Fast Forward: Rob Pegoraro

Join Rob every other Monday at 2 p.m. May 20, 2002: Beyond Microsoft OS: Linux and Open Source May 6, 2002: Video Live Online: Sony's Clie NR70 Handheld April 22, 2002: Computer Security April 8, 2002: Copyright protection in a digital era March 25, 2002: Shareware and digital piracy March 11, 2002: Lightweight laptops   More Fast Forward Discussions Select a discussion Feb. 25, 2002: Video Live Online featuring Apple's new iMac Feb. 4, 2002: Chosing a hand-held computer Jan. 11, 2002: The opening of MacWorld Expo in San Fransisco Dec. 14, 2001: Talks about Holiday tech gifts Nov. 30, 2001: Talks about the Post's home computing guide Nov. 16, 2001: Talks about reader's input on Windows XP Oct. 26, 2001: Talks about The Post's ISP Guide Oct. 25, 2001: Microsoft: Windows XP Launch Oct. 19, 2001: Rob Pegoraro talks about Palm Handhelds to AOL 7.0 Sept. 28, 2001: Rob Pegoraro talks about the release of Mac OS X 10.1 Sept. 21, 2001: Rob Pegoraro talks about the release of Microsoft Sept. 7, 2001: Rob Pegoraro talks about the latest in Web browsers Aug. 17, 2001: Back to school with the latest electronic gadgets July 20, 2001: Rob Pegoraro on his views from MacWorld June 29, 2001: Repartitioning, Windows ME and printer quality June 8, 2001: Answers questions on the iBook and on Office 2000 May 25, 2001: Computer upgrades and monitoring your child May 11, 2001: Rob Pegoraro on cable modems and DSL April 27, 2001: Rob Pegoraro on Windows XP and Microsoft Word April 13, 2001: Rob Pegoraro talks about freezing laptops March 30, 2001: Answers questions about DSL March 16, 2001: Tackles tax software questions March 2, 2001: Discusses the new iMac Feb. 16, 2001: Discusses old computers Jan. 12, 2001: Takes your questions for Tech Support

The Download: Shannon Henry

Join Shannon Thursdays at 1 p.m. May 16, 2002: Women in Technology's Eva Neumann Jan. 10, 2002: Returns from her book leave July 19, 2001: Hosts webMethods CEO Phillip Merrick May 3, 2001: Discusses the local tech scene Apr. 5, 2001: Growth of the local tech industry   More Download Discussions Select a discussion Mar. 15, 2001: Shannon Henry on the implications of the Nasdaq bust Mar. 1, 2001: Dave Gardy on tech founders Feb. 1, 2001: David Levine on online gaming Jan. 11, 2001: David Oros on the state of the wireless market Nov. 2, 2000: David Catania on bringing tech companies to D.C. Oct. 24, 2000: Geoffrey Moore on emerging company strategy Oct. 12, 2000: Shannon Henry on local tech industry growth Sept. 21, 2000: Jeff Osborn on the state of venture capital Sept. 7, 2000: Susan Williams DeFife on WomenConnect.com Aug. 24, 2000: Mike Sheridan on venture capital July 27, 2000: Mary MacPherson on regional start-ups July 13, 2000: Amy Millman on Springboard 2000 June 15, 2000: Evan Burfield on under-30 tech executives June 1, 2000: April Young on the changing world of venture capital May 4, 2000: Erik Rydholm of Motley Fool on his company April 20, 2000: Ginger Lew of the Telecommunications Development Fund April 6, 2000: Jonathan Ledecky of the Washington Capitals March 23, 2000: Kimberly Jenkins on how Web is changing politics Feb. 24, 2000: Henry Weller on the life of a VC Feb. 10, 2000: Kyp Sirinakis on woman's role in angel investing Jan. 27, 2000: Jean-Scott Cantus on High-Tech Headhunting Jan. 13, 2000: Brian Loew on Recruting Tech Workers Jan. 11, 2000: Shannon Henry on the AOL-Time Warner Merger Dec. 16, 1999: Shannon Henry on real estate options for technology firms Dec. 2, 1999: John May on angel investing and entrepreneurship Nov. 18, 1999: Raul Fernandez on e-commerce Oct. 21, 1999: Phillip Merrick on XML and B2B e-commerce Sept. 30, 1999: Mario Morino on entrepreneurship Sept. 16, 1999: Marc Andreessen on AOL and start-up companies Sept. 2, 1999: Rob McGovern on the online job market Aug. 19, 1999: Mark Warner on Washington: the two industry town Aug. 5, 1999: Ari Jacoby on networking with influential people July 22, 1999: Bob Nelson on pondering entrepreneurship July 8, 1999: Christopher R. McCleary on starting a high-tech business June 24, 1999: Steve Walker on funding for start-ups May 27, 1999: Eric Kuhn on online retailing and college-oriented sites May 13, 1999: PSINet's Bill Schrader April 29, 1999: Womenconnect.com's Susan DeFife April 15, 1999: Bill Archey on tech policy April 1, 1999: Kathy Clark on the local tech scene March 18, 1999: MicroStrategy's Michael J. Saylor March 4, 1999: David Gang of AOL Feb. 18, 1999: John Sidgmore on the rapid evolution of the Internet Feb. 4, 1999: Suzanne Richardson on Net stocks and local investing Jan. 21, 1999: Don Upson on the state's tech businesses and policy Jan. 7, 1999: John Backus of Draper Atlantic

.com Live: Leslie Walker

May 16, 2002: RealNetworks founder Rob Glaser Feb. 14, 2002: DEMO's Chris Shipley Nov. 1, 2001: Steven Waldman, Editor-in-Chief and co-founder of Beliefnet Oct. 18, 2001: Ira Winkler, President of Internet Security Advisors Group Aug. 23, 2001: Douglas Armentrout, CEO of NeuLevel More .com Discussions Select a discussion Aug. 2, 2001: PayPal.com CEO Peter Thiel June 20, 2001: GXS CEO Harvey Seegers May 24, 2001: John Gallant, of the VORTEX conference May 10, 2001: Nancy Benovich Gilby, co-founder of PocketThis Apr. 26, 2001: Seth Godin on e-mail marketing Apr. 12, 2001: Robert M. Kruger on software piracy Apr. 5, 2001: Patricia Seybold, author of Customers.com March 29, 2001: Tom Evslin on the Future of Internet Telephony March 8, 2001: The Privacy Council's Steven Lucas March 1, 2001: Salon.com editor-in-chief David Talbot Jan. 25, 2001: AuctionWatch's Rodrigo Sales Jan. 18, 2001: Net Perceptions' Steven Snyder Jan. 11, 2001: DEMOletter's Chris Shipley Oct. 19, 2000: TellMe.com CEO Mike McCue Oct. 6, 2000: Mark Breier on building companies at Internet speed Aug. 31, 2000: Charlie Buchwalter on Internet advertising Aug. 3, 2000: Tom Talleur of KMPG on cybercrime July 6, 2000: Hans Bukow of eWork Exchange June 22, 2000: James Rutt on Internet domain names June 8, 2000: Reed Hundt on telecom and the Internet May 18, 2000: Paul Saffo of the Institute for the Future May 11, 2000: Winn Schwartau, author of Cybershock April 27, 2000: Ellen Pack, founder of Women.com April 13, 2000: Arthur B. Sculley Co-author of B2B Exchanges March 30, 2000: Naveen Jain on B2B and mobile commerce March 16, 2000: Ladd Biro on B2B E-Commerce Feb. 17, 2000: John Sturm on The Future of Newspapers Feb. 3, 2000: Mike Higgins on investigating hackers Jan. 20, 2000: Don Tapscott, author of The Digital Economy Nov. 4, 1999: Sergey Brin on Web searches Oct. 14, 1999: Tim Berners-Lee on the World Wide Web evolution Oct. 7, 1999: Paul L. Schaut of Engage Technologies Sept. 9, 1999: James J. Cramer on Internet stocks and free content online Aug. 26, 1999: Rob Wrubel on his company askjeeves.com July 29, 1999: Jim D'Arcangelo on how Web surfing has changed July 15, 1999: Mark Walsh on electronic business communities July 1, 1999: David Gladstone on funding for small businesses June 17, 1999: Jakob Neilsen on net architechture June 3, 1999: Audrey Y. Weil on the CompuServe's strategy May 20, 1999: Tom Van Horn on his company, Mercata.com May 6, 1999: W.S. Osbourne on speech recognition software April 22, 1999: Roger Black Web design March 25, 1999: Andrew Bein on networking Feb. 25, 1999: Michael Robertson on the online music industry Feb. 11, 1999: John Hagel on consumer-preference data Jan. 28, 1999: Gary Culliss on search engine technology Jan. 14, 1999: Kevin Kelly, Wired magazine's founding editor

Special Appearances

May 6, 2002: Venture Capital Investments in the Mid-Atlantic Region May 6, 2002: Washington Technology Senior Editor Nick Wakeman took questions on the government IT market, major companies, business strategies and the outlook for the year ahead May 2, 2002: White House cyberterrorism expert Howard Schmidt March 27, 2002: Boyd K. Rutherford, associate administrator for enterprise development at the General Services Administration, on federal procurement Feb. 22, 2002: Federal Sources' Ray Bjorklund on the State/Local IT Market More Special Appearance Discussions Select a discussion Feb. 21, 2002: Internet copyright laws Feb. 19, 2002: The future of e-filing taxes Jan. 9, 2002: MicroStrategy and Michael Saylor's rise and fall Dec. 6, 2001: Amazon.com CEO Jeff Bezos on the future of e-commerce Dec. 5, 2001: Matthew Pittinsky, on the future of e-learning Nov. 28, 2001: Brendan Barrett and Tom Archer on the MoneyTree survey Sept. 6, 2001: Ken van Wyk on Computer Security Aug. 16, 2001: Erik Ayers and Mark Trice on the MoneyTree survey June 26, 2001: Patience Wait and Warren Suss on telecom May 30, 2001: Techway's Rob Terry and Geert Kersten, CEO of Cel-Sci May 15, 2001: Center for On-Line Addiction's Dr. Kimberly Young May 15, 2001: Robert D. Atkinson on the New Economy Index Apr. 27, 2001: Venable's Christine Ross Apr. 19, 2001: Alec Klein on AOL Time Warner Apr. 17, 2001: Keith Epstein and Brendan Barrett on the fall of PSINet Apr. 6, 2001: Rep. Rick Boucher on Internet access for rural communities Apr. 5, 2001: John Clements on the MoneyTree survey Apr. 4, 2001: Pedro "Pete" Rustan on cutting-edge technologies March 21, 2001: Capitalyst's Errol Unikel on venture capital March 5, 2001: Chris Stern on the status of Napster Feb. 28, 2001: Peter S. Goodman on the telecom industry Feb. 7, 2001: Barry Toser on the local job climate Jan. 19, 2001: Dave Gardy on the eNaugural.com Ball Nov. 8, 2000: Robert MacMillan on tech policy Oct. 18, 2000: Todd Foreman on selling fuel in the e-marketplace Oct. 13, 2000: Jamey Harvey on how communities use the Web Oct. 12, 2000: Bill Melton on the state of the tech industry July 21, 2000: Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy July 15, 1998: John Holaday of EntreMed Inc. June 24, 1998: Michael Dell on wearable computers and bandwidth June 23, 1998: William Haseltine of Human Genome Sciences

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