2002, when google search before it went public and before it had significant cash in the bank paid aol, america online, the largest isp in the country at that time -- a company at that time according to the federal trade commission with market power -- they paid to, essentially, displace the previous default search engine on the start-up page for aol users and become the default search. and this was, this was tremendously important to get access to immediately another 30 million customers as the home page search engine. and they paid for that. there was a business deal. that's, that's not neutral. and that's the sort of thing that net neutrality may disrupt at this point in time. now, that may cut against other entrants into the market as google was in 2002, really an entrant into the market. so i don't know if google feels that it's an incumbent and upstart entrants might use some of those tactics against it, or it fears isps for maybe combining or integrating into their, you know, direct competition with google search. but i actually disagree with

that is sort of the gamut of what you are doing since you left aol. >> yeah, it has been a decade. i stepped down as the c.e.o. of aol a decade ago and spent mos of my time with revolution backing consumer companies that are entrepreneurial and have the potential to kind of change the world as we have done with aol. >> rose: how long have you known the president. >> a few years, i must say going back long term we were in high school together in hawaii. i was a senior when he was a freshman. but it was a big school. >> rose: did younow him. >> i didn't really know him, i recall playing basketball. we kind of passed a little bit in the halls am but we certainly weren't close. and then when he became a senator and moved to washington, i spent some time with him and since then obviously since he became presiden spent some time with him. >> rose: tell me about this jobs, about the creation of this commission. >> well, the president put this in place in january, jeff immelt, c.e.o. of ge chairs it and it is a great group of folks, 24 people that are reay focused on trying to recommend th

aol bought the huffington opposed.n the middle east, we saw how citizen journalists are reporting on the uprisings, and in papers like the "san francisco chronicle" are finding ways to collaborate with groups like spj's journalist of the year in northern california. his last three of this year's winners were new or nonprofit media, a ratio that would have been unthinkable just a decade ago when newspapers and large tv stations dominated the news media. to be sure, most of the hard work is still ahead of us. few new start-ups turn a profit. many community newsrooms' still rely on volunteer labor, and broader economic issues. we want to encourage the members of our audience here at the public library to drive this discussion. this is your chance to ask these experts what is happening to the news that you depend on to make your day to day decisions. our conversation tonight will include five elements -- we will talk about the quality of reporting available to the public and move on to what is being done to create sustaina

we partnered aol and apple partnered early on in aol's early days on something in apple personal edition in the late 90s worked together on messages, created i chat that merged, ol mass injury with the apple operating system and later in the early part of the decade after aol merged with time warner we brainstormed together about digital music. and that obviously lead to the ipods. but thank fly i was more on the side of working together with him, didn't have to compete with him because he is a pretty tough competitor. >> brown: xeni jarredin, how did jobs manage to imprint his mark on the public to make people not only customers but believers? >> that's really a great mystery. and i think it will remain so for many years. it's hard to unravel exactly what made steve jobs so charismatic and so convincing. it was clear that he was a man who had no patience for distracks, for things that were outside of that, that vision that he believed so very, very much in. and that kind of charisma that he emanated, caused so many of us in technology to kind of come along for that ride, very willingly.

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joining me now, howard fineman, editorial director of aol "huffington post" media group.oward, thanks for joining me tonight. >> sure, lawrence. >> howard, you -- when i read your title now, aol "huffington post" media group, it's a job that would not have existed were it not for steve jobs' creativity in his garage, thinking there's a market for this thing, this idea of mine, the home computer. that's where your work is now consumed. not just on home computers, but on computers people are holding in their hands, created again by steve jobs. the iphone. other smart phone, digital devices. this is -- i've been trying to place him, howard, in his position in american history, in our lives from alexander graham bell, thomas edison, forward, through the people who created things that changed our lives. >> well, you're absolutely right about the immediate business, lawrence, for one. when i joined "the huffington post," one of the first things i did when i visited our headquarters down in soho at the time was to meet with a group of developers. of course, they were all under t

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microsoft executives believe adding yahoo would decimate rival aol. but some analysts think the merger is a bad fitted and question whether microsoft can manage such a high-tech deal. >>> president obama is making another pitch to republicans to get behind his jobs bill. he spoke from the white house today challenging republicans who don't support the bill to explain why not. and saying if congress failings to act, taxpayers may just run them out of town. he also endorsed a democratic proposal to pay for the program with a tax on millionaires. >> some see this as class warfare. i see it as a simple choice, we can either keep taxes exactly as they are for millionaires and billionaires with loopholes that leave them to have lower tax rates in some cases than plumbers and teachers, or we can put teacher and construction workers and veterans back on the job. >> the president says his $450 billion package of tax cuts and infrastructure spending will have guards against another downturn. republicans say it's an extension of his $825 billion stimulus program

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