Computing Conversations

Author Charles Severance provides an audio recording of his Computing Conversations column, in which he discusses his interview with Andrew Tanenbaum about how he came to write one of the key books in the computer science field.

Author Charles Severance interviews Ian Horrocks about the early days of the Web Ontology Language (OWL) and the effort it took to standardize it and other languages.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Eben Upton about the formation of the Raspberry Pi Foundation.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with John C. Hollar, president and chief executive officer of the Computer History Museum, about the museumís focus and exhibits.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance he discusses his interview with Len Kleinrock about his early work on packet networks.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Katie Hafner about how she came to write her book, Where Wizards Stay up Late, on the history of the ARPANET.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Gordon Bell about how the minicomputer served as a building block for computing-enabled innovation and the eventual evolution of computing applications.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Bob Metcalfe about how the Ethernet local area network was created 40 years ago at Xerox Palo Alto Research Center.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Larry Smarr about the birth and evolution of Mosaic at the National Center for Supercomputing Applications.

Computing Conversations author Charles Severance discusses his interview with Pooja Sankar about the Piazza online collaboration system that was developed to help students, particularly women, studying science and engineering subjects feel less isolated.