An Alternative to the American way of Innovation | Andrew 'bunnie' Huang | TEDxPickeringStreet İndir
Ekle
- 22 Eki 2018
Intellectual property laws of today are largely influenced by regulations created more than a hundred years ago in Europe. But there is one country in the world where IP is handled in a radically different manner as a result of the internet age: China. What can we learn from China in this age of innovation? This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx
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"Echo chamber of improvement" 👍
Worse for the individual, better for society? Maybe we need a middle road with shorter time period of protection.
Edward Snowden with Joe Rogan suggested me here...
Very good book , « the hardware hacker »
Ed sent me
The only problem with this is that you can't really innovate by producing random kitty-cat phones.
Copying is not theft.
His obsession is about the upside the plastic manufacturers have, by closing the knowledge gap on the pcb/electronics side, so they can sell more plastic and are not dependent on one large contract.
I certainly agree with what he is saying; but I believe the American way lends itself to developing better premium products.
I REALLY hate those poppy, plosive, distorted, horrid sounding "over-the-head" countryman microphones!
This is so funny why would you invest time and money so someone can just copy you and lose out. That’s like a farmer planting seeds and watering plants and letting someone take his crop for free.