then q&a again, with andrew keen. during wednesday cost prime minister questions, david cameron discussed the economy and the publication of

not a single enterprise. >> our guest has been andrew keen. the title of his book is "the internet is not the answer". and we thank you very much. >> thank you. for free transcripts were to give us your comments, visit us at q&a.org. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] q&a interviews are available online. you can watch them all at c-span.org. here are a few of the comments we've recently received on the state of the union address. >> i heard a lot of great things about -- talking about science and nasa. i can really appreciate the president's position on expanding nasa's role. i know there's a lot of great people there that do very good science. we look forward to the future instead of the past. >> a couple of points i wanted to raise of the

visit ncicap.org] >> next, q&a with andrew keen. british prime minister david cameron takes questions. at the back, senator harry reid. tomorrow, the brookings institution host a discussion regarding the budgeting process. live coverage begins at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> this week on q&a, our guest is andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer." our guest talks about his objections to the overuse of technology in our society. he also talks about the history of silicon valley and the tech world, the use of our personal data by internet sites, and what he thinks regular users of the web should know. >> andrew keen, where did you get this title, "the internet is not the answer."

tonight on c-span, "you and they -- andrew keen talks about the overuse of technology in today's society. then, david cameron taking questions from members of the house of commons. >> this week on q1 day, our guest is andrew king -- andrew keen. he talks about the history of silicon valley and the tech world, the use of our personal data by internet sites, and what he thinks regular users of the web should note. -- should know. >> andrew keen,

>> all right, andrew keen, thank you very much.you, by the way, we forget the reformation was long and brutal. anyway, olivia. >> we are moments away from jpmorgan's earnings. i want to bring in chris whalen from the kroll bond rating agency. a derivative house with a derivative market with a bank attached, what are you looking for from the report? >> down revenues, up earnings. there is no momentum in these businesses. cost cutting, going back to tom's earlier point, they have been doing this for years. we have hit bone, in other words -- >> have we? >> there is not a lot of cutting they can do. >> how many bodies are going to go on global wall street in the next year? >> you will see thousands of layoffs. >> maybe quietly, but they will be there. >> investment baking, you will weed out everyone who is not making money. >> i do not agree, i strongly agree with chris -- >> in some sectors but it is much diminished from where it was. >> everybody walk by a branch bank today and see how many people are inside it. >> commercial banks.

after that "q&a" with andrew keen. the house energy and commerce subcommittee on communications and technology convened wednesday on net neutrality. former sec chair michael powell and baker were among the witnesses. this is just over three hours. >> welcome and i can think of no issue within our jurisdiction to consider at this time and our responsibility as legislators to set internet policy for the country. that is why we put forward legislation to serve consumers what they deserve without choking off investment and innovation. we have made this available publicly and invited witnesses to give us their view on this draft proposal. we have a very important choice to make between letting three smart and capable, but unelected people at the fcc, use a statute written for another era to cobble together a regulatory scheme and undoubtedly we will end up in court for years in litigation. providing no protections and much uncertain. or we can do our job and grant a new law for this century. we have come together before in

visit ncicap.org] >> andrew keen, author of the internet is not the answer i on how the public is being used by internet companies for profit. >> in the industrial age, people worked in factories. they were paid for their labor. they worked 9-5, and they went to home and did what they want with the money. today, we are working in factories like google and facebook, but we are working 24 hours per day. we are not rewarded or egg knowledge that we are creating the value for them. worse than that, we are the ones who are being packaged as the product. of course, what these companies do is, they are learning more about us from our behavior and what we publish, from our photographs and ideas, what we buy and say, what we don't say. they are learning about us and creating a panoptic on. then, they are transforming us repackaging us as the product. we are the ones eating sold. not only are we working for free, but we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on q&a. coming up next on american history tv, the national archives posts independent researcher john emond as

later, q&a with author andrew keen. minority leader senator harry reid discussed the democratic agenda, and provided an update on his injuries sustained from a neck's or size accident earlier this month. this is about 15 minutes. >> hello everyone. glad to be back. the first thing i want to say is, all you have to do is look around. cyber attacks in north korea the deaths in belgium, and in france, and we now are facing a question here in the united states, whether we will fund homeland security. i think this is so out of line. we should put a bill of the president's desk assumes possible -- as soon as possible. we need to get it done now. countries around the world, as we speak, their number of announcements in europe yesterday about increasing funding for homeland security. we are trying to level funding. this is outrageous. questions? >> can you talk about your recovery? >> i know there are a lot of rumors asked what happened. it is very simple. my wife and i were in our new home, i was doing exercises that i've been

then q&a again, with andrew keen. during wednesday cost prime minister questions, david cameron discussed the economy and the publication of an independent iraq war report. other questions focused on changes to the national health service and unemployment figures. this is 35 minutes. >> order. questions for the prime minister . >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have meetings with colleagues and others. in addition to my duties, i will have further such meetings today. >> mr. speaker my son has autism. he needs therapy and routine. insecure tendency been his and -- his devoted family has moved 18 times. he has had a breakdown. can i ask the prime minister if he agrees that insecure six-month private tendencies are no place for family with children and particularly not children with autism? >> i agree with you on to -- with the lady to how security is important. particularly when you're looking after disabled children and you need that security. that's why we've been encouraging longer-term tendency alongside the standards s

national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer," on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they work 90 clocked at 5:00, then went home and did what they want -- they worked 9:00 to 5:00, then went home and did what they wanted with their money. now we are not

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer," on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days people work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they worked 9:00 to 5:00, and they did what they wanted with that money. today we are all working in these factories like facebook and twitter, but we are unpaid labor, working 24 hours a day. we are not rewarded, not even acknowledged that we are creating value for them. worse than that, we are being packaged as the product because what these companies are doing is learning more about us from our behavior, from what we publish, from photographs and ideas and what we buy from what we say, from what we do not say. host: >> an update on republican legislative priorities. at 8:45. congressman joeseph crowley on the democratic agenda. at 9:10 a.m. eastern, senator roger wicker the national republican senatorial chair gives his reaction and an update on the senate gop priorities. america, know this action the shad hoe has passed and the state of the union is strong. host: president

national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer," on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they work 90 clocked at 5:00, then went home and did what they want -- they worked 9:00 to 5:00, then went home and did what they wanted with their money. now we are not rewarded. it is not even if knowledge we are creating the value -- even acknowledged we are creating the value for them. worse than that, we are the ones being packaged up as product. these companies are learning more and more about us from our behavior, from what we publish from our photographs, from our ideas, from what we buy, from what we say, from what we don't say. and they are creating this panopticon. they are transforming us, repackaging us as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is a perfect hitchcock movie. >> t

visit ncicap.org] >> next, q&a with i intrude keen -- andrew keen. then, "washington journal." today, the brookings institution hosts a conversation on the budgeting process, including how costs are estimated and the political implications. >> here are a few of the comments we have everything we received on the state of the union address. >> i heard a lot of great things talking about science and nasa. i can really appreciate the president's position on expanding nasa path role. -- nasa's role. i know there are a lot of people there who do great science. >> a couple of points i wanted to raise about the speech. i thought the rebuttal was really spectacular. i haven't seen a state of the union speech so improvised in a long time. after 50 years of doing something the wrong way, we're finally getting the act together and opening up trade with a nation that has been very important in our hemisphere since our inception. the same thing can be linked to foreign policy. we have been doing the same thing in afghanistan and iraq and the middle east as a whole. we have been getting the s

then our conversation with andrew keen who talks about the overuse of technology in >> our guest on "kers" this week is texas congressman jeb hensarling, who is the chairman of the financial services committee. congressman, before we get started with our two reporters here, i wanted to ask you -- we are are taping on this thursday morning. there is news out of the european central bank that they are beginning a bond buying program of their own. what is your thought on the potential impact to u.s. markets? >> i have not seen the news. best, i have not studied it. i have concerns over the extended quantitative easing of our own fed. i fear the extraordinary measures of 2008 are turning into the ordinary measures of 2015. i fear that there could be asset bubbles being created along a different lines of federal policy, including monetary policy. i fear that we could be making the same mistakes that helped lead to the 2008 financial crisis. i haven't seen the news out of europe. so, i'm not really qualified to talk about it at the moment. >> ok. thank you. let me introduce our reporters.

. >> our guest has been andrew keen. the title his book is "the internet is not the answer". and we thank you very much. >> thank you. for free transcripts or to give usher comments about this ground visit us at candidate.org. see engagements -- candid transcripts are also available as c-span podcasts. on 10 years of's candidate's are available online. if you enjoy the days, here are some more you might enjoy. mark cuban and christopher hitchens. it is our interview with jim morris, cofounder of wikipedia. you can watch on of them at c-span.org. next live. your calls and comments on washington journal. at noon today, the u.s. house government is in. tonight, on the communicators fcc because of violent drug and as a utility and other key issues facing the communications in 2015. x iphone one, punitive -- >> >> it was chairman of both the parties, who recognized that to light touch regulation was the best way to incentivize broadband is learned. i stand with those on capitol hill that recognize that white house is the way to go. wayne outstanding best to consider title to work

[inaudible conversations] >> andrew keen author of the internet is not the answer on how they are beingused for their own profit. >> in the old days people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor and they worked nine to five and they did what they wanted with that money. today we are all working with google and facebook and twitter and we are working 24 hours and let's not acknowledge that we are creating the value for them. worse than that we are the ones being packaged in this product because of what these companies are doing is learning more and more about this from our behavior what we publish from photographs and ideas from what we buy and from what we say and do not say. then learning about it that creates more of this and then they are transforming us and repackaging us as the products of the we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we are being sold so that it is the perfect movie. >> sunday night on c-span "q&a." >> senate republicans agreed to a democratic amendment on climate change on wednesday. the measure brought up by sheldo

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the public is being used by internetompanies for their own profit. >> people went to work in factries. they were paid for their labor. they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and went home and did what they want with their money. today we're all working in these factories like google and facebook and we're not paid. we're not rewarded. it is not acknowledged that we're creating the value for them. worse than that, we are the ones who are being packaged up as the product, because of course what they see companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior, from what he publish, from our photographs, from our ideas, from what we buy, from what we say. from what we don't say. they are learning about us. they are transforming us, they are repackaging us as the product. so we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we're being sold so it is the ultimate scam. the perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q & a. >> house minority leader nancy pelosi said s

andrew keen head of metals and mining. we'll bring you flashes on russian auto sales. they finish the year as a whole down 10.3% year on year but did see a pick up in december which was up 2.4% from december in the previous year. of course the year on year number for the whole of 2014 unsurprisingly down given the economic turmoil faced in russia at the moment but interesting to see december pick up a little bit. there were some stories that people were trying to off load the rouble assets they had throughout december and buy assets like high end cars. i wonder if that had a factor with december showing a little bit of a tick up. >> and let's switch focus from russia to spain. spainish prime minister says the country's economy grew 1.4% in 2014 just above previous projections. reforms in greece and spain were delivering results. >> translator: we are convinced that these are forms when necessary to enable us to create better economies with solid and guarenteed foundations where prosperity will be continuous. the reforms that greece and spain made are baring fruit. >> l

. >> andrew keen, the author of "the internet is not the answer" about how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> people were used by the factory. they went from 9:00 until 5:00 and they did that money. we are all working in these factories like google facebook, and twitter. we are working 24 hours a day. we cannot acknowledge that we are creating value for them. worse than that, we are the ones being packaged as a product. what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior from our photographs, our ideas, what we buy, what we say, what we do not say. they are transforming us. they are repackaging us as a product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is the perfect hitchcock movie. >> iran was the topic of today's foreign relations committee where tony blinken discussed the ongoing negotiations with iran. bob corker chairs this meeting. >> we are here to ask you to please not negotiate with more sanctions on iran. ranking member menendez, we empl

. >> andrew keen, on how the public is being used by internet companies for profit. >> in the industrial age, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor they were nine through five, and they went home and did what they want. today we are all working in these factories, like google and facebook, we are unpaid labor. we are not rewarded, it is not a knowledge that we are creating the value -- acknowledged that we are creating value. we are being himself as the product because what these companies are doing is learning more about us from our behavior up from our photographs: from what we buy. they are learning about us, creating this panopticon. they are repackaging us as the product. not only are we working for free, then we are being sold, so what is the ultimate scam. -- it is the ultimate scam. >> sunday on "q&a." >> president barack obama talks about jobs and the economy and discusses strategies to strengthen the middle class. so the early summer cap -- senator lisa has the republican response. she don't about the xl pipeline -- talks about the xl pipeline. >> in

[laughter] >> andrew keen on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit.people used to go to work in factories prepare pay for labor. they worked 9-to-5. they went home and did what they want with that money. today we are all working in these factories like google and facebook and twitter. we are unpaid labor. we are working 20 for hours a day. we're not rewarded. it is not even a we are creating the value for them. worse than that, we're the ones who are being packaged as the product. of course with these companies are doing is learning more and more about as from our behavior from what we publish, from our photographs, from our ideas and what we buy, promote we don't say. they are learning about us. they are creating expansive [indiscernible] and repackaging us as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, then we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is the perfect hitchcock movie. >> we're showing you some speakers from the iowa freedom summit in des moines. next, carly fearfiorina, sarah palin, and rick perry. [ap

andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer," on how companies make profits. >> in the old days, people worked in factories did their labor from 9:00-5:00, went home and decided how to spend the money. but at google and ebay, we are unpaid labor working 24 hours a day and we are the ones being packaged as a product. with these companies are doing is learning more and more about this from our behavior. from our photographs from our ideas, from what we buy, from what we say, from what we don't say, then learning about things and transforming us, repackaging us, as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free we are being sold. is the ultimate scam. it is a perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at 8:00 p.m. pacific on c-span's q&a. >> next, the national congress of american indians president delivers the state of the indian nations address from washington d.c. he talks about strengthening the indian nation. senator john barrasso of wyoming, who serves as indian affairs committee chair provides the congressional response. this is 90 minutes. >> w

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the industrial age people went to work in factories. they were paid for the labors. they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and did what they want with the money. today when people are working in factories like google and twitter, but we are unpaid labor. we are working 24 hours a day. it is not rewarded and it is not acknowledge that we are creating the value for them. worse than that, we're the ones being packaged as the product because what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us, from our behavior are photographs, our ideas, what we buy, what we say, what we don't say. they are learning about us. they are creating this pano pticon and they are transforming us, repackaging us as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is a perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's "q and a". >> welcome to the coverage of the 2015 state

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer." >> in the old days an international age people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they worked nine to five and they went home and did what they want with that money. today we are all working in these factories like google chrome like facebook, like twitter but we are unpaid labor working 24 hours a day. we are not reported and it's not even acknowledge that we are treating the value for them. and worse than that we are the ones were being packaged up as the product because of course what these companies are doing is learning more and more about this from our behavior, from what they publish come from or photographed them from her ideas come from what we buy from what we say, from what we don't say. they are learning about this they are creating add-ins that are transforming us come repackaging us as the product. so we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we are being sold. so it's the ultimate skeptic it's the perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at eight eastern an

. >>> andrew keen, author of "internet is not the onser eranswer" on how the public is being used forle went to work for factories. they were paid for their labor, they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and went home and did what they want with that money. today, we're all working in these factories, like google like facebook, like twitter. but we're unpaid labor. we're working 24 hours a day. we're not rewarded. it is not even acknowledged we're creating the value for them. and worse than that, we are the ones who are being packaged up as the product. because, of course what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us, from our behavior, from what we public, from our photographs, from our ideas, from what we buy, from what we say from what we don't say, that they're learning about us creating this penaptacomrepackaging us as the product. not only are we working for free, but we're being sold. it is the perfect exam, thescam. the perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday 8:00 p.m. eastern on q & a. >> the freedom summit from des moines begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern. speakers include 2016 p

. >> andrew keen, the author of the internet is not the answer. >> in the industrial age, people want to work in the factory. they were paid and do it they want unpaid labor was working 24 hours a day. worse than that, what the companies were doing was learning more and more about what we publish from the ideas and what we do not say. they are transforming us and repackaging us at the product. we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is the perfect hitchcock movie. >> the conference of mayors is holding the winter meeting with over 300 mayors across the country and attendance. the conference president, kevin johnson announce the relationship between cities. we will hear from frank luntz. this is one hour. >> good afternoon. i hope you are enjoying the meal. i want to say how excited we are to be here for the meeting of the u.s. conference of mayors. i and the mayor of sacramento and the president of this fine organization. it is so awesome that so many of you have flown from so many places to be here. it is an honor to introduce the conference leadership. i will start on my left

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days, in the industrial age, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and they went home and did what they want with that money. today we're all working in these factories like dwoogle, like facebook, like twitter. but we're unpaid labor. we're workinging 24 hours a day. we're not rewarded. it's not even acknowledged that we're creating the value for them. and worse than that, we are the ones who are being packaged up as the product. because of course what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior, from what we publish, from our offenses, from our ideas, from what we buy from what we save, from what we don't say. they're learning about us they're creating this thing and then they are transforming us they are repackaging us as the product. so we're the runs -- ones being sold. not only are we working for free but then we're being sold. so it's the ultimate

. >>> andrew keen, author of the internet is not the answer on how the public is being used by internetr their own profit. >> in the old days in the industrial age people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and went home and did what they want with that money. today we're all working in these factories like google, like facebook and twitter, but where i'm paid labor we're working 24 hours a day, we're not rewarded and it's not acknowledged that we're creating the value for them and worse than that we are the ones that are being packaged up as the product because of course, what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior and what we publish from our photographs, from our ideas and from what we buy and what we say and from what we don't say. they're learning about us and creating this penoptigon and they're transforming us and repackaging us as the product and we're the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we're being sold so it's the ultimate scam and it's a perfect hitchcock move.

. >>> andrew keen author of "the internet is note answer" how it is being used for companies for their own profit. >> in the old day, industrial day, people went to factory paid for their labor, worked 9:00 to 5:00 and went home and did what they want with that money. today, we're all working in these factory like google and facebook and twitter. we're unpaid labor working 24 hours a day. we're not rewarded. it's not even acknowledged we're creating the value to them. worse than that we're the ones packaged up as the product. what these companies are doing learning more and more about us from our behavior what we publish, from our photographs, our ideas, what we buy and say and don't say. learning about us, they're create ing creating this and they are transforming us and repackaging us as the product. so we're the ones being sold. not only are we working for free but then we're being sold. it's the ultimate scam the perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. we are live in the capitol hill this morning at the rayburn office building where the

. >> andrew keen author of "the the internet is not the ants" on how the public is being used by internet companies for their profit. >> in the industrial age people we want to work in factories. they were paid. they worked 9:00 to 5:00 and did what they want with that money. today, we are all working in these factories like google like facebook, like twitter but we are unpaid labor, working 241 hours a day not rewarded. it's not en acknowledged that we are creating the value for them. and worse than that, we are the ones who are being packaged up as the product because, of course what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior from what we publish, from our photographs, from our ideas, from what we buy, from what we say, from what we don't satisfy. they are learning about us creating it. they are transforming us repackaging us as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free. but then we are being sold. so, it's the ultimate scam the perfect hitchcock movie. >> on "q and a" at 8:00 p.m. specific. ""washington journal" contin

. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the internet is being used for profit. >> people used to work in factories. today, we are all working in these factories __ like google, like facebook. but it is unpaid labor, we are working 24_hour per day. it is not knowledge that we are producing the knowledge for them. what the companies are doing is learning more and more about us, more about our behavior from what we publish and say. by learning about us, they are creating a phenomenon, and repackaging us as products. we're the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, then we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. it is the perfect hitchcock movie. >> that is sunday night on q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we want to introduce you to usc professor, edward kleinbard. he has this book __ "we are better than this: how government should spend our money." you say in here that you are supportive of business in a dutch uncle sort of way. what does that mean? guest: i am a fan of business and free enterprise. i understand the value of the capitalis

[applause] ♪ >> andrew keen, the author of "the internet is not the answer" on internet companies andow they make profit. >> in the old days, people went to the factory to work, they went home, and they had money in the pockets. these days, we're all working for the internet, and we are not paid. it is not a knowledge that we are working for them. worse than that, then we are being packaged up as the product. what the companies are doing is learning more about our behavior from what we've published, what we buy, what we say, we don't say. they are learning about us. and they are transforming us, and repackaging us as the product. not only are we working for free, but that we are being sold. it is the ultimate scam. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern on c_span "q&a." >> here are a few of the comments we recently received on the state of the union address. >> i heard a lot of great things about talking about science and nasa. as a scientist myself, i can appreciate his position. i know there are a lot of great people who do very great science. it is great to see the present them looking towards

andrew keen, author of the internet is not the answer on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor they worked nine to five and did what they wanted with the money. today people working in google, twitter, we're unpaid labor. we are not rewarded or knowledge that we are creating the value for them. and worse than that, we are the ones being packaged up as the product because of course with these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior, from what we publish, from our photographs from our ideas, from what he by and say and do not say. they are learning about us and creating a panopticon. they are repackaging us as the product. we are working for free and then we are being sold. it is the ultimate scan. am the perfect offer to hitchcock movie. >> washington journal continues. host: we're back with representative tom mcclintock. the president is calling for middle class economics. he laid out his proposals in the state of the union. is there anythi

keen to eat those cookies when you're ready to make them. >> make them? i'm not so sure. i'm not a baker, as you well know wilfred. >>> joe, becky and andrew moving to new york city starting tomorrow. their special guests include bill ackman and ceo lloyd blank blankfein. >>> coming up on "worldwide exchange" exchange", it's time to accessorize. coach is about to high some high end shoes to its lineup of happened bags. details after this short break. >>> from more coverage of the dramatic sell-off we saw yesterday, the s&p and the dow having.their worst day in three months. let's talk about some of the big losers. goldman sachs, caterpillar and chevron were responsible for about 160 negative points of the dow's 331 point loss. dow transports leading the decline, it's worst drop in three months. not always a good sign when you see such a big fall in the trm transports index. >> absolutely. in the second half of december not having quite the effect as it did in the second half. people just ready to take profits after gains last year. let's move on to m&a or potential m&a. it's the tale of two possible tie-ups today. one involvementing a name

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. >> andrew keen, author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the industrial age, people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor they worked 9-5 and went home and did what they wanted with that money. today, we are all working in these factories like google facebook him at twitter. but we are unpaid labor. we are working 24 hours per day. we are not rewarded and not even at knowledge that we are creating the value for them. worse than that, we're the ones who are being packaged as a product because what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior and what we publish from our photographs, our ideas and what we buy from what we say, from what we don't say. they are learning about us and creating this penopticon. they are repackaging us as the product. we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free but then we are being sold. it's the ultimate scam. it's the perfect hitchcock movie. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern time. >> coming up next several

. >> andrew keen author of "the internet is not the answer" on how the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >> in the old days in the industrial age people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they work 9:00 to 5:00. they went home and did what they want with their money. today we're all working in these factories, like google facebook twitter, but we're unpaid labor. we're working 24 hours a day. we're not rewarded. it's not even acknowledged in a we're creating the value for them. worst than that we're the ones packaged as the product. because of course what the company are doing is learning more and more about us from the behavior what we publish, our photographs, our ideas, from what we buy what we say what we don't say than learning about this bantamlike phenomenon. they're reforming us. they're repassing us as the product. so we're the ones being sold. not only are we working for free but then we're being sold. so it's the ultimate scam. it's the perfect hitchcock movie. >> tonight at 8:00 eastern and pacific on c-span's q&a. >> am

. ♪ >> andrew keen on called the public is being used by internet companies for their own profit. >>the old days, in the industrial age people went to work in factories. they were paid for their labor. they worked 9:00 until 5:00 and they went home and did what they wanted with that money printed a, we are all working in these factors, like google, like facebook, like twitter, but we are unpaid labor. we are working 24 hours a day. we are not rewarded. it is not a knowledge that we are creating value for them. and worse than that, we are the ones being packaged up as the product, because what these companies are doing is learning more and more about us from our behavior, from what we publish from her photographs, from our ideas, from what we buy from what we say and what we don't say. they are creating this band some like to knock the con and they are transforming us. they are repackaging us as the product or so we are the ones being sold. not only are we working for free, but then we are being sold. so it is the ultimate scam, the perfect hitchcock movie. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. eas