President Ronald Reagan, tagged in some quarters as the latest US asset to be sold to Japan following the astronomical fees paid to him for a lecture or two in Tokyo, is to be the keynote speaker at a Technology Summit organised by Businesland Inc at LA International Airport on December 6, 7, and 8, Newsbytes reports: also on the bill are John Sculley, chairman of Apple Computer, Esther Dyson, publisher of Release 1.0, Phillippe Kahn, chairman of Borland International, IBM vice-president James Cannavino, Steve Jobs of NeXT Inc, and Jim Manzi of Lotus Development Corp; Businessland accounts pay $600, non-accounts pay $700 – and press coverage may be slim because evenreporters are being charged $100 to attend the swish Technology Summit.
