Comment Neelie (Kroes)

Making speeches talk

[...] Because European innovators don't have easy access to a single market. In the US, you can easily share, spread and sell your idea to a market of hundreds of millions. While in Europe you must deal with many different rules and standards, a fragmented tangle.

Absolutely true, and we can do something about that. But what about the many different European languages? How can we make from this language issue a strength? Maybe we should not try to conquer Europe, but the whole world at once and for everybody in their own language. We are strong in that! Let's bridge East and West.

Jan Pieters, 11/10/2013 20:16