it will be in digital platforms and it will be impossible to build anything without using those digital platforms. and those who have those platforms who will rule the world. much like you make a car and then you want to modernize it about. modernization and will be carried out digitally it will be carried out through a platform that stores all the information and suppose let's say you want to change a bolt or a knot in the car so you have to go to this platform and work through this platform wherever owns that platform rules the world. so if we miss this point then we'll be lagging and we're not there yet and i hope that we will miss this point in these such platforms are evolving in us in europe and we are currently working on developing such a lot from unified but form within the eurasian economic union then we can do that we can do this in a fair way by sharing risks and activities among all the members of the union. with. so we no longer slaves to existing platforms we want to create our own platform. the savings banks burbank has made. significant progress in this matter and we ha

right of digital integrity. you already have an article, article 10 in the swiss constitution that says everyone has the right to his physical and mental integrity. i just want to add digital there. ok, good. now let's move on. so most space on the internet is privately owned, your thoughts on social media giants like facebook, twitter, youtube, censoring, free expression of the deplorable as they call them. in america in europe, i suppose they just use the term peasant is good enough. this is urged the mainstream corporate media, the social credit score is here, the social credit score. what you're seeing in china is here now it's in, it's in the united states, i presume it's in europe to some degree, your thoughts on how this fits into digital integrity. so the social score exist also are already in switzerland for many years as a credit, as like a financial credit score. and it was impossible to, to challenge that in private companies. so it does because it does fit with digital integrity because digital inte

this is the man behind us tony is digital strategy seems secret he's an i.t.consultant for the government using his i.d. he has access to his digital records personal data health information driver's license details income he can file his taxes in a matter of minutes but others have access to if he doesn't block them ahead of time we provide a privacy measure for people because through lookbook quicker she has been accessing over the eight of us so for example here i can see you saying my health records but then there's some other family limit dr davis for the purchasing of but that's ok if there was somebody who i think i've no patience with my homework but i could make a data protection claim that would be unimaginable in germany where data sharing is viewed far more suspiciously plus of course germany is far larger than a stone and. bismarck. it will be several years before we get to that point in germany but i also think that our federal system means we have to think differently in the next few years though we're sure to implement some changes nationwide.

is lagging so far behind when it comes to digital. i think the case is certainly not lost europe but if you see the big numbers the big numbers of who is good who is investing in the latest technologies who is getting the top talent what are the biggest internet companies and by market cap varies in european companies top twenty in e-commerce you see a lot of chinese and american companies dominating the market so in that sense i would be rather worried. that stone you know at least is trying to stem the tide a few true top talents are honing their skills. for the country and for these kids . the lego robots are finally moving. max to say those lego cars and. what about germany should it be moving at a much higher pace europe's biggest most successful economy should it be looking to little estonia. well experts and also people at the european commission it's a resoundingly yes but of course it's more difficult for a country like germany than a stone you have just given its size and its tradition in traditional industries but that migh

like, let's say russia now has to be digital rebel. china has a digital they've been and be, they're going to be able to use that existing technologies to basically talk to each other without the interference of the united states. and most importantly, without the united states. so other couple their allies being able to monitor those transactions. so basically it, it frees rushman, china to be suffering nations trading with them. and the same will happen, i think, for you to hold at the break stations as they begin to adopt a similar technology. and a similar way to use there are national currencies and now and i don't another vital question, chris is how does this all tie in with the joint efforts by bricks, countries to win off the us dollar? yeah. will effectively fear that when you're using this, there's no need to bar us dollars from the fed and email it to conduct low bull transactions. the us store really only retains its value because it's the world's global reserve. currency is the cards that most people international trade is mostly being conducted in the minute that there

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incorporating digital technology into clothing is still just a nice in the fashion world. founder liza long shows me how to send a text message to the dress telling the l e d's to change color. give it a try and type hash tag. what's your favorite color it looks like you've chosen white is that right. the dress basically responds like a cell phone you send a text that bounces up to a satellite and back down again by some of its old data it doesn't matter if my dress is communicating with the internet a microwave or a car or if my clothes communicate with each other i just can even tell the washing machine which setting to use. as a technically it's all possible it's just a question of getting people to accept it things that was our t.n. . these tech fashion dresses need batteries and cables but they're still fully washable prices for these outfits however are high up in the five digit range. lesson for miss is for me fashion is a kind of user interface design i can build up an emotional connection with someone and take away their fear in the process a lot of people are afr

foot print and asked the community is it possible to have a zero digital foot print in the digital agend they say collecting answers from those off the grid will send via pigeon post and i will layout crump's for pigeons. anything i do on line i assume it's in the public realm. is it possible to have zero digital foot print and speaking of facebook and if i don't want to be tagged and i am tagged and four square feel check me in i can't control other people's behavior, should we try to achieve zero foot print or just minimal? >> everyone on the show today has a digital foot print of sorts and if you are off the grid you use internet to get food and so it's not really about having zero digital foot print and believing big brother telling you that resistance is futile. it's about being aware and controlling your digital foot print and all the ways that you choose work for your lifestyle. i personally choose to boycott facebook. and i don't use any social networks because if you read their privacy policies of facebook, twitter, snapchat, swipe, -- skype you have to give up a transferral l

and then google at this time had 3 places in the country where it was doing digitization.upposedly it didn't give the address of where they were. >> google won't say how much scanning all the books cost. but there are estimates that you know it well...it's somewhere between 30 and 100 dollars per book, so if you multiply that times 20 million. >> google, early on bent over backwards to keep us from communicating with the other libraries. there were 3 or 4 large ones and each of us was told we should not tell the others what kind of a contract we had and how we were working with google. >> we actually do more search queries in china alone than any other search company does in any other single national market, by which i really mean google in the united states. so we certainly do aspire to be a world brain... i think hg wells was, i mean he is well known for having been quite prescient about a lot of the things he envisaged. sure we don't have the time machine yet, but pretty much the rest of it was dead on. we have a product, which is a very, very popular product, it's call

you compare their digital educational equipment to that of other european countries but according to the latest worldwide tests on student performance called the pisa journal is still ranks within the top twenty countries globally and germany's federal governments want to spend more money on tablets and high speed why five a school but local governments are taking issue with the plan even though it's welcomed by students. and moderates what's known as digital natives but they spend most of their time in a rather analogue and why romans their school and the wireless connection is spotty and the computer room not exactly the most modern three student reps think this has to change i'm. getting i've got to be possible for each school room to have digital media we need computers that are capable of uploading graphics and complicated darter and of course we need teachers who know how to use these computers. commanded us between can german schools like badly behind when compared to international equivalents that was supposed to have changed. the german government wants to spend an extra fiv

i mean, let's look at rushes, t ally china, china implemented the digital of women be their own digital if you'd like. crypt so comment, see many, many years ago. roster is what i'd say with its own. so you can now, i think, see russia trading using digital assets, including its own, with its ally, china, which should increase trade and scope of the foreign policy into favoring in the trade that they're doing between each other. you can see the same for india as well . let's rush these things. huge amount of tries with india. it's been very hard historically for russia to be able to trade between the indian roop and the russian people due to this constraint of the swift system. now it's not the kind of countries start to accept all the forms of digital payment. you'll start to see that become pretty much friction this. and how do western sanctions impact the development of digital financing? well, it's a really good customer just so in a way they cons because the whole point of a lot of digital finance law says, i mean the one, whichever one talks about is bitcoin. there's another one q

let's say russia now has to digital rebuild. china has a digital they've been in be, they're going to be able to use that existing technologies to basically talk to each other without the interference of the united states. and most importantly, without the united states. so of the cold air allies being able to monitor those transactions. so basically it, it frees roster and china to be suffering nations trading with them. and the same will happen, i think, for you to hold at the break stations as they begin to adopt to simulate technology in a similar way to use their bodies, national currencies. there's no need to bar us dollars from the site anymore to conduct the liable transactions. the us dollar really, i need retains its value because it's the world's level, is that currency is the cards that most people international trade has mostly been conducted in submitted that there is a more effective chief on foster way of sending money around the world. it's a no brainer for countries to switch off the us, stella, and move into this new brave well to the digital available. and that's a

so in an a, t is a digital item that you can sell and you can own. and the record of that ownership is stored on a block chain and simply put a block chain is a public database where these transactions are stored and verified by the centralized system of computers around the world. and to in, if t fans or people who want them to, they welcome. this is a good thing for them. a lot of them do because it's an easy user friendly way to show that they own and, and f t at a glance. it's supposed to put these so called right click users in their place. you know, our viewers know that you can go online to a digital image, right click on it with your mouse and save it to your computer and then use it in any way you want. this is supposed to show that no, this is a way that i own as an, an easy way to see that record. so if i'm just a regular old circle profile picture, twitter usa, what is the new in if to feature going to look like for me? okay. well, i thought we could take a little tour. i took someone that you know very well, you're a sports guy, anthony.

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that digitalization, the digital transformation just hasn't been a priority. and that we somehow haven't been able to move from these promises to actual implementation. and i think one reason is because in germany, when we think about the digital transformation, it's often still thought off as making analog process is digital. and we don't think of it enough as a true administrative transformation and something that requires entirely new processes and new ways of thinking, for example, of how public sector, how governance works. so what then needs to be done to accelerate this whole process. i mean, a change of mindset i would assume yeah, definitely. i mean, you mentioned before did, there's a couple of countries in the u that away ahead when they're digital jeremy, ahead of germany. and i think there's a lot to learn from them. countries like denmark, finland, estonia, actually or even looking more international lead taiwan. and to take is tony as an example, which has been a real digital success story. something they did was they chosen approach. they calle

we don't use digital media enough especially considering that we all have cell phones. could also billions in class we don't need any books everything's available on an i pad but with only thirty i pads for more than six hundred students that won't be happening any time soon until more funding is made available for tech it's back to the blackboard and germany's old school education system. joining me now is he had these directorate for education and he's desk with the german education system welcome mr slice of the students said they want more digital education and the government wants to give it to them so what is the problem. and what the issue in germany is simply to consolidate and coordinate the different funding streams you have states and the teachers by generously you have local communities who are struggling providing the infrastructure and the federal government isn't supposed to invest in schooling i think that's really the issue i don't think it's a lack of funding as a whole germany spends quite generously on education it's the way in which the money gets c

ministry in germany good to see ya nina thank you for coming in how could a digital minister help bring germany up to date so as we saw in your film germany's leaving behind invitation in so many ways no matter if it's about economic transformation. governor men are there to tell if you cation and we think that central person responsible no matter if it's a minister or a secretary of state in the chancellery would help to to to bundle all the efforts in the to tell affairs to other countries have a digital minister they do so if we look at france at u.k. opponent austria we see that they already put in place a central person for these digital transformation process of if you could then have sort of the agenda for this digital minister what would you like them to implement first would it be a case of faster broadband simply more cash research what's needed i think it's probably a combination of all of it and especially a change in mindset so i think that we cannot tackle are the biggest challenge in our society with doing everything that we always did and you name the broadband for examp

one of the themes though, is all digital, secure, etc. how that affects us all really in the, in the globe, and how our information or privacy going forward is going to be kept the ease of movement in a digital world as well. and with that in mind, i'm delighted to welcome our special guest as our, our vin good to ahead and co founder of the digital india foundation policy. think to mr. good that you're most welcome. thank you, sir. thank you for having a lot of issues. i want to get into but, but 1st and foremost, digital technology, we mentioned it's, you're going to be talking to a pulse, etc. today you're going to be feeling a lot of questions about how i guess secure we are at ourselves in terms of sufficiency, self sufficiency in, not ram. how safe are we? um, let me just give a little bit of profess before i sure answer that question. the whole from eyes of the, the, the, the 4th industrial revolution, the digital revolution that you're seeing happening in front of us, was connected with the, which was a t as why the internet about

was given a nine digit stock digit stock number where the first digit stands for the place of production and the second the third digits for the year of production. so. it's going to start looking at number seventy four you can easily see that the missile with factory serial number eight is six it is even twenty was given the militarist stock number eight it is six eight four seven three eight nine and. now we know that the engine and the ventura presented by the g.i. to during the briefing are parts of the missile with the official murderous stock number eight eight is six eight four seven three seven nine and here comes the most exciting part we will tell you now who received it and had it as part of its arsenal the missile with stock number eight it is six eight forty seven three seven nine for the book miss our system was sent by a railroad to military unit two zero one five two on december twenty ninth nineteen it is six it has been verified that the military unit did receive that missile receiving report was made with the appropriate entry made in the logbook of received products.

o we entering the age of the digital euro, the e. c. b is expected to give the green light today. proponents say it will strengthen europe's digital and monetary sovereignty and keep the euro zone competitive. a digital euro would have the same value as analog, cash, all the money in our bank accounts. it would be issued by the e. c, b, or national central banks to private persons and companies. euro deposits would probably be kept to the value of around $3000.00 euros. that's 2 e's fears that the digital coin could make. the e. c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here reject a digital euro, 56 percent of households saying it would add no additional incentive over current payment methods. and they're worried about the new euro security are correspondent conrad booms and is in frankfort for us on this. and we're joined by market vill, who is a financial expert from the university of st gallon. so conrad, let's start with you. what are we expecting from the e? c, b today and their announce

let's say russia now has to digital results. china has a digital they've been in be, they're going to be able to use that existing technologies to basically talk to each other without the interference of the united states. and most importantly, without the united states. so of the cold air allies being able to monitor those transactions. so basically it, it frees roster in china as we saw for nations trading with them. and the same will happen. i think the, the hold of the brick stations as they begin to adopt a similar technology and a similar way to use their about national currencies. there's no need to bar us dollars from the site and email it to conduct delightful transactions. so you installed a video and you would change its value because it's a, well, it's a nice deep international trade is mostly been conducted and submitted that there's a more effective chief on foster way of sending money around the world. it's a no brain if the countries to switch off the us dollar, move into this new grave. well, does that digital available somebody is rolling people. spotty has won the g

are widely considered ahead in digitize ation the hope. that europe cannot afford to continue to lag behind in the field of digital technology no member state can meet this challenge alone and that is why we must act together with concerted actions to bring added value. to the e.u. is also proposing an additional three billion euros in its budget to extend the reach of high capacity broadband both programs would be part of the blocs budget beginning in two thousand and twenty one and still must be approved by members. german industry is beginning to slow down in a demand for industrial products dropped for the fourth month in a row germany said to economic ministry figures that orders in germany and the euro zone recorded two and a half percent less orders than the month before economists expected growth of more to point eight percent the reason given for the receiving orders is the general insecurity costs for international trade disputes hopefully no disputes here relations with north korea on the agenda ahead of meetings of the g seven

shift living in the digital age today cyber stars take the stage in iraq to help doctors in rwanda and our history on fast forward but first autonomous weapons such as robots and rockets equipped with artificial intelligence or a.r.e can shoot to kill on their own no international rules regulate their use how dangerous are robots with killer capabilities. a tram independently navigate difficult terrain a swarm of drones automatically work together to seek out a target without human help these men actually drones on tom but that could change quickly. this can it's also combat ready it's controlled by ai and has already been tested on a military base in iraq autonomous weapons can operate and kill independently counting many more systems are being developed. yet there are few if any international regulations for their use the united nations member states have commissioned experts to address the issue of engineered robotics professional shockey as representing the international committee for robot arms control at the talks to demonstrate human soldierly salt almost weapon is that a soldie

area this move was brought in very quickly by the state and the information had not been recorded digitally mistakes happen in such extraordinary times the officials say the bavarian health minister though had offered her resignation over the blunder bill and you. had to resign twice and then asked her whether she had the courage to continue to carry out these tasks with a she wanted to and could in both cases she said yes markets has made a bit of a reputation for himself during the corona pandemic as a mr fix-it that internecine his name touted as a potential successor to chancellor merkel when she steps down ahead of next year's election opposition leaders have been quick to use the testing delays to twist the knife on claims he's all talk and no final product if a state premier is always presenting himself as a crisis manager and constantly patting himself on the back he also has to take responsibility of point suring that things were when announcing new coronavirus measures he doesn't miss a press conference and when something goes wrong he sends out the health minister i would have ex

let's say russia now has to digital rebuild. china has a digital payment. be that going to be able to use that existing technologies to basically talk to each other without the interference of the united states and most importantly without the united states. so all the cold air.

it is digital word, our digital word, but our game is always on. do you think that i mean, we were talking about online voting and it was interesting. i was reading in moscow, ready me, people voted online that they have in part to create the online very thing is becoming popular especially and covert and also i think moving forward it will probably it's here to stay. is there a concern that as things go electronic, the move vulnerable by more at risk of packing of meddling, optical paintings? well also you know, online voting generally, you know, it's, it's a database somewhere. it's not someone going with a paper into the voting booth and putting it down and putting it in the box and seeing where it goes. you're clicking a button, you don't know where it goes off to that. does technology leave off at risk of being hack of interference? you don't always whenever new technology is come, positive and negative aspect is always there. but you know, now just changing ok and you cannot to stop. digitalization. digitalization is need of their time. i ack

s move to impose a digital tax on u.s. tech giants breaking all bought on the ratification charlotte devinsky. not being easy beethoven for the idea is give a little hey it gets a lot of the global companies it's often a direct line to the heart of power for. generations' boozy lunches were once the fashion but now it seems did still giants more interested in offering up a cup of joe as it plans to introduce a digital tax take for it seems that the big 4 that google amazon facebook and apple are trying their best to cozy up to process. i don't think it's a good idea to talk about politics or policy with a glass of wine in your hand and excellent food offered by a person who has clear interests to represent and then there is a little less transparent lobby because there are members of industry associations well they have consultants working for them so you talk to people who don't realize if they are representing the interests of google or facebook or silicon valley because the names are different these lobbyists seem to ha

so digital payments are definitely are, have become very popular in india, so would be good or digital would be could also have a bright future. broad remains to be seen as a spouse to charge. you mentioned crypto currencies, the india now taxing crypto transactions pretty heavily. why has the government they're taking such a hard line against crypto? well, yes, you're right there, steven. it's, it's a hard line. in fact, the tax is only so as not to be able to ban to currencies because they continue to be very popular will. now, of course, because of the slump in the crypto market, crypto investors are a little bit wary, but there has been enthusiasm in the concept of those for a very long time because of which the government has stayed away from a ban. but the tax is to discourage people from using criptos. now the r b, i has been saying for a long time that the crypto currencies are volatile, they are unsafe and they're not necessarily the best instrument for countries like india, where even financial inclusion is, is something that is that government really needs to expand. so for

it's going to be digital based on the block to block chain technology was going to be digital digital. and it is not going to be a crypto currency. so to, to provide a sort of a counter to the growing trend of cryptography in india. this appears to be the reason behind the launch of the digital ruby written charges char got again for us in delhi, looking at the plans of the indian government to introduce a state back to digital currency charo. thank you for your analysis and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines around the world. turkeys official inflation rate has hit his highest level in 20 years figures and the turkish statistics agencies suggest prices most by over 48 percent last month compared with the euro inflation, partly named on president add ons unorthodox. believe that low interest rates are these. norma petroleum giant shell has posted a massive profit for 2021. it may just over $20000000000.00 as a resurgent economies drove up demand and prices oil. his highest price for 7 years in january, shows. profiting here in los 21 building the europea

and this card based rechargeable hardware digital wallet and also virtual digital wallet and add to the future a winter olympic scenes we can also find wearable devices like this cloves badges and smart watches with digital currency functions so if we look at the scale and the progress it's really hard for other countries to catch up right i mean i've said at the beginning of course that dissent with banks around the world in the us in europe is well girl looking at creating their own digital currencies but is a big thing it seems in asia how significant are digit currencies especially for emerging economies well it's a matter of a monetary is the rate of the if a country has a strong currency it has a great ability to impact the global economy let's take china for example again its push for is to digital un is to achieve its ambition to internationalize its currency and this will very likely pose a challenge to occur in the global reserve currency system so if other countries they don't play the game they might lose current to strength or even be excluded from future financial system n

single market fit for the digital age a warning against rising economic nationalism comes the day before u.s. president donald trump is set to arrive in davos where he's expected to defend his america first policies here's more of what chancellor who had to say. we know that they are right national ecosystems we see populism on the rise we see in many states a polarizing atmosphere and a polarized state of affairs many people seem to worry wilmont naturalism actually find an answer to tackling the problems that people. half that mankind has in a fan equitable way and also if we look at the great challenge of the disruptive changes of technology when a technology offers this digital change many people seem to doubt that in many countries germany wishes to be a country that wouldn't lend its contribution also in future to solve the problems of the world together we think that shutting our selves off against the rest of the world isolating ourselves and will not lead us into a good future protectionism is not the proper answer and we believe that if we are of the opinion that things are sim

digital currencies. the regulations that are being proposed in this draw floor that it can only be dealt with through banks and through financial intermediaries in many ways that makes it less portable than a suitcase full of notes, doesn't it? well, it's going to be a different thing because don't forget, i mean we need to see the absolute detail in this regulation. but ultimately there's going to be some form of digital wallet. when people get the currency into their digital wallet, they are going to have a certain degree of flexibility about how they dispose of it in the same way. we need to go to a bank in order to manage to get that suitcase full of notes and the 1st place. so obviously there are restrictions. what the russian government is trying to do here is pragmatically ensure that snake oil salesmen, or sales women are not in the front line of promoting crypt occurrences. so therefore, you're going to tend to be buying it from a regulated financial intermediary. that in many ways makes a great

we both going digital. let's go says the current state will function as a 3rd form of payment along side cash and contactless. it will be issued by rest of the central bank, an old transactions will be conducted on a special known in. so that's platform. the rest of the business community has already endorsed the digital rebels thing. it could help decrease costs and commission. the currency is aimed at giving russian citizens and surprises the potential for boosting across the border payments. now this all comes as rest around salt cooperation with other countries and national currencies and a push to jump the use of the dollar. according to the chinese, the this using think members of the sunk high corporation organization are working hard on expanding the economic ties while basing says it's digital, you want transactions have significantly, vision, tests live over 240 $1000000000.00 in the past. yes. on india, the central bank has also includes local lenders to promote the newly introduced digital repea

what's that digital rubel? yeah, that's a great question. unions to really a digital variable is not ready for for the common use. there is no real different than the variables you have in your bank account or dollars or euros. and the only difference really is that instead of it being a number that sort of randomly printed on a screen, that can be inflated. it's actually built on, on block chain technology and issued in a way where it's, you will have to account for every one variable that is in the bank to the roubles that are actually in circulation. let's take a crypt because it's a bit coin union that we, it's the most widely known crypto currency. so basically when the payment process, what happens is the computer systems and crypto people who nodes. so the computers isn't verifies that transaction happens is anonymous in the sense light. in the case of c, b c's that we're discussing. now, those nodes are those computer systems off centralized are you, they belong to the, in this case, to the central bank

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— and have my artwork stay in the digital realm.— digital realm.ing money not digital realm. critics say it's - about generating money not art and uses an incredible amount of energy. let's cross live now to munich where the the nato secretary general jens stoltenberg is speaking. he said he sent a letter to the foreign minister asking to engage in dialogue with any nato russian counsel to divert a conflict in the ukraine and he said that there were no signs of a russian withdrawal from the borders of the ukraine and that the risk of a conflict was real. there will be more updates on bbc news throughout the day from that conference in munich. it's the calm after the stillness morning. storm eunice has been swept away towards the baltic sea. this will bring more wet weather and increasingly windy weather as well. it's been quite a cold start this morning and it's notjust rain we are going to say. we are seeing snow. although i down into the peak district, more snow there. a mixture of rain, sleet and snow across northern ireland. this is going into

what do advocates of this digital euro say about that? where they say it's the opposite is true because the digital, the euro books like cash, you don't have so much data involved as if you paid was mastercard visa because there's no name involves. there is no account involved, so you're not leaving much traces and that's why the amount of a did you to do to, to yours. it can have in your smartphone, it is limited actually 2 or $3000.00 zeros to avoid and of yeah, there's something, some abuse and also money laundering, dw corresponding battery got in brussels. bam, thank you. and also some of the other global business stories making use your own. are you be asked to look at more than half of countries with $45000.00 jobs. so was thinking joined us, acquired from arrival in an emergency take over. the bulk of the cuts will be rewarded leave with an investment banking support staff traders and bankers are likely to be most effective. the detailing private, assert, georgia, maloney has criticized the european central bank for repeatedly rai

keep up can digitize ation hasn't come to blows the known digital and on the contrary there's a strength and awareness of known digital behavior in the age of digitization side other than to tell you all month people write more consciously they sit down and write a letter consciously or notes in a notebook while he's in a teacher who was in the team's pool even large companies like b.m.w. have jumped on the vintage bandwagon with sixty's and seventy's style motorcycles every tenth b.m.w. motorcycle sold as a retro model. almost as expensive as the motorcycles and extremely in demand furniture made in the mid twentieth century this cycle cost ten thousand euros does in the us and that's because it's a young going on the senator from the sixty's and seventy's was built differently much better in quality and it was glued an assembled differently the furniture was built for eternity. it even. linda marshall likes to buy retro clothes she loves fashion from the twenty's what fascinates her about an era she never experienced herself. i may have to scan sumitomo so to me this has a lot to do wi