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正当美国加快发展信息高速公路并积极推广全球“信息社会”计划之际,日本公司早已抢先占领国际市场,而欧洲则更多地关心由此可能造成的社会后果。作为未来技术的市场的最主要竞争对手,美日欧三者各有千秋,却又各不相让。 日本最早注意到了信息工业的巨大市场。早在1971年,日本政府就成立专门部门,为迎接“信息社会”作准备。受政府信息发展政策的鼓励,在80年代,日本信息技术水平达到了世界领先。但是,日本最感兴趣的还是国际市场。且不提两个世界最大的娱乐电器公司索尼和松下及日本最大的计算机公
Just as the United States speeded up the development of the information superhighway and actively promoted the global “information society” plan, Japanese companies have already preempted the occupation of the international market, while Europe is more concerned about the possible social consequences. As the most important competitor in the market of the future technology, the three majorities in the United States, Japan and the EU will each have its own advantages but will not give up each other. Japan first noted the huge market for the information industry. As early as 1971, the Japanese government set up a special department to prepare for the “information society.” Encouraged by the government's information development policy, in the 1980s Japan's information technology reached the world level. However, Japan is still most interested in the international market. Not to mention two of the world's largest entertainment electrical company Sony and Panasonic and Japan's largest computer company