Newsmaker with Bill Gates
Reuters Editor-in-Chief Steve Adler will engage Bill Gates in a discussion about U.S. innovation, particularly in research and development.
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Bill Gates just answered this question about global inequality from another Twitter follower.@ReutersLive @Reuters @stephenjadler @BillGates What would be your proposal for global Inequality in the long term?8:18 AM - 18 Apr 2016- Reply
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Bill Gates just answered a question we got from one of our Twitter followers.@ReutersLive @Reuters @stephenjadler @BillGates how can we encourage more female students to study computer science?8:36 AM - 18 Apr 2016
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READER COMMENT: Thank you Bill for bringing attention to the need for funding of new technologies. A few questions to consider: Who decides what technology should get funded by the government? It may not be about winners and losers but how much success has been realized recently by government funded research? Does real innovation get passed by if it could potentially impede current technologies developed by the government? Should the entire system of funding be reevaluated? Should government funded innovation dollars consider a platform like crowd funding? -
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Live from DC. @stephenjadler's interview with @BillGates is about to begin. Watch it live: https://t.co/vVse0OOfhi https://t.co/vwlNbPLw0N
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Ahead of our LIVE newsmaker today with Bill Gates, check out this column he wrote for Reuters Opinion - he touches on many of the topics Steve Adler will discuss with him.
America’s secret weapon
ReutersGovernment funding for our world-class research institutions produces the new technologies that American entrepreneurs take to market.
UK speaker rules against government trying to get another vote on Brexit deal
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