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Bill Gates take on subjects from spam to Mozambique
Posted by Philipp on: 2003-06-30 23:41:57 [ Print | Permalink ]

USA Today has posted an interview with Bill Gates

"In an exclusive interview with USA TODAY reporters, Microsoft founder and chief software architect Bill Gates shares his thoughts on controlling spam, competition from Linux, how Windows will evolve, software for wristwatches, what's worthwhile in life and whether Microsoft is boring."