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SYS-CON.TV Java Exclusive with Sun's James Gosling

Jeremy Geelan caught up with the father of Java in New York City
By Jeremy Geelan
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March 12, 2006 04:45 AM EST
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Jeremy Geelan is Chairman & CEO of the 21st Century Internet Group, Inc. and an Executive Academy Member of the International Academy of Digital Arts & Sciences. Formerly he was President & COO at Cloud Expo, Inc. and Conference Chair of the worldwide Cloud Expo series. He appears regularly at conferences and trade shows, speaking to technology audiences across six continents. You can follow him on twitter: @jg21.

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Bob Evans 03/19/06 10:22:25 PM EST

That's funny. I remember when everyone said Java was slow and no threat to C, C++.
x 03/13/06 04:45:41 PM EST

Jeremy Geelan interviews James Gosling

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ERC query 03/12/06 05:30:01 AM EST

Does this "World Wide Education & Research Conference" of Sun's travel round regularly, then? Does it happen in Europe for example - or does it have to be a "weird" place, as James Gosling says in this interview...