NerdTV
NerdTV is PBS's new, downloadable, tech TV show licensed under a Creative Commons license. The series features Robert X. Cringely interviewing famous and influential nerds. The show will be aired in thirteen one hour segments. The first episode of NerdTV was launched on September 6, 2005 with the well known Andy Hertzfeld as the guest.
Schedule
| Date | Guest | Most remembered for |
|---|---|---|
| September 6 | Andy Hertzfeld | Macintosh operating system programmer |
| September 13 | Max Levchin | PayPal co-founder |
| September 20 | Bill Joy | Sun Microsystems co-founder |
| September 27 | Steve Wozniak | Apple Computer co-founder |
| October 4 | Tim O'Reilly | Internet publisher |
| October 11 | Dan Drake | Autodesk co-founder |
| October 18 | Bob Kahn | TCP/IP inventor |
| October 25 | Doug Engelbart | Computer mouse inventor |
| November 1 | Jerry Kaplan | Former Lotus chief scientist |
| November 8 | Brewster Kahle | Internet Archive founder |
| November 15 | Larry Tesler | Amazon CTO and former Apple chief scientist |
| November 22 | Eric Schmidt | Google CEO |
| November 29 | Linus Torvalds | The father of Linux |
External Links
Transcript of the first episode
Robert X. Cringely article on NerdTV
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