the question, really, certainly from the business immunity perspective is what does that mean going forward? what will it look like one decade from now, how much technology do we see here this week will be in existence in ten years time? and it is a great place to interview really hot tech entrepreneurs, isn t it? who do you hope to speak to without alerting the competition? fin alerting the competition? on the fun alerting the competition? (et the fun side of things you mention cars and for here carmakers here have shown their cars but increasingly those are becoming computers on wheels. and it is not so much autonomous stuff it will be a dialling back and a focus on electronic vehicle simply because that is where the consumer market is right now. that being said i am hoping to take a look at a flying taxi or a flying car. so we will see. they may not be something coming to the street anytime soon but it should be fun to have a look at.
we are seeing the oil majors - we are seeing the oil majors especially european countries companies investing more in green energy and some people will say we are seeing more but the numbers do notjustify what we are saying because there is more money going into while in gas versus renewable energy. but this is the nature of the business if you don t continually invest in oil and gas you will see a decline in the reservoirs, they are oil and gas companies in the end, they move towards more investment in renewable energy with bpi would careful with the word dialling back, they did promise they would reduce production by 2038 times their investment in low carbon energy by 2025, so they are wanting to reconsider the kind of commitment they made which projects would make most economic sense to them. life
contest with bbcjournalists and presumably other journalists there as well, would you agree that this is not unusual these days? absolutely and i used to describe to people, just imagine that you are seeing a dial with north korea at one end being zero tolerance on any reporting and the west open media, you can do whatever you want, almost. china used to be, in the late 70s starting and to the 80s moving towards the middle, and giving slightly more leeway towards freedom of speech and freedom of thought and all of a sudden just this dialling back happens. and where president xi jinping from 2014, 15 onwards starting to get closer to back to the north korea end. so that is happening. ed lawrence himself pointed out that a domestic chinese journalist would have faced much harsher treatment. howard, is there a difference
imagine that you are seeing a dial with north korea at one end being zero tolerance on any reporting and the west with open media, you can do whatever you want, almost. china used to be, in the late 70s starting and to the 80s moving towards the middle, and giving slightly more leeway towards freedom of speech and freedom of thought and all of a sudden just this dialling back happens. and where president xi jinping from 2014 15 onwards starting to get closer to back to the north korea end. so that is happening. ed lawrence himself pointed out that a domestic chinese journalist would have faced much harsher treatment. howard, is there a difference between the treatment of national domestic journalists and ones from the bbc? absolutely.
towards freedom of speech and freedom of thought and, all of a sudden, this dialling back happens. and where xi jinping from 2014, 15 onwards, starting to get closer back to the north korea end. so that isjust happening. ed lawrence himself pointed out that a domestic chinese journalist would have faced much harsher treatment. howard, is there a difference between the treatment of national domesticjournalists and ones from the bbc, in your mind? absolutely. a couple of factors. one, the chinese traditionally have this thing about face. so foreigners, international journalists, they tend to try to keep an air of legitimacy for themselves, so they tend not to come after them. they will first sort out the domesticjournalists, before they go after the international.