it's interesting that tech giants like i.b.m. are now also jumping on the open source bandwagon. according to they are after more than profit. on the one hand the companies use open source software because they hope this will drive innovation. that allows them to collaborate and use the communities collective brainpower for finding software solutions. on the other hand it's about being part of a community producing something available to everyone. so it's a combination of making more property being more innovative and doing something good. and not only companies have recognized the potential of open source international organizations like unicef and the united nations are also looking to work with the open source community a move which could mean that less financially able players will no longer be dependent on private providers. what's particularly striking is that the united nations have recognized that the availability of free software can help reach this is tangible development goals there are currently running technology innovation labs in various countries that are developi

and course i.b.m. there are some individuals that none of you will recognize but i'm going to say their names and withoutthem i would notof had the chance to do thingsi would have wasable to do. the firstwas vonschenklin in my early career at alcoa. ted davisin my early career at ibm.rod atkins, wayne daviswho is now interim chancellorhere. and he was the reason i came back to be a fk you willty member. my wife denise. she's been with me and made a lot of things possible. my parents,james and barbaradean. andmygrandparents eugeneand zsofia peck. a shoutout to them because without them, none of this would have been possible. been able ctually to, i guess i'd have to say, change the world. i guess that would be the way i'd have to put it. not thinking that was the intent , but that's how it kind of turned out. i also believe that anything we can imagine can be realized. there's a simple matter of four key elements to make anything you can manage possible. time, money, risk, and determination. now, i use

it's interesting that tech giants like i.b.m. are now also jumping on the open source bandwagon. according to they are after more than profit. on the one hand the companies use open source software because they hope this will drive innovation. that allows them to collaborate. the community's collective brainpower for finding software solutions. on the other hand it's about being part of a community producing something available to everyone. so it's a combination of making more profit being more innovative and doing something good . and not only companies have recognized the potential of open source international organizations like unicef and the united nations are also looking to work with the open source community move which could mean that less financially able players will no longer be dependent on private providers. particularly striking is that the united nations have recognized that the availability of free software can help reach this is tangible development goals they're currently running technology innovation labs in various countries that are developing open source soft

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deal with claims concerning individual athletes not with the country as a whole to have a dream like i.b.m. so there was 18 years old to go to the little sort of world to. compete for their country for the love of the sport for the love of their country and try to be them one of the best don't want to deal. with the sport is being dragged down by politics in a place where politics should be completely absent sport is becoming costly. influence of politics is intensely felt in this desire to disqualify the whole national team why does decision to ban russia will affect everybody and will cause great shock. anyway i would say the decisions either politicize or just incorrect. what kind of message is that suddenly mean to our children and we always talk about. our mission because that is tomorrow well when you ban the whole culture from participating you kill all out of . the i think that 1st and foremost this will affect children and their interest in sport. our children have taken their future away with they want to do what they love away because of what a couple individuals did in the past

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being with us there are those who say that this award was too premature that it came too early in i.b.m. its premiership what are your thoughts. i do i don't believe it's too early or too premature and i think one of the reasons why it was important to recognize that we are met is the fact that he came to the political scene out of nowhere to be a sickly very quickly tried to change the tube in political landscape at least in terms of opening the political space but also made it dealing with it 3 of which required. i think some some cottage in a determination because they're all of some strong political forces within a few bits of us that were not interested in making a deal with it each year so it's not really the question of how long he has been in power but i think the determination that you're shown the commitment that he has dorman it demonstrated to give peace a chance not just with eritrea but also in the region internally in the 2 of us where we've heard about the changes that have happened in ethiopia since he came to power but what has the peace deal with each ethiopia eritrea

of those provisions then we've seen some members suggest they shouldn't agreement,rade particularly i.b.m. and oracle. has your view on that changed as negotiations have progressed? jason: section 230 is included in certain trade agreements because it is u.s. law and our advocacy was focused on the fact provision, because it is effective federal law in the united states, was appropriate inclusion in trade talks. whether those provisions will be included in trade talks going forward is unknown. it's a hypothetical. it's certainly possible that they will be. i think it's important to ensure that our trade associations the priorities of the u.s. economy. section 230 has been very the development of the internet economy, if you will, in the united states. think that's why it was included in the trade talks at the time. and it is currently federal law think it's important that we include that in the discussions, as well. steve: elsewhere in the world, we're in trade talks with china, and those have shown some signs including we just saw an announcement out of beijing, some sort of vague guidel