James Gosling, widely accepted as the "father of Java", has said that Blu-ray's victory should spur further use of the Java programming language to bring greater interactivity to discs. Raising the slightly embarrassing point that Profile 2.0 Blu-ray players are still extremely scarce, Gosling told ZDNet Australia, "There's actually this Profile 2.0 spec for Blu-ray, which almost all of the Blu-ray players out now don't implement...that adds all this networking ability. So you can actually use a Blu-ray box to do things other than play Blu-ray discs. You can do things that are hybrids between playing discs and content over the network."