Ted Cahall is an online media executive that has worked at AOL, CNET and the Internet divisions of United Online and Bank of America.
Over the years, Ted has managed portfolios of web properties including:
e-commerce, social media, mapping, search, web hosting and photo
sharing sites. Prior to driving the business operations of web companies,
he ran the technology behind all of the CNET properties and Bank of America online
banking websites. He began early work with Java at Bank of America before
moving to CNET and implementing their publishing systems with it. In May
of 2000, Ted hosted the
inventor of Java, James Gosling,
at CNET to help motivate the staff towards a Java technology
transition. He started his career at AT&T Bell Laboratories
and has also worked at two technology start-ups: OpenVision Technologies and Clear Communications.