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Chuck House & |
President of ACM & Conference chair |
Introduction NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| James Burke | Science Journalist onThe Discovery Channel and Scientific American Columnist | Opening Comments NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Gordon Bell | Senior Researcher, Microsoft Corporation | The Laws of Predictions NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Joel Birnbaum | Senior Vice President Research & Development Director, HP Laboratories | Computing Alternatives NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Vint Cerf | Senior Vice President, Internet Architecture, MCI Communications Corporation | The Next 50 Years of Networking NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Bran Ferren |
Executing Vice President for Creative Technology and Research & Development, Walt Disney Imagineering, The Walt Disney Company | The Future of Storytelling NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Fernando Flores | Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Business Design Associates, Inc. | The Impacts of Information Technology on
Business Communications NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Murray Gell-Mann | Professor and Co-Chair of the Science Board at the Santa Fe Institute, Robert Andrews Millikan Professor Emeritus at CalTech | Quality of Information NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Reed Hundt |
Chairman, Federal Communications Commission | Bandwidth and Pizza NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Brenda Laurel | Actor and Researcher, Computers and theater arts, Interval Research Corporation | The Long-term Impacts of Information
Technologies on Popular Culture NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Pattie Maes | Associate Professor, MIT Media Laboratory | Toward a truly personal computer NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Carver Mead | Gordon and Betty Moore Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, California Institute of Technology |
Semiconductors NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Nathan Myhrvold | Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft Corporation | The Next Fifty Years of Software NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| William Perry | US Secretary of Defense | The Impacts of Information Technology on
International Security NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Raj Reddy | Dean of the School of Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University | Towards teleportation, time travel and
immortality NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Elliot Soloway | Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, and Professor in the School of Education at the University of Michigan | Educating the Barney Generation's
Grandchildren NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Bruce Sterling | Author, journalist, editor, and critic, science fiction and nonfiction |
The Dark Side Impacts of Information
Technology on Society. NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| Maurice Wilkes | Computer Pioneer | Predicting the Future NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
| James Burke | Science Journalist on The Discovery Channel and Scientific American Columnist | Closing Comments NetShow (28.8 kbps), NetShow (100 kbps) |
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