widening streets and building a brand new multimedia library, a big project that looks out of place. the town has a alrea decided to shut it down. >> everyone could profit from the multimedia library, even ordinary workers. the people really at fault are never held to account. >> at the town hall, everyone agrees that dexiais responsible for the disaster because of the way it's structured the loan. three years ago, the communist member came to power. >> the credit was indeed in stages. the first stage between 2007 and 2011 was no problem for the town to repay. it carried a fixed interest rate of 3.60%. -- 3.68%. >> the second stage has proven to be disastrous. the e intest is variable and tied to the swiss franc. at one time, the interest rates even soared to 24%. the town owes the bank over 1 million euros this year alone. >> what are we going to have to pay in 2012 and 2013? the loan agreement runs until 2035. >> you will not find an answer on any dexia bank brochure. they made loans in swiss francs despite fluctuating rates. now the clients are paying for this. the unieux town cou

it is a challenge, like in north korea, right, but that is why we have become a multimedia platform. we try to get our message any way that we can. we have a government that does not want people to obtain information. we are doing that, i believe, successfully. i am at the station long hours. we see the reaction from people. you see them participate on our shows. >> does that mean that somehow the jamming of the signal has somewhat lessened it, or people have a way around this? i know that you have extensive internet web presence, but i would imagine what the internet restrictions in cuba, a major audience for that is probably cuban exiles in miami who have much greater access to the internet than they do in cuba. how do you tell whether people in cuba are seeing your stuff online? >> a may comment on the internet. -- let me comment on the internet. the internet, a majority does not come from the united states. when you look at the servers that are accessing our website, the majority is from the united states, but the second and third and fourth countries are spain, canada, argentina

multimedia is the key.aking it easy and inexpensive to download an app is a great start. >> always good to see you. thank you so much coming from toronto. >> thanks, tread. >> for more ideas and reviews go to cnn.com/tech. >> stay tuned. it's movie time. we'll look again at some other movies. this time limited releases including george clooney in "the descendants." >>> "consumer reports" is out with its naughty and nice holiday list. a breakdown of companies with good and not so good shopping policies. here are some. nice ones. amazon.com made the list for taking a stand against hard to open product packaging. costco for automatically extending the manufacturer's warranties on tvs and computers. and rei accepting exchanges for any times and for any reason. can you guess the companies that made "consumer reports" naughty list? they are up next. it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more money than a stranger, you need an

that's why we have become a multimedia platform. we try to get our message any way we can because that's really, you know, we have a government that doesn't want people to obtain information, and we are doing that, i believe, successfully because i'm at the station long hours, and you see the reaction from people. you, you know, you see them participate on our shows. >> guest: does that mean that the jamming is somehow lessened or does it mean people find wayings to get -- ways to get around this? i know you have an extensive web presence, but given the internet restrictions there are for people in cuba, the major audience for that is cuban exiles in the miami area who have greater access to the internet than in cuba. how do you tell people are seeing your stuff online in cuba? >> guest: let me talk about the internet because you mention it. the internet, the majority does not come from the united states. if you look at where the servers are located, they accessing our website, the majority is from the united states, but the second

let's think of this as a race between newspaper sites trying to shrink down and become multimedia and new media-- multimedia sites trying to ramp up and aggregate and do original content, combining the edge, the attitude, all of that, to be a relevant and a survivable site. who wins? the traditional media trying to shrink down and stay in the game or the new media ramping up? >> there are different markets and different models. i mean, the more niche your audience, the more specialized your content, the more likely you'll be successful. and a lot of the major organizations that are trying to shrink down are general interest. and they've got to pick their shots. at "usa today," we put together a list of 8 to 10 areas in which we wanted to excel, we wanted to do better than anybody else, because if we kept trying to do everything on-line, it wasn't gonna work out. >> i tend to think that internet-conceived sites are actually fresher and more innovative than those that come out of big existing structures. it's just so hard to dial things back and down. and it just lumbers you with all th

the show also includes objects of multimedia. for example, the largest piece. it also includes paintings, sculptures, furniture, a tremendous collection of art. as always, our visitors can enjoy the excellence of individual works of art, on an individual basis, but would be what to do differently is to add a new dimension. we want to call out those stories. we want to object to talk about themselves, to tell us what makes a maharaja. how did he conducts his public life? maha means big, raja means king. so literally, and baking. how did he live his everyday life? how did he conducts his religious duties? negotiatinart and politics is an marriage, in this case, too. so we want to offer our visitors multiple choices. you can enjoy the art on its own individual basis and focus on its artistic quality, stylistic dilution, but also, if you like, there are stories at your disposal to learn. you can make a journey of self discovery. the maharajah has also inspired contemporary artists. engaging with the early contemporary artists like sanjay patel. is there a semblance

to tempt possible investors i have created the following multimedia prospectus with the german delegation's hands beinholtz. so get out your checkbooks, world. >> do you-- indoors, painting on the ceilings, perhaps you like the ladies with some hair in the armpits? i am german director general of finance hans beinholtz. these are dark financial times. and you want a secure place to put your money. that is why i am pleased to offer you an amazing investment opportunity europe, haven't you always wanted to own a continent? my people have. europe has germany, france, italy, yes, europe, or the old country, will never lose its value because leading economic indicator project that europe is increased in age over time. fake a nap 592, meet your lover at 4, meet your mistress at 5, meet your lover's mistress at 6, chee chee, a thousand of the strangest -- >> act now and we will throw in greece. even if you do not act now we will throw in greece. please, just take greece. all this can be yours for just one easy payment of $1.4 trillion. won't you let us continue to exist? invest in europe, the cult

we consider ourselves to the multimedia. that is the direction we want to go in. >> what is your reach? >> it depends on how you define your reach. we currently reach with alhurra, about 26 american -- 26 million adults. that is a comparable number to the weekly number for npr is a point of comparison. radio sawa reaches approximately 12 million people. we have a combined total of about 35 million people watching either one of the two television or radio station's weekly. >> let's talk about -- one of the two television or radio stations weekly. >> let's talk about the arab spring. first let's look at some video. [speaking in arabic] >> that was from january 2011 in cairo. what are we watching here? >> this is a show meeting "today." it is a magazine show similar to the today show in this country. there were clashes in the studio between government and the demonstrators. it became quite violent. there were 26 or 27 guests and a few policemen. in the midst of this demonstration, the police- security apparatus stormed into our

you are vested with a multifaceted responsibility, with education and also multimedia.ould you explain that? >> there are three main areas. we produce education activities for all ages, k-12, and adults, and we also produce a lot of educational media, a lot of interviews with artists, stuff that we published online, and other galleries. there's also a public program, which include some educational activities, but also live cultural programming for the artists projects. >> what are all the ways that the museum reaches out? >> the latest platform for educational media is launching right now with his anniversary. we have gotten to the point where we could put a lot of the content about artists, the stories behind artists we have had on line, but those on to the ipod touch. >> could you talk about the education role that the museum plays in the city of san francisco? >> we are in the middle of a new initiative to provide more resources and programs for families and the locality. we are benefiting from a grant from the wallace foundation, and in the last two years many more

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