The University of California, Berkeley, announced today (Tuesday,
Sept. 26) that it is delivering educational content, including course
lectures and symposia, free of charge through Google Video.

Because
of the quality and quantity of these video offerings, UC Berkeley will
be the first university with its own page on the Google Video Web site:
http://video.google.com/ucberkeley, campus officials said. The campus is making more than 250 hours of content available to the public through Google Video.

I am intrigued at the assertion of BusinessPundit ( though the article was originally about whether we should tax an entrepreneur more) that there are high quality and low quality entrepreneur, and he asserts that the low quality entrepreneur is one who:

-are usually entrepreneurs only because they don’t have the skills to cut it in a regular job. They chalk it up to the idea that they are just more creative and innovative than everyone else when really they are scatterbrained and ignorant, but are oblivious to their own shortcomings.

What do you think?

Here are more gems from the interview in Business 2.0 of the two world’s most successful (because they each has given over 30 billion dollars to philanthropy) and richest men.

When asked what super skill they would get, both agree on reading.  Gates said that it would be great if he could be the fastest reader in the world.  More …