[laughter] i think markham's just making this stuff up. let me try to answer some of the points that he made. first of all, this is hardly my view with respect to the concerns about the change in google's privacy policy. you had 36 state attorneys general objecting. i don't think they're in europe, by the way, i think those are states within the u.s. you had congressional leaders in the democratic and republican party objecting. you had 60 consumer organizations from the united states and europe objecting. in fact, i would challenge markham to come up with a move made by an internet firm so far this year that has been more controversial than google's march 1st change in its privacy policy. i can't come up with one. i think they left themselves wide open to a lot of criticism. but here's the most interesting number, and that is what is the internet user? markham said internet users have accepted this idea that they give up potential information for free -- personal information for free use of the internet, and i'd like to ask him to put som

markham erickson is the director of the internet coalition. mr. erickson, can you explain what google did to change its privacy policy and wide? >> google announced about six weeks ago that it was preparing to change its privacy policy. the first time a company that size has given that much time and engagement in that education campaign. what they did is they took privacy policies -- diverse privacy policies that apply to 70 some products that google provides. they consolidated them into one single privacy policy that was uniform across all of those products. >> what is the benefit to google in doing this? >> the benefit to google is first of all, you only have to manage one privacy policy. they would also say that they are able to provide more targeted services -- more useful services as to their users. for instance, if you are using their gmail product and you are inviting people to a party that they may know who some of your friends are based on your interactions on google's social network and suggestions you might want to invite, and they're a

markham rick is here for the presentation, along with the chairman of the division 1 men's basketballophy presentation to the national champions. >> well, what a wonderful championship this has been. first of all i'd like everyone to join in congratulating the kansas jayhawks in an absolutely spectacular championship game. and coach calipari and the kentucky wildcats, what a fabulous tournament. congratulations, coach. there's your championship trophy. [cheers] >> wow. jim: what is that like to hold in your hands? >> it's kind of heavy, to be honest with you. i'll give it to our president over here, let him hold it for a while. jim: tell me about this performance tonight. it was a furious, great rally by kansas at the end but your team led by as many as 18. how'd they do it tonight? >> they did it with defense. unbelievable defense in that first half, and the second half, again, i pulled the reins back a little bit and they were all over me, let us go, let us go. but you have to give kansas credit. they didn't stop like they have this whole tournament. they played well. but i'm so pro

markham rick is here for the presentation, along with the chairman of the division 1 men's basketballophy presentation to the national champions. >> well, what a wonderful championship this has been. first of all i'd like everyone to join in congratulating the kansas jayhawks in an absolutely spectacular championship game. and coach calipari and the kentucky wildcats, what a fabulous tournament. congratulations, coach. there's your championship trophy. [cheers] >> wow. jim: what is that like to hold in your hands? >> it's kind of heavy, to be honest with you. i'll give it to our president over here, let him hold it for a while. jim: tell me about this performance tonight. it was a furious, great rally by kansas at the end but your team led by as many as 18. how'd they do it tonight? >> they did it with defense. unbelievable defense in that first half, and the second half, again, i pulled the reins back a little bit and they were all over me, let us go, let us go. but you have to give kansas credit. they didn't stop like they have this whole tournament. they played well. but i'm so pro

something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize everything is ok you don't i'm sorry markham is a big picture. of . the same issues. could you take should free the closed door charge of free. range amongst the free. three stooges free. download free blog to live video for your media project a free media don carty dot com. you can start. the season to. follow in welcome across the uk i'm peter lavelle is collectivism a place in eating destroying meaningful social activism from the arab spring to the coney two thousand and twelve fiasco the power in reach of social networking such as facebook you tube and twitter is undeniable but are these media themselves becoming the message and can clicking and sharing change the world. the same can't be the same. across the cooked of islam i'm joined by alex halladay in new york he is president of the association of internet researchers also in new york we have john perry barlow he is co-founder of the electronic frontier foundation and a fellow at harvard law school's berkman center for internet and society and in stockholm we got to get

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we have been joined by markham erickson, mark rosenberg on the electronically provided information center. thank you for being with us. .. .. because martin luther king put his money where his mouth was >>> next on c-span2 book tv, december, 194131 days that changed america and saved the world by craig shirley. it details the bombing of pearl harbor in america's entry into world war ii. mr. shirley stood at the heritage foundation last year around the 70th anniversary of the pearl harbor attacks thank you all for joining us here at the heritage foundation this afternoon. as you noticed, we are somewhat back in the 1941 era with our music before hand. we would ask everyone in the house of you would make that last courtesy check that salles films have been turned off. it would be appreciated and of course we welcome internet questions for internet keywords simply e-mail ns at speaker@heritage award and we will post within 24 hours for your future reference. our guest today is craig shirley, president of shirley and the minister of public affairs same relations marketing firm whose written f