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Digital Inclusion: To 'e' or Not to 'e' Digital Inclusion: To 'e' or Not to 'e' 26.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 Nicholas Negroponte, Co Founder and Chairman, The MIT Media Lab, and Wiesner Professor of Media Technology, Massachusetts Institute of ...
Not Gone, but Almost Forgotten Not Gone, but Almost Forgotten 27.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 Diseases should be gone and almost forgotten, but unless we aggressively address the issue of market failure, it will never happen. Participants ...
Education in the Global Context Education in the Global Context 27.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 While the challenges differ vastly, every country on earth faces critical decisions about how best to bring their educational systems forward in the 21st ...
Security in an Always-on World Security in an Always on World 26.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 The increasing flow of information among billions of computer users offers enormous new opportunities to communicate within a ubiquitous network. The ...
India's Life Science Revolution India's Life Science Revolution 27.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 "The [biotechnology] sector is reinventing itself from an imitative to a very innovative sector," Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, Chairman and Managing Director, ...
New Europe Sets the Pace New Europe Sets the Pace 26.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 A dinner that began with the deceptively simple but very clever cartoons by Salih Memecan, Editorial Cartoonist, Sabah Gazetesi, Turkey, finished with something ...
Energy 2006: The End of the Era of Easy Oil Energy 2006: The End of the Era of Easy Oil 28.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 Daniel Yergin, Chairman, Cambridge Energy Research Associates, USA, asked panellists to consider and describe the challenges they see for ...
Managing the Ups and Downs of the EMU Managing the Ups and Downs of the EMU 27.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 What is the future for the European Monetary Union and the euro against a background of low growth and structural and institutional problems in the ...
Finding Balance in the Global Economy Finding Balance in the Global Economy 28.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 While the global economy is growing very strongly, it could be described as"astonishingly unbalanced", session chair Martin Wolf, Associate Editor ...
Integrating Asia's Economies Integrating Asia's Economies 27.01.2006 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2006 As the rise of the Chinese and Indian economies continues to capture headlines, the subject of Asia's role as an economic centre has become increasingly ...
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