about things is that there have been radio stations in ppm that have been number one long before volterra. sometimes, we tried to pick on one thing and make it all about that one thing and we lose sight of the big picture. that's not good for any industry. the thing i'm most passionate about, i actually think nielsen will get it right and i actually think average quarter hour rating points, not share, for broadcast radio will increase. that will be great for business. michael: everyone, thank you so much. let's have lunch. [applause] >> >> monday night on the communicators, we visited a tech fair on capitol hill. we spoke with yelp's lourenco renshaw -- laurent crenshaw and many others. >> when a business owner doesn't like a review of their business say they will -- and say they will sue or threaten to sue. you are the little guy. you might not have the money to go to court over what you wrote about a chinese food restaurant or that car mechanic. instead of doing that, you take off the review. yelp is protected because of the communications decency act. we are worried about the chilling

about things is that there have been radio stations in ppm that have been number one long before volterra. sometimes, we tried to pick on one thing and make it all about that one thing and we lose sight of the big picture. that's not good for any industry. the thing i'm most passionate about, i actually think nielsen will get it right and i actually think average quarter our rating points, not share for broadcast radio will increase. that will be great for business. michael: everyone, thank you so much. let's have lunch. [applause] >> tomorrow night on c-span, new york times chair and publisher arthur sold berger junior and executive editor dean by k talk about the times future in the digital age. about half of the newspaper subscriptions are solely for digital content. a major shift for an organization that began offering digital only subscriptions test four years ago. >> we are in the mode now of testing, learning, and adapting. if you don't have the courage to try new things and grow, you are going to fail. that's just the reality of the world we are in. i actually applaud what dean an

about things is that there have been radio stations in ppm that have been number one long before volterra. sometimes, we tried to pick on one thing and make it all about that one thing and we lose sight of the big picture. that's not good for any industry. the thing i'm most passionate about, i actually think nielsen will get it right and i actually think average quarter our rating points, not share for broadcast radio will increase. that will be great for business. michael: it is a you >> they discussed the american dream. it is a facebook comments, and tweets. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. here are just a few of our featured programs. on c-span saturday night, an interview with new york times chairman of publisher dean mckay on the future of the times. members of the church committee and former senator gary hart. on book tv, brute university professor carol birkin on why the bill of light -- carol berkin on the bill of rights. on a big history tv, saturday night and it :00 your classroom lecture on the revolutionary war. some afternoon, on america, a look back at a fil