Published Interviews

Knowledge@Wharton interviews I’ve conducted — either solo or in conjunction with other Knowledge@Wharton editors:

	2011-12-07 M. Night Shyamalan M. Night Shyamalan: Seeing Signs
	2011-08-19 Jon Foy Building a Mystery: The Toynbee Tiles and Jon Foy’s Filmmaking Quest
	2011-07-06 Michael Uslan Movie Producer Michael Uslan on Superheroes, Comic Books and Why Hollywood Doesn’t Get It
	2011-01-05 James Kerwin No Hollywood Ending: Filmmaker James Kerwin on the Future of Independent Movie Production
	2010-03-17 Jim Griffin ‘Tarzan Economics’: If Music Is Free, How Do Artists Get Paid?
	2010-01-20 John Warnock Adobe Co-founder John Warnock on the Competitive Advantages of Aesthetics and the ‘Right’ Technology
	2009-03-18 Stephen Elop Flying High: Microsoft’s Stephen Elop Balances Future Vision with Present-day Realities
	2009-02-04 Joss Whedon Joss Whedon’s Plan to Monetize Internet Content (Watch Out, Hollywood)
	2008-10-01 Craig Mundie Craig Mundie’s ‘Primordial Soup’: Steering Microsoft through the Next Big Technological Disruption
	2008-09-03 Charles M. (“Chuck”) Geschke Driving Adobe: Co-founder Charles Geschke on Challenges, Change and Values
	2008-05-18 Kevin Lynch Kevin Lynch on Adobe’s AIR: Extending the Web beyond the Browser
	2008-03-19 Scott Guthrie Scott Guthrie on Microsoft’s Play for Rich Internet Applications
	2008-02-20 Steve Wozniak Steve Wozniak on Apple, Steve Jobs and the Value of a Good Prank
	2007-08-08 Lance Weiler The Movies Meet Web 2.0: Lance Weiler on the New Economic Model for Independent Cinema Photo Essay: Lance Weiler’s Cinema ARG at the Museum of the Moving Image
	2007-07-25 Richard Gelfond IMAX CEO Richard Gelfond on What’s Next for the Big Screen
	2007-05-16 Shantanu Narayen Shantanu Narayen on Adobe’s Future Direction: Product Strategy for the Next Generation of the Web
	2007-04-18 Omar Hamoui AdMob’s Omar Hamoui: ‘Mobile Is Going to Be a Larger Market Than Internet Advertising’
	2007-04-04 Ray Ozzie The Man Who Would Change Microsoft: Ray Ozzie’s Vision for Connected Software
	2007-03-21 Tom Malloy Ongoing Innovation: Tom Malloy on Sustaining the Relevance and Impact of Adobe’s Advanced Technology Labs
	2007-02-07 Mike McCue Mike McCue’s Vision for the Convergence of the Phone and the Web
	2006-10-04 Henning Kagermann Henning Kagermann: Balancing Change and Stability in the Evolution of SAP’s Enterprise Software Platform
	2006-09-06 Michael Dell Michael Dell: Still Betting on the Future of Online Commerce and Supply Chain Efficiencies
	2006-07-20 Tantek Çelik and Rohit Khare Tantek Çelik and Rohit Khare: The Progress and the Promise of Microformats Photo: Laughing Squid. Creative Commons Copyright: Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 Generic
	2006-07-20 Kevin Lynch Kevin Lynch on Adobe’s Plans for a New Generation of Software
	2006-04-05 Helen Greiner Is There a Robot in Your Future? Helen Greiner Thinks So
	2006-03-22 Helen Greiner Podcast: Helen Greiner — The Vision Behind iRobot
	2006-03-08 Bruce Chizen After Acquiring Macromedia, What’s Next for Adobe? Ask Bruce Chizen
	2006-02-27 Garrett Brown Garrett Brown: Inventing the Future — And a Few Handy Gadgets Garrett Brown: An Inventive Path Garrett Brown: Photo Essay
	2005-11-16 Anne Mulcahy “Crisis Helped to Reshape Xerox in Positive Ways”
	2005-07-27 Tantek Çelik What’s the Next Big Thing on the Web? It May Be a Small, Simple Thing — Microformats Photo: Laughing Squid. Creative Commons Copyright: Attribution-Noncommercial 2.0 Generic
	2004-10-20 Rob Burgess and Betsey Nelson For Macromedia, the Future Belongs to Non-PCs
	2004-04-21 Bruce Chizen Getting Reorganization Right: How Bruce Chizen Drove Change and Innovation at Adobe Systems

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