A Google vice president who helped create the Internet spoke to a star-struck crowd of nearly 200 faculty members and students Friday.
Vint Cerf, a Google vice president and chief Internet evangelist, touched on contemporary Internet issues and emerging technologies in his speech. But the presence alone of a man occasionally called the Father of the Internet was enough to excite many in the crowd in the Kim Engineering Building.
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