiful!!!!!

wel, why not use the opportunity then? IBM is one of thos eleading companies that are shaping the tech world, so they must be offering soemthing exciting in the launch

I have no idea. I just got an e-mail invite and wondered if it was something I should attend. I guess being clueless is a good indicator i should go so I can learn what the heck it is and what it's used for.

so which aspect of the internet that is so captivating you lately?

Yeah, I think I said the same thing last time, don't worry about it, hahaha

What is so intriguing about the launch? Anthing of significance to share with us?

Thanks for letting me know. I only notice the time differential just now and i was kind of like wacking my head trying to figure it out.

So....anybody know what IBM's COGNOS Express is and should I go to the launch event just for the free lunch?

Ha! I was just about to reply, "Carlos, how did he get here so fast again, and why don't you stay," and DARN, Paul beat me here first, then I realized it must be a bug in the system, becuase this is the same comment I saw Carlos made before...just look at the date...or he's been waiting for this broadcast since October 22! ((:0)

hey carlos, how are you doing across the border in Mexico?

hi

greetings to Mexico

my name is carlos