Communications of the ACM
Radio Corona, May 5: Vint Cerf, Internet Pioneer and COVID-19 Survivor
Google chief Internet evangelist and former ACM president Vint Cert was interviewed about the future of our connected world.
Credit: John Loomis
In this episode of Radio Corona, Gideon Lichfield, editor in chief of MIT Technology Review, will discuss the future of our connected world with Vint Cerf, one of the people known as a "father of the internet."
Cerf owes that title to having co-created TCP/IP, the communication protocols that underlie everything that happens on the internet, along with Bob Kahn. He now works as Chief Internet Evangelist at Google and has received a Presidential Medal of Freedom and a Turing Award, among many others, for his early work on the internet. He tweeted on March 30 that he had tested positive for covid-19 and was recovering.
We will broadcast the interview on this page on May 5 at 3pm ET and as usual, you'll be able to submit questions of your own here. You can check out our Radio Corona homepage to watch previous episodes.
From MIT Technology Review
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