Pablo Rodriguez is the Research Director and Head of the Internet and Multimedia Barcelona Center at Telefonica Digital. He has developed his career in the United States as a software architect and entrepreneur in three Silicon Valley start-ups (Inktomi, which provided the search engine of MSN, Yahoo and AOL; Netli and Tahoe Networks). He also worked Microsoft Research in Cambridge and Bell-Labs in the USA. As a result of his work, Pablo has more than fifty scientific publications and patents. He is adjunct professor at Columbia University (New York). Twitter: @pabloryr

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