At home, we are coordinating at every level. Mayors in small towns all the way up to president obama. Theyre working with the Foreign Commercial Service that we must organize dedicated investment teams led by our capable ambassadors and our staff and we will actively encourage job investment in the United States as a core priority. Our diplomats put a huge role in helping businesses succeed. One of ambassadors lebanon tends average to encourage texas startups to come to the United States. The Auto Industries making a remarkable comeback. All over the world, working hard to help businesses meet their goal. The state department is engaged with a new level of intensity and focus because of the nature of the global marketplace. We believe we can do more and we will do more. Starting at 32 markets that represent 90 of all of the investment that comes here. What does that mean for Business Leaders like you . It means you will have a single point of contact to connect your company with our ma
In the near future is to universalize the protocols. We are working on expanding the applications and implementation. 2009, joined the iaea in there were 93 countries that implemented the protocol. Now 121 countries are implementing the protocols. Additional protocols are to exclude the possibility of undeclared activities. We would like to see more countries that would adhere to the additional protocols. Where else we could do more or not, i think that the priority for us is to universalize or expand the number of countries that implement the initial protocols. Unfortunately, because the questions are excellent, we will break off questions now. R dear little leade references are a little uncomfortable, but i im jane harman. Before becoming president and ceo of the Wilson Center two and half years ago, i served as a member of congress for nine terms. I met with you in vienna as part of a delegation in january 2010 just after you have had assumed the responsibility as director general.
Clinton administration, and blair levin spent many years there, most recently as part of their National Broadband plan, the executive director. Gentlemen, thanks for being on the communicators. Mr. Hundt, your books subtitle, how can technology fix the budget and help us over the so soof called fiscal cliff . Guest well, it is a the subtitle. Its a bit of a mouthful, but the fundamental idea here is if you spend time in silicon valley, if you spend time in detroit where the Automobile Industry is being rebuilt, if you spend time outside the beltway, you feel that america has the potential to generate abundance for it own citizens and for the world. If you spend time only inside the beltway, it looks like a zero sum game, it looks like lose lose, and whos going to lose the most is the gist of the negotiation. So what we tried to say in this book is or what are the lessons of the Technology Sector, what are the lessons that come from the optimism in the Technology Sector and how can they
Prosperity. Hes followed by a conversation with peter berkovitz, author of constitutional conservativism. Then on sunday at 6 p. M. Eastern the final two interviews from booktvs recent visit to london. We sat down with authors Anthony Beevor and judith flanders. For a complete schedule visit booktv. Org. Next, michael levi argues instead of viewing our Energy Future as a fight between Clean Renewable Energy and traditional fuel sources, americans should figure out a way to develop both and use the rising prices of the latter as a Funding Source for the former. He spoke at the World Affairs council of houston. This is about an hour. Okay. A couple of weeks ago i actually realize a book. [laughter] not a Financial Statement report, not a printout of a sack of emails, not an industry magazine but an actual book with a hard cover and nice pages. Its actually an enjoyable experience. I suggest you try it sometime. Its entitled the power surge, by dr. Michael levin. Ive had the pleasure of r
Discussion, rising industry insiders what those new to the Publishing Industry think about its future. Im sure those of you have been attending other conferences have been listening to what some of the very senior publishing executives have to say about their vision of the Publishing Industry going forward. But this afternoon you hear something a little different. Youre going to get the viewpoint of those were new to the industry. We have free of our current welcome one just graduated, but three of our best in science punishing students here today and one alumnus and they will present their thoughts on what all of you in the industry in general should be doing fresh, relevant and innovative in these challenging times. We come to the separation, all of them are working in the Publishing Industry. Also from the work in the studies and in our graduate program in publishing. In the months and years with us they have taken courses on book editing, book marketing, sales, promotion, publicity