The World Economic Forum
Justin Fox reveals lessons learned from his fourth visit to the World Economic Forum
It Might Actually Be Better on TV
Almost all the news made at this year's World Economic Forum—Bill Gates saying that it's time for a new kind of capitalism, Bill Gates announcing that he's giving $306 million to help farmers in the developing world, Bill Gates taking a sip of water—could be viewed live on TV or on the forum's Website. So why schlep all the way to Davos? To see famous and semi-famous people dancing shakily at 2 a.m., of course. But wait? You can watch that on the Web too?
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