we saw a lot of high profile bloggers. a well-known blogger has been critical of the government in talking about issues of corruption so on august 23rd he was arrested and made to make a public confession on the television. he upset the government. >> taking the point off those confessions in china's national tv. i think it's controversial point. we have seen five or six big influential cases. at the same time a lot of scholars or lawyers question that it is constitutional, according to a rule of law. it is not. >> another recent matter in chinese journalist is "the new express" and its journalist who wrote a piece about core uges at a firm partly opened by the statement. the paper demanded his release in bold headlines only to retract it and fire the editor after the reporter confessed - again on the state-run channel cctv to writing a false story in exchange for bribes. >> this case, i think, is a strong indication that the political power is not the only force undermining journalistic practice. there is also the corrupt

and that is gold right there. >> blogger headquarters by t way, right o t peninsula in redwoods shore the. interesting in attending next ar's coention? it's bng held in san jose. is it a blessing or a curseo have the zuckerberg name. it's a blessing when it comes to her nking account and perhaps a curse wn it comes to creating her own identity. but ranni, ge from facebo, now launching her next project when you look at her facebook time li, it's a lot like everyone else's family gatherin weddings and halloween cosmes. >> is there a timeou don't give out your name and you don't want to go there? >> setimes i like people to that's not macest bayed on my last name. has rocked and rolled sce she arrived in the silicon valley. she'sow written two books. part memory and part se-help knave gaiting ks and adults through high tech. but it was randy who went away from her brother. >> the most interesting part of your book was when you left facebook or told your kid brother, psident obama in town,hat was a huge thing. especially around here. the tn hall that you hosted and then you walked up, you

that is gold right ere. >> blogger headquarters o the peninsula.interested in attending next year's convention you won't have to travel very far. the convention is being held in san jose. >>> is it pressing or curse to have the zuckerberg name? it's a blessing when it comes to her bank account and perhaps cue when it comes to creing her own identity. but randi is doing jt that. ne from facebook s's now laching her next project. when you loo at her facebook time line it's a lot like everyone else's, family gaerings, wedding and en there's the name. >> is there a time whereou don't give out our name and don't want to go there wit zuckerberg >> sometimes i like people to make first impression of my that's not based on my last me. it'seally prefreshing to make human connections with people that aren't base odded on who are you and what can you do for me. somemes it's nice to do a little name dropping. >> 31-year-old randi zuckerber has rocked and rolled ery since sh arriv in the silic vall. e's now wrien two books, part memoir and partelf help navigati

bloggers and how they have disrupted professional media?ow are journalists working to go around these people whom i just sit around and steal news from different websites, i guess? >> anyone can be a journalistic they want to be. at the end of the day, consumers are smart. they actually know who is feeding real information to them. i will not make it public but there are hundreds of thousands subscribers and i guess if you started doing content that was things people do not want to pay for or see as real, you would not have that ability. disruptive standpoint, let me take one step back. what you see happening in the blogging community and across the internet is people almost like a netflix example of taking being disruptive to gain an audience and i would not undercut the ability of people building blog specific topics to interrupt the information flow of what's happening in larger publications. reality as we go back to something that i think is about newspapers in new york city and if you read the book, this is the same thing happening the

social networkers campaigning for the release of a jailed vietnamese blogger. deep sea fishing debate stepped up a notch in france after an illustrator published this comment on her blog announcing the intensive fishing and its devastating impact on the ecosystem. through colorful drawings and kick your goal text. she said the fishing boats are contributing to the destruction of coral reefs and hundreds of species of marine life. she is also urging readers to sign a petition against deep-sea fishing. the online cartoon is enjoying great success and the petition has garnered around 700,000 signatures. environmental organization, for the implementation of the european commission but also to ban -- organization working to protect oceans for the past 10 years has published several investigations putting the -- pointing the finger and highlighting what they consider their lack of economic and ecological sense. publichas reached the stage and supporters of deep-sea fishing has joined the debate. vessel ownerishing posted on the website saying this type of fishing has

including -- i'm going to see you with the blogger -- just lean in. you can get a good photo just leaning it. would you take it with an i tone? are you going to take it yourself? >> yeah. don't we look crazy? >> i think we always look crazy that close. [laughter] >> it doesn't look like i'm moving. >> nice purse. >> oh, thank you. you know, i got it -- [inaudible] >> oh, yes, yes. is that the same one i complimented in pink? >> then i got it in orange and pink. >> you're styling, baby cakes. >> so i will see you tomorrow. >> yes, see you tomorrow. thank you. what happens at these blogger things? >> it's not that big. it's only, like, 30 people. and finish. >> oh, i have a back up. you can just keep that one handy. >> that's the best one. >> so it's like 30 people and not that, like, intense. but i'll be there and, you know -- >> there any libertarians? maybe i can start a fight with them. >> well, there's people that are just like -- [inaudible] [laughter] or. >> when you fight with liberals. >> hey, somebody was asking me about -- some lady -- [inaud

earlier this week blogger jamie kel broke the news that david murphy is leaving the rangers to sign withhe cleveland indians. how did she find out? it was a leak at a texas day care. apparently murphy's daughter told her teachers my daddy's going to the indians. murphy picked her up later that day, he confirmed the news. kelly points out he tries to build good relationships, this happened to pay off. >> i guess. and kids. they repeat everything. >> my daddy's getting a new contract, lots of new gifts for christmas, a new barbie set. >> exactly. want to check in with meteorologist christina loren. she has a look at the forecast. a busy week for you. >> hard to believe christmas just about a month away from now. kind of mind blowing. thanksgiving next thursday. what? where is the time going. we needed this rain. we're running a significant deficit. as of yesterday and this morning, though, we took out a big chunk of those totals where we were lacking. we have made up almost all of our average rainfall for the entire month of november. in a couple days. throughout this afternoon it's going

and joining us from the normandy town of canon law shall congolese journalist and blogger says the key catalan g thank you for being with us the calls and get today we join the conversation and you know on facebook and twitter are hatch act s two four debates. this back in august and twenty three was at the gates of goma the meantime the part of eastern congo. african defence review reports that over the past few weeks. both f a r d c that's the government forces and the united nations move troops to new positions around north kirra they were designed to encircle and the split pea and twenty three sq forces along a major north south axis up in the last couple of days those city to the silly canon g things have gone up fast indeed what you think was the room. the key to the success on the battlefield. sixes. they did the country. baillieu says the region. then after that we discuss about. and try to treat. islam came to mind. three is not only won the group. the region. right now. so for spring. two twenty one twenty one. in the region does the highlands me and takes you to chew on it's

it is like a blogger writing about it and then doing something about it. because the owner decided to fire him that's not his fault. >> good point. i am getting tired of bloggers who feel like they have got some power because they can write something about like they are on plane. they will start crapping all over a flight attendant. she was rude to me, blah, blah, blah. they do it on twitter and you know what? no one cares. you are making their lives harder. write a letter to the airline. i am a hipocrite though. i do this. >> we weren't joking about how it makes it hard to do drugs in the bathroom. that's one of the arguments for having bathroom attendants. >> that's probably one of the reasons they got started. >> exactly it is to start your and bill's shaw fan gnaw again toes long ago. >> i own a bar called shaw fan gnaw begans and i don't care what blair you bring. >> that was the name of the bar in super troopers. >> there is a bar named shannigans in texas. >>> now to another story. that angers me. she put the hood in her neighborhood. a virginia mot

what happens at these blogger events? >> is not that big. it's only like 30 people, and -- >> you can keep that one in the. >> that's the best one. spent it's like 30 people and not that much but i will be there. >> are there any libertarians? maybe i can start a fight. [inaudible] >> hey, somebody was asking me about on some radio, it's all of linda now, but what i thought of -- know, log cabin republicans. i think it was in california. i just thought it's too complicated but i was about to viciously attack them and say, really, some of their question. [inaudible] >> someone who saw on reality show. spinning we are going to replay it. >> fantastic. that's fantastic. and i mentioned you guys yesterday. >> i didn't see that part. i saw your speech somebody had the audacity to ask me in my position on gay marriage. i said unlike sean hannity i don't have the knack of repeating myself. you may read my 4000 homes on the subject, the appearances when i talk about gay marriage refers to that's. [inaudible] >> that was a good one. for gay marriage,

you can create a discussion on blogger for nothing at all. that's generally how it starts for people. the most successful bloggers, us, are sn't include folks that have something they say something to about. we have an economic theory that general al council of electric would say, hey, we need company case the in the court why don't we get website?e who have the that doesn't actually happen. who are in people practice are unbelievably talented lawyers. got us off of the ground, the idea that we knew a lot about the supreme court, that there didn't seem to be a website. there was an emerging forum called blogging that wouldn't cost us anything. it developed from that point forward. about a week later, we were pretty much done with it. on the first day, a website how d -- a blog called appealing had posted a link to us. 35 people had come and visited. at that point, we were too embarrassed to stop. it.started to stop would have looked foolish. of years later, millions dollars of investment, here's where we are. embarrassed. >> what impediments

just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit i don't have any commercial sponsors. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we are if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to. i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. when they handed it to me i noticed the dome logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. meant i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with the clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy so i looked into it on the inte

i interpretedif it, but what about bloggers, and how have they disrupted professional media? and like really how are journalists working to go around these people who might just sit at home and steal news from different websites? anyone can be a journalist if they want to be a journalist, but i think at the end of the day, consumers are smart. i think over a period of time, they actually know who is feeding them consistent, real information. you guys have got hundreds of thousands of digital subscribers. >> yes, we do. there wass is that content that people did not want to pay for, and people did not have that ability, and i think from a disruptive standpoint, taking a step back, what you see happening in the blogging community overall across the like at is people almost netflix example of people taking advantage of situations to be disruptive to gain audiences. to basically disrupt the publicationslow to . the reality is if i go back to history, newspapers in new york city, and if you read the hearst book, you see something inside of those books, which is something happening

first blogger we had talked about opera. with "the huffington post" you have a global platform now. i think it is going to be aggressively be mobile information source. >> arthur, are you doing it in language? >> at the moment, it is halted. we are still producing it, getting lots of traffic, but not from within china. "huffington post" is a trusted brand. people want news everyday on a global basis. it,ou look at why we bought it we saw something that looked like it could be indicted by more globalization. with a new pope was elected, we had "the huffington post italy" putting real-time content on the u.s. and i think we have some of the most unique coverage about the pope been chosen. there are other examples of that. it fits squarely into the content strategy i described. >> got it. okay. i think we're going to turn to the audience now. and there are three groundrules. that i've been asked to assess for you. one is that all questioners must identify themselves, accurately. [laughter] accurately. number two is that there is one brief question per person. please, no speeches. and t

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. >> she is han avid teter and a blogger and one othe most prominent voices in ucation. >> welcome backhis class action speci. janet napolitano in her first punl addss, she says she wts to help uctudents who are here illegally. no pal tan know was speaking to the commonwealthlub in san francisco last week. the former homeland security million to fro vied kans ted 5 counseling and financial aid for students living in theountry illegay. 900-23000 students especially rolled in the uc system were wrought into the country legally as children. bay area company we've spoken to you aut is gloep glal. they provide open, online college leve courses. it announced new partnership and seven international organizations will ch will take e company worldwide. they wil launch 30 so-called learning hubs with thedded component with wkly live discussions with instructors. the crses sponsored will be taukt in english with the hopes of exposing foreign studentto american colleges and tellectual discussions. we mentioned michelle rhee earlier in the show, new show the contentious evaluation system she put int

that this will be a good eye opening experience, and that i and other policy makers and chefs, and bloggers and others have tried but it will be a good experience for me as we began our work to end hunger and food insecurity in our city. and i also wanted to say quickly, that this food stamp challenge for me, is just one week, but for others it is a reality that they face every day, all year long, fortunately, there are concrete steps that we can take to address the problem and we will hear about that today as the city we can do much more to reduce and eliminate food insecurity from our neighborhoods. and i think that the report that we will hear from the tender loin and the city wide security in san francisco will highlight that, the solutions are fairly simple. resources plus access plus consumption of healthy food equals better health for everyone and i think that how our city commits to that for the future is critical. so this hearing is based on the incredible work of paula jones and the city food security task force and it will show case the findings of their reports. the assessment o

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. >> here's the community: and speaking of old school jams, i'm going to go to peter, a music blogger and an attorney and you have a question for d. >> my question is, coming from your background where music commentators in this day and age overwhelmingly agree that you ushered in a new age of entirely different hiphop, including pushing the genre in a different musical direction, as well as the existing culture and the norms, do you see musicterred specific hiphop and rap, continuing to do those same things? do you think that hiphop in 2013 is still able to do the same things, and push those boundaries that you were such an integral part of in the late '80s? >> yeah, i see hiphop doing what it always did, but the problem is, you don't get it on mtv or on the radio. what you get on the radio and what you get on mtv now is basically what sells. iced tea told me a long time ago, the record companies are only in the business of selling records, so if the worst record ever made sells, and people are going to buy it, they're going to forget about what's important. they're going to forget a

marketing safety, it is all about, you know, they bring blogers to new york, a section on this, mommy bloggershat come to new york and they are educating them about the safety of the sport and it is all about that message to younger players. >> stewart: everything with the nfl now seems to be, guys, to the players, keep the violence off the field, please, just do it in your personal lives. take it zero out on the ones you love. >> well -- i mean, clearly the message is, this is -- we need the find a way to be safe. >> stewart: right. >> but that concept is ridiculous at the nfl level. >> stewart: that is sort of the point is what do you do at some level? and five minutes, stick around. "league of denial", on the bookshelves now, it is like a mystery novel and have they read this handle contacted you at the nfl? >> we haven't heard a word from them. >> stewart: that is not good. >> i had nothing to do with this book. mark fainaru-wada, we will be right back with a little bit more.

argue with other bloggers. i would have to e-mail him, i just attacked you. here is a link. i hope you will link me before you attack me back. this is not the most efficient thing in the world. it was weird. as this service called twitter grow up in politics, it had a much efficient way to do that. you tag someone, and they know you have gone after them. for that reason and others, you could feel the centralize conversation. what happened between the boys on the minus -- boys and the bus. it comes to happen on these blogs. it moves in the public on twitter. mistake of mentioning this to reporter at some point in what was supposed to be a puppy profile of politico. it turned at how twitter was going to destroy us. that was very much my sense as reporter. when i had a scoop, what i would do was to weed it and see if people were sharing it. scoops are one of the basic things people want to share. you want to tell your friends about it. my newssumer, getting from twitter, and as a reporter, it was clear that this social web was the place where journalism was. politics is often t

just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors so. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we make if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to. i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. when they handed it to me i noticed the dome logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with a clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film in the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controversy so i looked into it on

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bloggers wrote that mixed marriages destroy the bosnian nation, and serbs upset that the boy is being raised as a muslim say the serbs are still being islamist sized. >> they are idiots. maybe tomorrow they will fall in love with someone from another ethnic group themselves, and then what? i don't know how these people come up with the idea of writing such commentaries about us without even knowing us. that is why for me, these are just stupid commentaries. >> to surviving relatives were not initially happy with a serb daughter-in-law, but i now, they have accepted her, despite everything the serbs did during the war. we accompanied him on a visit to the memorial cemetery. six of his uncles are buried here. his mother and father, like he himself, escaped the mass murder by chance and left. he was 16 at the time and had to watch the murders on the grounds of the battery factory. >> the serbs detained me for two days on the factory grounds. terrible things happened there. i hardly ever speak about her, but sometimes the images returned in my head. i tried to drive them out again. i wish

just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. i run a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors. but. i'm interested in politics that sold me. about the time when there was such a hoopla about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we make if we went to all these electronics in computer stores then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to know i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. and when they handed it to me i noticed the dull logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. meant as the food that i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with a clear cut grain profile of why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of

the blogger and his wife join us now to explain it all.thank you for having us. >> you guys had a ton of hits. are you up to about 2 million hits? is that true? >> no, 22 million. >> 22 million? >> yeah. >> you obviously struck a cord. your message is that it's not about you in a very me society. it's really about the other person. i know this stemmed from you not being in a great place as you guys were transitioning and moving and sort of feeling out marriage. correct? >> yeah. that was it. >> what's your message? i know your dad gave you some advice. >> yeah. my dad -- this was before when we were -- when kim and i were thinking about getting married. my dad had said to me as i was asking, is this the right decision? is she the right person? is she going to make me happy? and he said, seth, you're being really selfish. this isn't about you. this is about the person you're marrying. and do you want to, you know, give your life to somebody and try to make her happy and devote yourself to that? and it was at that moment when he said that th

. >> reporter: to the blogger's surprise, every time she puts her son bo down for a nap, 2- month-old theo follows and even copies his position. >> they seem like they have a kindred spirit. they are both very rambunctious during the day and play rough. but he is also very protective. >> reporter: they fight like brothers and cuddle likely ther mates. she began taking pictures of the two last week. since then the rescue pup and his 23-month-old co-star have become an internet sensation through her blog and instagram. she went from 5500 followers to more than 60,000 in just three days. >> it's mind-boggling. this just completely is mind- boggling the numbers. the general response that i have gotten has been one of gratitude that like it's refreshing and it's uplifting. >> reporter: jessica is already working on creating a photo book of theo and bo in which the proceeds will benefit the santa cruz spca. in santa cruz, betty yu, kpix 5. >> so cute. time to eat now. today it's all about fruit. here's tony tantillo picking the best navel orange. >> reporter: well, today's tip of the day is

. >> hello, my name is michael katrellis, i'm a blogger and i'm also a renter and an affordable housing advocate. the reason why i'm here today has to do with the messages that get put up on the headers of muni busses. right now a lot of them say go giants, go niners, a lot of sports teams, cheering them on. in july i inquired with paul rose about what the written procedures are to get a message to appear on those headers because i wanted it to say, housing for all. i have printed out the emails from july between me and paul rose about this matter and i still have nothing in hand. paul has written to me saying there are no written procedures about how one gets a message to appear at the front of the busses. i find it very odd and unacceptable that million-dollar sports franchises who have plenty of money for advertising can use the public busses it get their messages out. there have also been messages for equality for all for gay people and also after the tragedy in boston we stand with boston. well, how does one get those messages up there? i'd like access to that public part of muni.

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just a few days later i found a blog on the internet and it was a local blogger who had followed our case and he was writing about what happened when he ordered food cited at a hamburger restaurant. around a blog not for profit and use it well i don't have any commercial sponsors but. i'm interested in politics that's all. about the time when there was such a hopeless about bananas this friend and i were out shopping like the nerds we make if we went to all these electronics in computer stores i'm going to then we decided to go get something to eat. and settled on a max. swedish in the neighborhood is a good to. i went for a fruit salad instead of fries. when they handed it to me i noticed the dome logo. and my gut reaction was what the hell. i told the girl at the counter i don't know what this. meant i took a picture of it when i got back home i wrote to max hamburgers. asking them why with the clear cut green profile why this is something that was at that point in time as controversial as dull products. he made reference to the film and the lawsuits i wasn't aware of any controver

. >> mummy blogger and mother of two young boy, donna, is not happy about books in heap meals and saysarents need to take control over their kids' eating habits. >> mothers, fathers need to be aware that things are not changing, it is what it is, and you have to educate yourself and know that this is really not the kind of food that should be going into our children's bodies. >> over the past two years mcdonald's slashed spending on promoti promoting happy meals. over the past few years they spent millions. consumer groups say it's not enough. >> mcdonald's can stop undermining parental authority by stopping marketing to kids. a move that is unlikely from a company that builds its image on kid-friendly characters and fast, cheap food. >> more than all the stories we are covering, plus analysis at our website aljazeera.com. they're genuinely require worried about the holiday purchases. usually big retailers like walmart, target, and toys "r" us are offering holiday deals closer to thanksgiving. but not this year. they started rolliut

. >> reporter: to blogger jessica, every time she puts her son beau down, 2 month old theo follows and copies his position. >> they are ram one house during the day and play rough but protective. >> reporter: they fight like brothers and cuddle like litter mates. she only began taking pictures of the two last week since then the rescue pup and his 23 month old co-star have become an internet sensation she has gone from 5500 followers to more than 60,000 in 3 days. >> mind boggling. just completely mind boggling the numbers. the general response that i have gotten has been one of gratitude. refreshing and up lifting. >> reporter: she is already working on creating a photo book of theo and bo in which the proceeds will benefit the spca. >> i could look at those photos all day. >> pretty precious. kid gets a lot of down time so does the dog. >> raise your head if you are jealous of the naps. >> check. >> tomorrow will be great for napping. >> a great napping day. or locate that umbrella. haven't needed it in a couple months but need it tomorrow. clover dale showing off with all that rainf

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