. >> keith ogorek, author solutions can i read on your blog you originally intended and blogged about the second gutenberg revolution pigeons lead to the fact the book is then around 500 years, perhaps longer in other forums. why do you feel this revolution, this moment is as revolutionary as the gutenberg creative printing press. >> a title he gave at blue ridge conference was there is a shift in the authority and ability of people to share ideas and impact other people when gutenberg first came out with his printing press. it had been restricted to the institution and limited by the hands of scribes to share content. if you are not historical active, gutenberg saw his printing press as a way to not expand with a side christian mission but also education and middle class as a whole. there is a power shift of who could do that. a phrase he said one of his quotes about how the words are no longer restricted by the palsied hand who grows tired, but now are set free brain untiring machine. so that change in authority from institution to book became a publishers set forth a tremendous imp

yet the only way to chicago on ham is through the intent that i read his blogs all of us hope it will result in something serious at the end of the day. but at the moment you could say they were just watching while i am a little worried about the fact that he has stopped painting which he probably thinks he doesn't have the talent for it along but still maybe he has decided to choose some other direction would. we still there now and. i couldn't make it to pure water and give guinea as wedding but i still managed to congratulate them for me i made it to the wedding photo shoot painted their portraits and headed to the city of study our school dmitri offered to give me a ride we've known each other for about seven years already. you have one hundred in but from the cross the globe right yes. from here mostly right now russians most of the info is being spread in russian my blog is in russian. to educate you how from the internet it was also an exchange a gift from st petersburg. everything is traded trousers to the scarf. you know. all those portraits is it actually art. well kind of g

from here mostly right now russians most of the info is being spread in russian my blog is in russian. where do you get your house from. but it was also an exchange of gifts from st petersburg. everything is traded trousers to the scarf. you know. all those portraits is it actually art. what kind of game in some sense. if it's all very subjective someone considers it art and. because the nonsense. you that i don't care what it's called. i just like living this way. in the face how are you are you alone let's go together ok let's go. right. well if the girls were more attentive they would have probably noticed that this portrait is nothing like the way paintings are meant to be done so that's probably why they brought me gem. work ok how long does a painting take about six minutes and do the subjects recognize themselves afterwards i still don't think i am skilled enough to speak about the sketching technique sometimes it looks similar sometimes it doesn't that's why i do two paintings usually the person chooses the one they like the most and i keep the other one it goes into my own co

writing a blog in which he chronicles life under telephone rule. writing under a false name she described how in order to look like students she and schoolmates would go to school in plainclothes with their shawls hidden. she was asked if she would like to be on the slide show that evening. -- on this live show that evening. >> when she was talking to me, the armed militants were standing behind her. she was telling me her school was closed and she wanted to go back to her school, she wanted to get an education, and she was talking very gravely. i was concerned about her security. i asked her, i whispered in her ear, "you may face some problems because the taliban military is standing there. if you want to save your skin, you can go." but she said, "i will speak more." >> local residents were standing along the square, under the watchful eyes of taliban militants. >> she was speaking and criticizing the militants. she was criticizing the girls in schools -- the approach of girls in schools. when i finished my show, within one hour, she became a big

david pickens blogs about the legos. yes, there salesman who blogs about legos. he noticed that girl legos can move their legs independently and can't turn their wrists like the classic boy legos. he said, quote, it sends a message of what women are able to do physically. meanwhile, dominoes are being marketed to turtles. >> they killed him for that, by the way. look, are you as outraged as i am? what kind of message is lego sending to girls by creating and marketing toys for them? >> it is so funny. who the hell is david picket? what kind of message is being sent because they can't move their wrists? >> it is a sad one about the blogger. >> i don't get it. what this shows -- what they were saying is that in order to market to the female children they had to make the legos -- >> girls. >> more complicated. >> i don't like that term, greg. >> boys were just happy to play with blocks, but the girls needed something more complicated. they needed purpose. they had to create spaces with purpose and give characters, names and stories. it just shows that little girls ar

how nice for downtown. >>> people make video blogs for all sorts of reasons.llow named david got a blog where he is talking about the firearms, and he purchased a replica world war ii shotgun, and he goes on and on talking about this, and shows that there might be some imperfections, but then decides the show us how it is fired. >> this weapon has a cool feature where if you press the trigger down and once you press this down and pull it up -- [ bleep ], [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> yeah, the shotgun goes off, and if you go back to watch it again, when he cocks the shotgun, you can see the bullet right there. >> and yes right there in the chamber. >> and he pulls it down and the shotgun is pulling the trigger at the end of the video, but this is not how you impress people. this is how people get killed goofing around with people that they, a, i don't know what they are doing, or don't take enough caution to handle. maybe think it is fake? >> my gut reaction is that it is real based on how he drops the gun. >> i hope that people will see this and think twice when h

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in june, turner went public with everything in a blog post. >> how i got fired from the job i inverted. >> reporter: it went viral hitting the front page and pretty soon they were hit with backlash, countless steaming comments on the facebook page. one day after the most, they issued a formal apology and an official statement to nbc bay area. they said sorry to turner and to everyone it had upset. >> it wasn't until that moment they got more -- i think more aware of how big a problem this was, they couldn't brush it under the table. >> reporter: property attorney chris says trademark issues are common here. >> they often result from lack of adequate searching and clearance before a mark is adopted. >> reporter: he believes in this case, their use of around the world in 80 jobs was different enough from turner's use and they would probably be covered in court but not so much in the court of opinion. >> once it went viral and there was a public relations backlash, they wanted to cure it. >> reporter: legal professionals began to acknowledge the power of social media two years ago but slo

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better part of the last few years flirting with nationalistic movements as well as leading a popular blog exposing the hope still corruption and trying to make it for a into politics his trial the verdict and the surrounding media frenzy may have been closer to that goal he can according to your earlier report from moscow city mayor he can give us many interviews as he likes it's an absolute public city godsend for him it doesn't remove him from politics at all it's the absolute ideal solution for him in a sense it's been referred to abroad as russia's mandela moment perhaps too bold a claim the b.b.c. there's the state run there british broadcasting corporation calls it russia's mandela and they've been running stories all day just as previously you know bill keller the executive editor of the new york times used to lord this man you know novell me you already outlined his nationalist views here in this country we have laws against incitement you have the semitism incitement to near not ism which of course this man has flirted with repeatedly although he may not be major household name i

in the twenty first century when we're also connected by the internet anything that's written on a blog can be perceived as a in the enemy so there's a great risk for freedom of speech and freedom of press for the future. at dorothy dot com for more on the stories we're covering on the air also you can find out how the world heritage was green park on australia's coast so we became a target for bombs and inadvertently dropped from u.s. fighter jets plus. a story behind in the cafe where the staff and gas dresses german soldiers it was open for two years before sparking any outcry. reef workers are dealt another blow wednesday with the government approving more public a massive public sector layoffs to please its international lenders twenty five thousand civil servants could face the axe in order to secure the next part of the country's bailout measures pushed through pushed through despite a general strike and huge rallies that brought services to a halt this week under a bill passed by parliament at least four thousand state workers will lose their jobs by the end of the year up to on

better part of the last few years flirting with nationalistic movements as well as leading a popular blog exposing the hope still corruption and trying to make a for a into politics his trial the verdict and the surrounding media frenzy may have been closer to that goal he can according to your earlier report run from moscow city mayor he can give us many interviews as he likes it's an absolute publish city god send for him it doesn't remove him from politics at all it's the absolute ideal solution for him in a sense that's been referred to abroad as russia's mandela moment perhaps too bold a claim the b.b.c. there's the state run there british broadcasting corporation calls it russia's mandela and they've been running stories all day just as previously you know bill keller the executive editor of the new york times used to lord this man you know novell me you already outlined his nationalist views here in this country we have laws against incitement you have the semitism incitement to neo nazis ism which of course this man has flirted with repeatedly although he may not be major househol

. >> about 120 million blogs on tumblr and a few hundred million people that read those blogs. >> stephenlike bill gates or steve jobs you did not drop out of college but you dropped out of high school. >> i dropped out the summer i turned 15 going into my sophomore year. >> stephen: why? you seem like a smart enough kid. >> this was 12 or 13 years ago. i was going to high school in new york. i knew i wanted to work with computers and write software. i was pretty sure i wanted to do stuff on the internet. rewind 12, 13 years. there wasn't a whole lot of computer science education in schools, in high schools in new york city at the time. i tell young people ought time who ask me what should they be doing, they're bored in school. you can get a great computer science education in grade school today. go for it. take advantage of it. it wasn't an opportunity i had when i was in school. >> stephen: do you want young kids to stay in school. >> absolutely. stephen: because you're pulling the ladder up behind you. yahoo is not the hippest outfit. did they buy you to buy your cool? >> no, look. i

three blog video for your media projects a free media. to all the crops to drink poison. eighty five percent of all the g.m. crops are sold. that it's desired to. so brady soy is designed not to die from. genetic engineering is on the coat tail of conventional and. that is characterized by the proliferation of chemicals fertilizers pesticides herbicides fungicides all of these chemicals. costs on in on energy production they have cost in environmental cleanup this is self-propagating genetic pollution we have don't technology today to fully clean up the damage gene pool maybe we will in the future but we're not feeding the products of a good food science to the entire market wasted and release even to the environment where they can never be recall. any scientists who tells you they know that g m o's are safe and not to worry about it is either ignorant of the history of science or is deliberately lying nobody knows what the long term effects will be geneticists dr david suzuki genetically engineered foods go through a rigorous review before they are approved the review in

earlier i talked with reggie middleton owner of the boom bust blog dot com he entered the room wearing a pair of google glasses so i asked him how he got them here's what he said. he had a contest i'm not mistaken as a. what you do is grass and they also give it to developers influencers etc i don't know if i fell into the influence of group development or someone who just had no fresh and bright ideas hopefully all three and that was the most likely what gave me the opportunity to progress let me ask about the grass yes. i got the grass because a i been very bullish on google and consequently bearish on a lot of their primary competitors and to date i've been correct and i think that grass is a paradigm shift in mobile computing in telecommunications basically a game changer you know it's grass to google would be much more than the i phone was the apple i think about the reinvention of the cell phone well let's not talk about yeah let's talk about your bullishness on google is this just a result of these glasses themselves or developing other products that you think could be game chan

that was the owner of boom bust blog dot com reggie middleton. this week negotiations for the teach hip launched very few are talking about it and it's getting a little media coverage i would bet most of you haven't even heard of to tip so let's break it down the transatlantic trade and investment partnership for short is a trade agreement between the european union and the united states aimed at removing trade barriers to make it easier to buy and sell goods and services but the e.u. and the us this is a very large trade agreement one of the biggest in history it is a result of the world trade organization negotiations falling through in the so-called doa development agenda the u.s. refused to eliminate agricultural subsidies while india and africa is facing suppressed cotton prices the u.s. has been stubbornly propping up and farmers this is also a contributing factor to the spike the suicide rates among andean farmers cutting out the problem nations the e.u. and the us are looking to reduce tariffs and subsidies of their choice that distort co

you don't announce it in a blog post. go congress and say we made a mistake, we want to repeal this provision. and do you it legally. but it doesn't even think of doing that. because if it did, then you'd get the go. saying if we're in the repeal mode, let's at least repeal the individual and perhaps we'll repeal all of it. but the strategy here is to hook americans on the subsidized health insurance. they just announced they will spend a whole lot of money on that. they have suspended in addition the requirements where shall be who gets the subsidized insurance has to prove that he or she is eligible. so that is suspended. it's hook them on the subsidized health insurance today. suspend all the stuff that will bring revenue into the government. and then you'll have a system where nobody will reject it in the future. >> what is the republican playbook now? they have had 30 plus 40 repeal votes. >> i think they're kind of moving along day by day. i approached them last week on this question of whether they had the authorit

the treasury department quietly pit it on a blog followed by another blog from senior obama adviser valerie jarrett. after several paragraphs pointing to accomplishments, she wrote in our on got discussions, we've heard you need the time to get this right. we're listening. not closely enough business groups say. they argue they have been complaining three years and waiting for a year for clear regulations about how to comply. >> we had six months to comply and we were not sure what compliance meant on very critical provisions. >> you need to there have treasury talking to irs, you need to have treasury and irs talking to the exchange. the c c >> reporter: administration clearly feared a train wreck as max baucus has famously warned and that would not be good going into an election year. >> there is new ammunition for republicans who dislike the intensely and the image of it being unworkable. so it may not be a train wreck, but you see a lot of democratic candidates running fast to get away from it as they can. >> you want a bright shiny vehicle to campaign on on. and i think there are some

in-depth articles, opinion pieces, and a live blog. the city of detroit has made u.s. history, but not in a good way. it is the largest city in america to file for bankruptcy. detroit is struggling with debt of more than $15 billion. there has been a massive fall in its population. a quarter of a million people left between 2000 and 2010. it was once a manufacturing powerhouse. this is what the mayor of detroit had to say. the things i want to say to our citizens, as tough as this is, i really did not want to go in this direction. now that we are here, we have to make the best of it. this is very difficult for all of us, but it is going to make .he citizens better off this is a new start for us. >> according to a recent report, detroit's crime rate is five times the national average. that is in part to a dysfunctional police force. 40% of the city streetlights are not working and the city has city has 78,000 abandoned buildings. fewer of half of the ambulances were functioning. only 16 pages, but this is the biggest municipal bankruptcy filing in u.s. history. the city

we talked about 100 million users. 100 million blogs. so revenue. okay. >> tumblr has a lot of potential but like yahoo! where's the payoff? melissa: yeah. >> tumblr was struggling mightily when yahoo! came in and saved them from a lost potential problems. they were not able to make that shift from a lot of users, a lot of eyeballs to monetizaton and that challenge still exists. it is not get easier. now they're in a berg company. they will not have a lot of focus on it. and -- melissa: thank you for agreeing and saving me from snorting on live television. >> that is true. look at facebook model. i was here once talking with facebook would do on mobile side to boost revenues. as a matter of fact, that is what they're doing now. go on the homepage, every five posters an advertisement going through your feed. that is on mobile. that is exactly yahoo!, pay attention to mobile. >> great. they have got more to do. this is company two years ago literallleft for dead. mayer not only chang the business model but changed the culture as well. in my estimation

more on my blog tonight. >> blog away. >>> he's been breaking into homes on an unusual mission. the usual attacks rattling northern california women. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, police say william russell' d to an arrest >> well, a man's foot fetish has cost him his freedom. >> this is so weird. >> it led to an arrest on sex assault charges. he forced a woman to take off her shoes so he could suck on her toes. he was stalking her. russell confesses that he attacked three other women for the same purpose. >> we will be right back. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to go to my aunt sally's. have you ever sat on a plastic covered couch? [ kids cheering ] you're missing a good game over here. those kids wouldn't have lasted one day in our shoes. [ male announcer ] add a wireless receiver. call to get u-verse tv for j

so this includes how he does his live blog from the courts. >> i don't think a lot of live blogs that have been done this year are really live. i think that it is the case where someone goes and listens to a lot of the oral argument. at least, that is where most of these have happened. listen to the oral argument and then they come out and they write it as though it was a live blog where so-and-so said this in the next person said this. it's that kind of feel that readers on the web like. but it is not where we exactly see it in the current way. >> we are making arguments and we are making arguments in the nondecision days, they were looking at and analyzing it as quickly as they could. a bunch of us, including "the new york times", used some of the materials. david, you mentioned that there was obviously great interest in the proposition eight decision in california. you're writing for the l.a. times and the "chicago tribune." you do this? >> i sure didn't have time to do two different stories. it is the case that the l.a. times is much more interested in getting something up on the