He is an electrical and computer engineer by training and holds seven patents. He recently spoke with Ken Shulman in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Without a doubt on the Internet. We can presume that telephony will not evolve significantly, that people are going to continue to do what they have always done on the telephone, perhaps more cheaply, perhaps more efficiently, but still in the same fundamental way.
Television today is technically the most pervasive medium.
And the hardware is universal. Yet the software is remarkably parochial. If you are abroad and you read the International Herald Tribune, you can get a little bit of home. But if you turn on the television, you only get local programming. The only television software that seems to travel worldwide are the Brazilian telenovelas.