Bruce Stewart

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Bruce Stewart received a degree in Computer Science from Sonoma State University, but started working in telecommunications while still an undergraduate. After working on several large PBX installations, Bruce went on to manage the Telecom departments for two universities. Now focused on editorial endeavors, Bruce is a freelance technology writer and editor and an active parent of two young boys. When he's not writing or building Lego projects, Bruce is the editor of O'Reilly's Emerging Telephony and MacDevCenter.com sites.

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An Interview with Toby Segaran
Publish Date: Nov. 14, 2007Toby Segaran is the author of Programming Collective Intelligence. We recently spoke to him about his new book and why these kind of machine learning techniques are so important in the Web 2.0 era. O'Reilly Happenings at Macworld SF 2007
Publish Date: Dec. 11, 2006Macworld SF 2007 is shaping up to be a busy show for O'Reilly Media. We have great specials, lots of books, a full speaker lineup, and a menu of activities. Here's a comprehensive overview. An Interview with the Creator of FreeSWITCH
Publish Date: Jul. 25, 2006We talk with Anthony Minessale--the developer behind the FreeSWITCH open source telephony project--about the status of FreeSWITCH, how it compares to Asterisk, and Minessale's future plans. ETel Keynotes: An Interview with Norman Lewis
Publish Date: Dec. 16, 2005We recently talked to Norman Lewis, the director of research for France Telecom's Home office and a keynote speaker at our upcoming Emerging Telephony conference, about the state of the VoIP industry and the role of telcos in the future. Beyond Hacking the Xbox
Publish Date: Dec. 10, 2003Bruce Stewart interviews Andrew "bunnie" Huang, a featured speaker at O'Reilly's upcoming Emerging Technology Conference. In this interview, Andrew discusses flaws with the DMCA, the current states of reverse engineering and Moore's Law, what he's hacking now, and what he'll be speaking about at ETech. Information Architecture Meets Usability
Publish Date: May. 13, 2003An interview with information architect Lou Rosenfeld and web usability expert Steve Krug about the common pitfalls of their respective disciplines. Gosling on Bioinformatics
Publish Date: Feb. 5, 2003James Gosling is a VP and Fellow at Sun Microsystems, and a keynote speaker at this week's O'Reilly Bioinformatics Technology Conference. We talk with James about how Java is being used in bioinformatics, the BioJava project, and the challenges facing bioinformaticists. An Interview with Jim Kent
Publish Date: Dec. 11, 2002Open-data hero Jim Kent, who was instrumental in keeping the human genome data in the public domain, talks about the future of bioinformatics. Kent will accept the annual Bioinormatics.Org award in a plenary session at the upcoming O'Reilly Bioinformatics Technology Conference. Speaking About VoIP
Publish Date: Aug. 6, 2002The authors of Practical VoIP Using VOCAL discuss why VoIP is on the verge of taking off, and how their book and VOCAL are helping the community to grow and build VoIP applications. Making the Python Cookbook
Publish Date: Aug. 1, 2002The editors of the Python Cookbook describe the community effort involved in creating this recipe book. An Interview with Guido van Rossum
Publish Date: Jun. 4, 2002Python's founder talks about the future of the language and the benefits of open source development. Guido will be speaking at O'Reilly's upcoming Open Source Convention. Opening the Portal Into Your Television
Publish Date: May. 10, 2002An interview with Carl Malamud on Electronic Program Guides and the NetTopBox project, which hopes to aid in building a distributed, open media guide. Carl will present a session on NetTopBox at the O'Reilly Open Source Convention. Keeping Genome Data Open
Publish Date: Apr. 5, 2002Jim Kent was instrumental in keeping the human genome data in the public domain. Kent will be a keynote speaker at O'Reilly's Open Source Convention, and we recently talked to him about the importance of open data. Lincoln Stein's Keynote: Building a Bioinformatics Nation
Publish Date: Jan. 30, 2002Addressing bioinformatics data providers, Lincoln Stein describes the benefits of moving towards a formal Web services model. Ewan Birney's Keynote: A Case for Open Source Bioinformatics
Publish Date: Jan. 29, 2002Ewan Birney delivered a rousing keynote on Open Source Bioinformatics, describing the emerging discipline and telling why bioinformatics software should be open source.

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