Saturday, April 30, 2005
Week of Walks
This week we have had in Spain Steven Ballmer and Richard Stallman. Each one, obviously, has defended their own business. Meanwhile Stallman proclaims advantages of open source software and disadvantages of Microsoft's monopoly. Steven in his way, 2nd after Bill Gates, defends the opposite idea in a conference last Wednesday into Foyer room of Liceo of Barcelona.
Meanwhile one accuses Microsoft of being buying the governments with initiatives of investment the other one accuses the free software to destroying jobs. Interesting arguments.
Ballmer, of course knows about communication. Message of proximity, of utility, that is being worked for the society and for that a knock of effect. When he was explaining their proposal of use of the ICT in the educational model they projected a video on an innovative program in the school of Ariño (Teruel).
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Saturday, April 30, 2005
Week of Walks
This week we have had in Spain Steven Ballmer and Richard Stallman. Each one, obviously, has defended their own business. Meanwhile Stallman proclaims advantages of open source software and disadvantages of Microsoft's monopoly. Steven in his way, 2nd after Bill Gates, defends the opposite idea in a conference last Wednesday into Foyer room of Liceo of Barcelona.
Meanwhile one accuses Microsoft of being buying the governments with initiatives of investment the other one accuses the free software to destroying jobs. Interesting arguments.
Ballmer, of course knows about communication. Message of proximity, of utility, that is being worked for the society and for that a knock of effect. When he was explaining their proposal of use of the ICT in the educational model they projected a video on an innovative program in the school of Ariño (Teruel).
Technorati Tags: richard+stallman, steve+ballmer, ariño, e-government,