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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 1998 14:46:18 -0700
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Do you have any preferences as to date, or talk topic?
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From: David Clark [mailto:ddc@lcs.mit.edu]
Sent: Friday, July 31, 1998 12:09 PM
To: Ed Lazowska
Subject: RE: UW distinguished lecturer series
Ed,
How about March 11th as a first choice, and March 4th as a second
choice?
What sort of overall sched do these things have? When would you
like
me to arrive and leave?
I have a number of talks that I can give. Taking into account the sort
of
audience you get, what would suggest?
A general talk on future of Internet, and why this is not a technical
issue.
A more technical talk on adding control (QoS) etc to the internet, that
gets to the design philosophy of the Internet.
A talk on Internet Telephony, that describes all the different things
that
fit under that heading, and suggests where the concept (and the telephne
industry) will go in the next decade.
A talk on the issues surrounding the local loop, why it is not getting
off
the ground, and the emerging industry structure.
A talk I have not yet pulled together but will have by then (I am sure)
on
the post PC vision of computing, and some systems implications.
Any of these appeal?
Dave
P.S. Is there a time we could talk about followup on the Snowbird/CISE
discussion?