Benny Bing has worked in academia for over 20 years. He has published over 80 technical papers and 12 books, and has 6 U.S. patents licensed to industry. His publications have appeared in the IEEE Spectrum and he received 2 IEEE best paper awards. In early 2000, 18,000 copies of his book on wireless LANs were adopted by Cisco Systems to launch Cisco's first wireless product, the Aironet Wi-Fi product. Other books were reviewed extensively by the IEEE Communications Magazine (twice), the IEEE Network, and the ACM Networker. He was an editor for the IEEE Wireless Communications Magazine (2003 to 2012), where he also headed the Industry Perspectives section. He has guest edited for the IEEE Communications Magazine (2 issues) and the IEEE Journal on Selected Areas on Communications. His IEEE online tutorials were sponsored 8 times by industry. He was invited by Qualcomm and the Comcast Media Center (now Comcast Innovation Labs) to conduct customized Wi-Fi and video courses. In October 2003, he was invited by the National Science Foundation to participate in a workshop on Residential Broadband. He led a team that received the 2010 National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) Technology Innovation Award. The award recognizes demonstrations of advanced R&D of new media technologies at the NAB Show, which attracted over 88,000 attendees in 2010. He also received the 2011 European Interactive TV grand challenge first prize and a university teaching award. He has served as an IEEE Communications Society Distinguished Lecturer (with 10 invited lectures worldwide), an expert witness on Wi-Fi and DOCSIS, and a regular consultant to industry. Currently, he is the principal of Broadband Labs, focusing on enriching and delivering next-generation video entertainment and services. He also teaches for UCSD. He can be reached at bennybing@yahoo.com.