Der Erz-Kapitalist ist - wen wundert's - zoernig. Seine Meinung nach
sind all die Leute, die nicht unbedingt fuer Software bis ans Ende
Ihres Lebends an Microsoft abdrucken wollen; "Kommunisten". Naja, die
Marxisten die ich kenne stehen sogar noch mehr auf Recht & Ordnung
als der Beckstein.
http://news.com.com/Gates+taking+a+seat+in+your+den/2008-1041_3-55141
21-4.html?tag=st.num
Gates O-Ton:
"No, I'd say that of the world's economies, there's more that believe
in intellectual property today than ever. There are fewer communists
in the world today than there were. There are some new modern-day
sort of communists who want to get rid of the incentive for musicians
and moviemakers and software makers under various guises. They don't
think that those incentives should exist.
And this debate will always be there. I'd be the first to say that
the patent system can always be tuned--including the U.S. patent
system. There are some goals to cap some reform elements. But the
idea that the United States has led in creating companies, creating
jobs, because we've had the best intellectual-property
system--there's no doubt about that in my mind, and when people say
they want to be the most competitive economy, they've got to have the
incentive system. Intellectual property is the incentive system for
the products of the future."
sind all die Leute, die nicht unbedingt fuer Software bis ans Ende
Ihres Lebends an Microsoft abdrucken wollen; "Kommunisten". Naja, die
Marxisten die ich kenne stehen sogar noch mehr auf Recht & Ordnung
als der Beckstein.
http://news.com.com/Gates+taking+a+seat+in+your+den/2008-1041_3-55141
21-4.html?tag=st.num
Gates O-Ton:
"No, I'd say that of the world's economies, there's more that believe
in intellectual property today than ever. There are fewer communists
in the world today than there were. There are some new modern-day
sort of communists who want to get rid of the incentive for musicians
and moviemakers and software makers under various guises. They don't
think that those incentives should exist.
And this debate will always be there. I'd be the first to say that
the patent system can always be tuned--including the U.S. patent
system. There are some goals to cap some reform elements. But the
idea that the United States has led in creating companies, creating
jobs, because we've had the best intellectual-property
system--there's no doubt about that in my mind, and when people say
they want to be the most competitive economy, they've got to have the
incentive system. Intellectual property is the incentive system for
the products of the future."