EMM News Explorer: Bill Gates

[-told]: Rich people spend a lot more money on their own problems, like baldness, than they do to fight malaria,

guardian 02-FEB-10

[-criticized]: You have got to obey the laws of the countries you are in.

joongangdaily 31-JAN-10

[ said]: We must make this the decade of vaccines,

javno 29-JAN-10

irish 29-JAN-10

[-said]: Vaccines already save and improve millions of lives in developing countries. Innovation will make it possible to save more children than ever before.

ABCnews 29-JAN-10

[-said]: The goal in Haiti should not be to get Haiti back to where it was before,

cnn 29-JAN-10

[ said]: The goal should not be to get Haiti to where it was before,

cnn 29-JAN-10

[-tells]: We're continuing to ramp up the amount we're spending on vaccines because it's been such a good investment,

NPRnews 29-JAN-10

[added that:]: innovation will make it possible to save more children than ever before.

msnbc 29-JAN-10

[-points out that]: even in the poorest countries vaccine delivery can be done well.

NPRnews 29-JAN-10

[-said]: Because the impact is so incredible, vaccines are the foundation's biggest area of investment - more than 800 million dollars every year - and the return is substantial,

allafrica 28-JAN-10

[ said]: Vaccines are a miracle because with three doses, mostly given in the first two years of life, you can prevent deadly diseases for an entire lifetime,

allafrica 28-JAN-10

[-also noted that]: The role of the Internet in every country has been very positive, letting people speak out in new ways...[a]nd fortunately the Chinese efforts to censor the Internet have been very limited...it is easy to go around it.

HumanRightsWatch 28-JAN-10

[-also noted that]: The role of the Internet in every country has been very positive, letting people speak out in new ways.[a]nd fortunately the Chinese efforts to censor the Internet have been very limited.it is easy to go around it.

HumanRightsWatch 28-JAN-10

[-wrote]: Despite the tough economy, I am still very optimistic about the progress we can make in the years ahead. A combination of scientific innovations and great leaders who are working on behalf of the world s poorest people will continue to improve the human condition,

economictimes 27-JAN-10

[-asked]: What point are they making?

AsiaOne 27-JAN-10

[-wrote]: His openness was refreshing, since many politicians won't say anything that might discourage a donor from giving more,

economictimes 27-JAN-10

[-wrote]: Although I watch very few TV shows, Melinda and I see a lot of movies – at least one per week,

smh 27-JAN-10

[-said]: The long-term commitment to measuring results and improving the delivery systems that I heard from him (Gandhi) and other young politicians assured me that healthcare in India will improve substantially in the decade ahead,

economictimes 27-JAN-10

[-added]: There will be a huge market for this, and governments should supply large amounts of funding for basic R&D,

economictimes 27-JAN-10

[said:]: The Tablet takes cutting-edge PC technology and makes it available wherever you want it, which is why I’m already using a Tablet as my everyday computer.

irishtimes 27-JAN-10

[-said]: And fortunately the Chinese efforts to censor the Internet have been very limited. You know, it is easy to go around it.

news 26-JAN-10

[-said]: The long-term commitment to measuring results and improving the delivery systems that I heard from him and other young politicians assured me that health in India will improve substantially in the decade ahead,

economictimes 26-JAN-10

[-also expressed]: There will be a huge market for this and governments should supply large amounts of funding for basic research and development (R&D) I am surprised that the climate debate hasn't focused more on encouraging R&D since it is critical to getting to zero emissions.

scidev 26-JAN-10

[-wrote]: I also got to meet Rahul Gandhi, who is part of a new generation of political leaders, focussed on making sure these investments are well spent. Rahul was very frank in saying that right now a lot of the money is not getting to the intended recipients and that it won't be easy to fix,

economictimes 26-JAN-10

[-says]: Why We Need Innovation, Not Insulation,

NPRnews 26-JAN-10

[-wrote]: When I travelled to India... on the trip I got to talk to Nitish Kumar, the chief minister of Bihar, one of the poorest states in India, and hear about some great work he is doing to improve vaccination rates. The (Bill and Melinda Gates) Foundation is considering funding measurement systems to help improve these programmes,

economictimes 26-JAN-10

[-said]: And fortunately the Chinese efforts to censor the internet have been very limited. You know, it is easy to go around it.

smh 26-JAN-10

[-wrote]: If just one per cent of the US$100 billion goal came from vaccine funding then 700,000 more children could die from preventable diseases,

scidev 26-JAN-10

[-acknowledges]: malaria is a particularly tricky disease,

news 25-JAN-10

[-wrote]: The most important innovation required to avoid climate change will be a way of producing electricity that is cheaper than coal and that emits no greenhouse gases,

smh 25-JAN-10

[ says]: Although innovation is unpredictable,[*]there is a lot that governments, private companies, and foundations can do to accelerate it. Rich governments need to spend more on research and development, for instance, and we need better measurement systems in health and education to determine what works.

earthtimes 25-JAN-10

[-said]: We are backing innovations in education, food, and health as well as some related areas like savings for the poor,

smh 25-JAN-10

[-wrote]: I am concerned that some of this money will come from reducing other categories of foreign aid, especially health,

vietnewsonline 25-JAN-10

[-said]: Italy was at the low end of European givers even before the Berlusconi government came in and cut the aid by over half, making them uniquely stingy among European donors,

vietnewsonline 25-JAN-10

[-said]: Because of budget deficits , there is significant risk that aid budgets will either be cut or not increase much,

news 25-JAN-10

[-wrote]: Seeing the work firsthand reminds me of how urgent the needs are as well as how challenging it is to get all the right pieces to come together,

news 25-JAN-10

[ said]: The neediest suffer most in a downturn,

smh 25-JAN-10

[-said]: Because of budget deficits, there is significant risk that aid budgets will either be cut or not increase much,

vietnewsonline 25-JAN-10

[-also said]: If you try to do too much, it can distort things. The government's role is more of a long term role, investing in education.

economictimes 25-JAN-10

[-wrote]: 'Hello World,

zdnet 25-JAN-10

[ said]: The neediest suffer most in a downturn

javno 25-JAN-10

[-said]: There will be a huge market for this, and governments should supply large amounts of funding for based research and development,

smh 25-JAN-10

[-added]: If just 1 percent of the $100 billion goal came from vaccine funding, then 700,000 more children could die from preventable diseases,

vietnewsonline 25-JAN-10

[ said]: When you have a financial crisis like that, it's years of digging out,

economictimes 25-JAN-10

[ said]: If we project what the world will be like 10 years from now without innovation in health, education, energy, or food, the picture is quite bleak,

smh 25-JAN-10

[-told]: The quality of our educational system is what made America great,

thestandard 24-JAN-10

[-said]: I think it's going to be a lot of fun to share on an ongoing basis,

news.com 22-JAN-10

[-said]: I think its going to be a lot of fun to share on an ongoing basis,

news.com 20-JAN-10

[-said]: When I take a trip, we have all these photos. People want to see that and it's very easy to put it up there. If I read a book, some people are considering whether to read that book or want a short understanding of what that's like.

news.com 20-JAN-10

[-said]: The interest in some of the energy things I have been doing has been very high so I will elaborate on that,

news.com 20-JAN-10

[-said]: The Internet is tailor-made for the kind of activities I am involved in,

news.com 20-JAN-10

[-told]: I'm already using a [Microsoft] Tablet as my everyday computer,

guardian 20-JAN-10

[-wrote]: Wherever you are, you'll have the power to control who can contact you or access your information to live your life as openly or as privately as you wish,

abs 27-DEC-09

[-wrote]: Browsing the Web, you find almost no Microsoft file formats,

betanews 11-DEC-09

[-said]: Melinda and I have Paul and his family in our thoughts and prayers,

zdnet 17-NOV-09

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