Anybody want to face Bob Metcalfe on TV?
Michael Dillon
michael at memra.com
Fri Jul 19 04:58:24 UTC 1996
If anyone would like to face Bob Metcalfe on TV here is the place and
time. Of course I don't know if there will be audience questions allowed
so don't take my word for it, check into it on your own.
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Date: Thu, 18 Jul 1996 18:35:55 -0600
From: Jack Rickard <jackr at boardwatch.com>
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Subject: Re: ONE ISPCON SCHEDULE FINALIZED
Resent-Date: Thu, 18 Jul 1996 20:14:31 -0600 (MDT)
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We've had a somewhat interesting development. Apparently C-SPAN has taken
a bit of interest in this gathering of Internet Service Providers. Dr.
Robert Metcalfe is doing a session Saturday afternoon - essentially
summarizing what he sees at the show and covering his IMMINENT COLLAPSE OF
THE INTERNET theme. It would appear C-SPAN is proposing to televise this
session.
Peter Granoff is one of a handful of Grand Sommelier's (I can't spell that
- wine guys) in the country and is based in San Francisco. He has been
selling wine on a web site for over 18 months now. We had asked him to
come do a realistic session on marketing specialty products on the Internet
describing the realities. He was interviewed on KCBS in San Francisco this
afternoon about his session.
I understand we appeared in Microtimes today.
John Quarterman, author of the first Internet book THE MATRIX will be
honored at the John C. Dvorak Awards banquet Saturday night along with Tim
Berners-Lee.
How am I doin' Justin?
Jack Rickard
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