DigiPen PodClass [August 2006]

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Host Omaha Sternberg talks with Lewis Mohr of Arena.net about handling networking for Guild Wars over multiple continents. Also, she talks with Kevin Stephens of Monolith Productions about being a programming lead and managing teams and tasks. And Chris Erhardt, instructor of DigiPen Institute of Technology, talks about the financial world of the Massively Multiplayer Online World. Plus, school community news.

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