that's why bloggers are worried.think this big gap this the clear understanding of how the law will be directed will make sure it's selectively used against particular people. >> right. in essence, i assume those opposed to this simply see this as a talk for intimidation. >> that's true. authorities said it's not that. the law is to make sure authorities have instruments to fight extremism online. that's what they say. the bloggers fear this is though the exactly true. they're going to use this as widely as possible. that makes them quite angry. today for example there's the hashtag very widely used in the russian segment of social media. it's against the regulator report. it's so rude i can't pronounce it on air. what makes them angry is exactly that. authorities give themselves right and put lots of pressure on bloggers to make sure they're not political. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> do stay with us on bbc world news. still to come on the program, west african nations are holding a crisis summit on the ebola

, and she might either give you a list or send you on to another blogger, you know, etc., etc. i am putting stuff up on washingtonian site all the time, and when i put up my top ten book of each month, i say, you know, e-mail us or put a comment in there's something you don't see or that you'd like to see or that you'd hike to add, you know? so -- like to add. there are lots of ways to make your voice heard as a reader right now. >> that's great. >> i would agree not being afraid to use social media. you can follow certain authors, and you'll know when they have their next books coming out. a lot of niche publications that would write about, like you said, mystery normals, romance novels or any kind of specific thing. you could read the independent online, so that's always a good way. and i'm a journalist, i'm a newspaper person, so i always say, you know, support "the washington post" and the washingtonian and "the new york times" and read their book sections and their book news. >> absolutely. >> that's comment. so i'm going to put you on the spot out here now, so the one, i

on this, we speak with the prominent russian blogger. thank you for joining us. have you registered? >> no, i have not registered and have no intention of registering because this is totally unconstitutional under article i of russia's constitution, don't need permission from the government to express my views. this is about freedom of speech. doesther thing is the law not oblige me to register. it says registration is the obligation of the government, to create a list of bloggers who have more than 3000 visitors in a day on average for the last three months. that is what the law says. >> colleagues of yours, do they have the same position and also refuse to register? >> i'm not expecting anyone to register voluntarily unless he is especially pro-government and toling to show his loyalty the new unconstitutional law regulating our activity. >> how do you expect this law to change the way you work? >> this law is aimed at two forms of censorship quite familiar to anyone living in russia. one is intimidation. people toonvince censor themselves, to threaten people w

amazing opportunity for independent filmmakers like me and independent artists and to createand bloggers an open media landscape, to not depend on gatekeepers who could and influence the flow of communication. the idea is that the internet is open, and all the problems of the old system have gone away. i was very interested in this question. the book is me investigating it, how open is the internet, is openness enough. i have come to the conclusion that open is a misleading term. it can mean anything to anyone. it is very ambiguous. it is not necessarily mean equal. the media system that is emerging online is not necessarily more egalitarian or inviting in the system that preceded it. a lot of the old problems have carried over. that is what i am especially interested in. >> when the internet came online, was it supposed to be an open, a gala terry and platform? >> it was kind of invented in this ad hoc way. way for existing computer networks to internet work and communicate with each other. academicnd of an experiment that was partly funded by the government. the internet wasn't necessa

right so she accused me of not being a free blogger i said what course i'm a blogger mathematician she said you come from russia today as i don't come from russia today the seal team council russia today so that's of asco it's a problem if question today gets her view on gender is that a problem i mean why should the she talk about swedish gender politics for russia today is there something she wants to hide when it's something maybe that she is not proud of i don't know let's ask why she's not the k.-y. that yeah. so let me just ask you what is it over yet. young do much about young gender biases here you have this is this election you have to come and see me wearing my gender glasses yes you know in the beginning they're quite serious because as you can see. they are hearts and i don't think that their gender experts will like my gender class this. way ok so i bring them with me of course. we all have to wear gender glasses and what our gender glasses well. the express is your agenda glasses he thought you we're in order to discover a power relations and in order to see a power imbal

she accused me of not being a free blogger i said what of course i'm a blogger a mathematician she said you come from russia today as i don't come from russia today the seal team council russia today so that's of asco it's a problem if question today gets her view on gender is that a problem i mean why should the she talk about swedish gender politics for russia today is there something she wants to hide when it's something maybe that she is not proud of i don't know let's ask why she's not the k.-y. that yeah. so let me just ask you what is it oh yeah. yeah i'm doing the show but just general glasses here you have the see this alexei you have to come and see me wearing my gender glasses yes you know when they were getting there quite scary try to push as you can see. they are hearts and i don't think that their gender experts will like my gender class this. way ok so i bring that with me because since we don't we all have to wear gender glasses and what our gender glasses well. the express your agenda glasses he thought you we're here in order to discover a power relations and in order

, and she might either give you a list or send you on to another blogger, you know, etc., etc. i am putting stuff up on washingtonian site all the time, and when i put up my top ten book of each month, i say, you know, e-mail us or put a comment in there's something you don't see or that you'd like to see or that you'd hike to add, you know? so -- like to add. there are lots of ways to make your voice heard as a reader right now. >> that's great. >> i would agree not being afraid to use social media. you can follow certain authors, and you'll know when they have their next books coming out. a lot of niche publications that would write about, like you said, mystery normals, romance novels or any kind of specific thing. you could read the independent online, so that's always a good way. and i'm a journalist, i'm a newspaper person, so i always say, you know, support "the washington post" and the washingtonian and "the new york times" and read their book sections and their book news. >> absolutely. >> that's comment. so i'm going to put you on the spot out here now, so the one, i

you follow a blogger who writes really well about them you can e-mail the blogger and say i need more recommendations and she might either give you a list or send you on to another blogger etc. etc.. putting stuff up on the washingtonian site over time. they want to put up my top 10 books each month and i say e-mail us or put a comment in there something that you don't see or that you would like to see her that you would like to add. there are lots of ways to make your voice heard as a reader right now. >> i would agree with not being afraid to use social media for that kind of thing. you can follow certain authors and many will know when they have the next book coming out. there are a lot of niche publications that would write about mystery or romance novels or any specific thing. you could read the independent on line so that's always a good way. i'm a journalist and a newspaper person so i says to say still support the "washington post" and the washingtonian in "the new york times" and read their book sections. >> absolutely. >> i love the book industry but one of the things i don'

it to another blogger. etc., etc.. i put stuff up on the washingtonian site all the time each month. i say e-mail us or put a common end. if there's something you don't see or that you'd like to see you or you'd like to add so there are lots of ways to make your voice heard as a reader right now. >> i would agree with not being afraid to use social media for that kind of thing and you can follow certain authors and he will know when they have the next book coming out. there's a lot of mixed publications that probably would write about mystery novels or romance novels or any kind of specific thing. you could read the independent on line so that's always a good way. i'm a journalist and a newspaper person so i always support the "washington post" and the washingtonian and "the new york times." there are sections in the booknotes. >> i will put you on the spot. i love the book industry but one of the things i don't like about it is there is very little marketing. by show of hands how many people out in the aud

that was bryan caplan fessor of economics at george mason university and blogger for in qana log time now for today's big deal. big deal time with my favorite guy mr edward carriers yes and today we're talking about burger more specifically can you have yeah after hearing news the burger king will merge with canadian based him porton to dodge higher taxes u.s. senator schumer rod brown is calling for a boycott boycott of the fast food giant so how exactly would burger king's home address to canada benefit their business model cancer and what's going to happen i think would a lot of this is about is not lowering income taxes. when people talk about these inversions but rather it's about being able to repatriate cash back home that they can't repatriate because some companies are doing because of political pressure etc but a lot of these other countries a companies are saying to themselves look you know we have all this money that we're earning over seas we want to be able to use it for capital expenditure or dividend distribution whatever it may be and if we bring it back home we'll be

larger contacts i spoke with bryan caplan a professor of economics at george mason university and blogger at economy log i first asked him what he thought of the wolf of wall street in light of issues surrounding regulation and consumer protection here's his take. on what i was watching the movie i'm an economist on the couch professor and i was trying to figure out what most economists say about this movie and i think one of the main things they would say is there's some kind of asymmetric information problem that explains why you can call somewhat up. tell them bunch of lies and get their money but when i see it i say well it's not really a problem information it's more a problem of lack of common sense if someone you've never heard of calls you up and says i'm a great stock for you just give me your money and we're going to and you're going to be rich you know it's not there you like you sure you don't have much information but this is a case where the common sense says you i don't have a lot of information so i should just say no and deal with someone you're someone reputable. so we u

we will this crazy mom blogger race. you will love it. justin and josh, they are kicking butt. >> in cool socks. >> in cool socks. >> we have those elite socks, jen, all of the kids love them. >> 9:04. changes in society means many adults are delaying having children all to go. some people are decide to go live child free lives. >> the question is, are those decisions, hurting the society. this is interesting, u.s. birthrates are at a record low, number of women with children have double since 1970's but research center survey found 38 percent think increase in women without children is bad for society and women who decide not have to have children say they have to fight judgments, that they are decisions, not to have a baby is selfish. so what do you think? >> i have some thought in the matter. >> sue serio, the platform is yours. >> well, i mean, stop judging. >> yes, i agree. >> and if you realize, that you are not cut out to be a parent and it is in the something that you want to do, you have that option now. there was a time in our s

for a long time i thought the bloggers were not necessary new media. just a throwback to 18th-century pamphleteers. anybody with a hand crank could stand on a corner in hyde park. lot of bloggers were teenagers in their boxer shorts writing these things. it was the "new york times" and abc and cbs that really had this global reach, but with the advancement of the internet and sort of global networking, individuals with great sources and great reporting like a glenn greenwald can have the same impact as a major news organization. >> an interesting thing that greenwald said in his interviews is that edward snowden knew that some of the documents, possibly million documents that he handed over, would be damaging to u.s. national security. but left it to the journalist to use their own discretion as to what should be published and what shouldn't. what was frustrating for the a.p. -- we were doing what i call a derivative reporting. initially, "the guardian," "the washington post," came out with their own individual stories but they would also publish the s

she accused me of not being a free blogger and i said what of course i'm a blogger mathematician she said you come from russia today as i don't come from russia today the seal team council russia today so that's of asco it's a problem in question today gets her view on gender is that a problem i mean why should that she talk about swedish gender politics for russia today is there something she wants to hide when it's something maybe that she is not proud of i don't know let's ask why she's not the payware that so yeah. so let me just ask you what is it over yet. young do the job just gender glasses yeah you have this me this election you have to come and see me wearing my gender glasses yes you know in the beginning they're quite serious tight because as you can see they are hearts and i don't think that their gender expression will like my gender question. their faith ok so i bring them with me because. we all have to wear gender glasses and what our gender glasses well folks. the express is your agenda glass this is what you will air in order to discover our power relations and in

in mathematics and i'm a magician and i also blogger and i write about this week is general mess. i will devote this documentary in parts to my grandmother that passed away two years ago because she loved russia and she's in heaven now but she would want me to do this that's why i think about yesterday am i doing the right thing should i do to should i expose the gender madness or not but my grandmother mother would want me to do this. white sugar just to get my brain functions. this is a feminist party that wants to come into the parliament can i ask here in english i'm swedish obsolete but yet but we have them we do a documentary about the gender issue in sweden and of course i know that your gender aware and so little we're all for equality between men and women but in my opinion is has gone too far the gender they need and for example in the educational system they say that we have to deconstruct mescaline it in order to may have raised the results of the boys. and. even if we don't try to go to deconstruct we must use it because we have to come because you have already do tha

in mathematics and i'm a magician and i also blogger and i write about the swedish general mess. i will develop this documentary in parts to my grandmother that passed away two years ago because she loved russia and she's in heaven now but she would want me to do this that's why i think about yesterday am i doing the right thing should i do to should i expose the gender matters for naught but my grandmother a mother would want me to do this. good. fight your god just to get my brain function is. this is the feminist party that wants to come into the parliament can i ask here in english i'm swedish absolute right yet but we have them we do a documentary about the gender issue in sweden and of course i know that your gender aware and so little we're all for equality between men and women but in my opinion is has gone too far the gender they need and for example in the educational system they say that it we have to deconstruct masculinity in order to may have raised the results of the boys. and. even if we don't talk about deconstructing musters because we are you don't because you

that was author and blogger coral karl denninger time now for today's big deal. time with edward one you know me on my favorite day of the week tech there is to ensure we're discussing a bunch of the latest tech stories the starboard end first a lot of news coming out of microsoft on wednesday their fiscal fourth quarter performance was released barely meeting the projections of analysts and that doesn't sound too bad but they also just announced massive layoffs so what's happening over microsoft give you the lowdown so basically microsoft. platform shift here will go into the mobile space and computers are decades technology and microsoft is trying to fight another uphill battle to move into that space which is now increasingly. what you would which is right on early today and by android google system so they're firing a massive number of people even though they just took over nokia nokia employees going to take the brunt of this raid and they're going to try to turn around the ship i don't think they can do it i think basically microsoft is going to live off th

the run-up to their marriage, the youth bloggers mounted this campaign.heir campaign slogan was hadiga, yes; egypt, no. what kamal can have. [laughter] and they even announced that they wanted to have wedding party, blogging wedding parties for this because it was their way of saying so long, gamal. but the young women pioneered in a number of ways. they were protesting political repression, police torture and sexual harassment in their blogs and in their youtube videos. and, you know, the arab world is still a somewhat gender-segregated society. some parts of it are very gender-segregated, some parts not so much. cairo university campus is a place where women and men mingle. a lot of it is gender segregated. for a woman to come out in public and get a hearing is difficult. but they could go on youtube, and this generation is very educated. many of them are very eloquent, and they could make these youtube rapts. they went -- rants. they went viral. and, actually, the call for young people to gather in tahrir square on january 25, 2011, on the anniversary

he has set his sights on becoming the first million-dollar travel blogger in the world.panies call the travel trifecta launched in july in well on the way to reaching his million-dollar goal. he joins me now. what is the travel trifecta? >> basically a group of three travel blogger's highly successful and come from different angles. we basically package ourselves to companies, destinations, travel apps and everything to do with travel. basically a 341. we charge a monthly retainer or contract work and basically travel companies and pay for services. >> what do you do echo what do you actually do? you go and review the location? the hotel, experience? >> what we do is customizable programs. basically a multimedia platform. we do logs, social media, public speaking events. basically whatever the client is looking for. television, radio. it could be basically anything. we talked to the client and find out what they're looking for an customize the campaign and program based on their needs. >> we work with tourism australia. we work with and after and a bunch of other destina

other experts and bloggers have been dissecting the background from the foley tape, identifying topography, plant growth and rock formations to identify the precise area where the three remaining u.s. hostages might be held, believed to be near the isis strong hold in the syrian city of raqqah. >> raqqah is about the safest territory that currently exists. >> >> reporter: all three have been threatened with execution including a young american human rights worker whose name has not been made public. they have sent an open letter fo isis pleading for her lifife toe spared. >> thank you, brian. >>> now we turn to the new pictures coming in on another big story, that serious earth quake back here at home and napa valley. families are on alert for aftershokz. there's a video shows what it was like to be home sleeping when the ground started to shake. cecilia vega in the quake zone for us tonight. >> reporter: the violent shaking sent families running for cover. surveillance video capturing that moment at 3:20 a.m. sunday at this music store. drums fly, the ceiling crumbles, while nearby this b

he is fighting off accusations himself that he hacked the , aputer of a blogger well-known blogger, andlf had been receiving leaks from the government about their enemy, and he is denying it all. election had been looking pretty boring up until now, if you look at one of the recent polls. the national government is well out in front, and the potential alliance between the opposition labor and greens party really a long way off claiming power, so alliance is not on that chart, about 2.5%, but with it injection of the energy, has certainly enlivened what was otherwise looking like a pretty dull procession to victory for the prime minister, john t. >> thank you for that, in sydney. closer to us, hong kong pro-democracy protesters, saying that they would use force if china does not meet their demands. what is being decided, and is this really a moment of bravado, saying, bring it on? >> it has been going on for a couple of years now, and they have yet to. we are getting to the showdown, and china will decide on this for the elections to choose the hong kong chief executive. they had promise

if you are a blogger or tweeter and you are creating content, you have the opportunity to get paid toout anything from makeup to cars to soda pop. >> or to music? >> for to music. >> how did you end up meeting ted? >> we met about a year and a half ago. he knew what i was doing as an independent artist. "big time rush" is signed to a major label. sound amp is a way for companies to connect with artists or bloggers, stuff like that, anyone who has any sort of social influence, and even fans who have a big social influence. it allows them to connect and have them advertise something from their brands easier than having to go through 10 different people. they can connect to the person via e-mail. they can exchange words about what they think they're tweet is worth. >> this is almost like trying to create an ecosystem where word-of-mouth is turned into a product or a service, but it uses the internet to connect people, so it doesn't matter where you are. >> yeah. he's got 2.2 million followers on twitter. that reach is incredibly valuable to advertisers. they are willing to pay thousands,

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. >> i'm a stylist and blogger. >> i read that all the time. >> i'm a street style blogger. >> let's get starter, sophia vergara, my particular opinion, smoking hot. it almost looks like a statue. you start. >> she milk it up. she's still sexy but she wear mermaid cuts and this mixes it up but still that what you see from sophia. >> white was a huge trend. i loved her. we always see he heard in that dress so she brought that sex appeal. >> she looks amazing. the dress complimented her body excellently. >> she gets up on a pedestal. >> she looks like a statue. >> yes. >> she could use a victoria secret angel. >> yes. >> thousands of dollars. >> you know who i like robin wright, house of cards. >> she was so delicious. >> wow, look. >> she is killing it. this is a fashion line. she's in white but jump suit. she stood it up. >> even though she looks like david bow i. >> it is sleek, beautiful, i love her white. we are seeing that white. it is a nice clean lines. >> do we have a wide shot of it. i don't remember. >> it was a jump suit. she looks amazing in the white. everything was simpl

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joining us now is jonathan clark a blogger in st. louis who does news analysis for website politics in color. >> hi, how are you. >> great on my end. i have a bunch of questions for you. what is your reaction to the back and forth, the latest police news conference. let's start there. >> so i think the thing that we need to understand first of all in order to frame this is understand that something that one of your soundbites said just earlier before me, you talked about a verdict. if you understand that, that there is a possibility, a strong possibility that an indictment could come out of this, and that there could be a trial, there is a jury pool that has to come from here. there is this consideration now, there is the possibility that we've got to consider that could any of this information that's being released now about some link between a robbery and michael-- >> i can see what you're saying. >> could this have anything to do. >> and to taint a perspective jury pool. >> not just here in st. louis, but also not just here in st.

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evenainstream media -- american mainstream media tends to look down on bloggers. what do you think is the role of the asian-american lobster in covering our communities? considered myself a traditional journalist and never intended for that to happen. without going to the journey of the blog itself, it has evolved over time. now i see myself -- i never really rake stories, but i come across stories that i would like to amplify, i would like to get out, and i understand there are a lot of asian-women americans -- asian-americans who read my blog. they're not coming to other mainstream sources. i sort of composite, it in one place quoting one person's perspective. i said that before, but is the role of the town crier in a lot of ways in that i see a lot of stuff -- i feel like a lot of my audience is not strictly asian-american, but there is some value in having this asian-american community news in one place. that is the role -- i cover a lot of different kinds of popgs, crime, a lot of culture stuff, because that is hatei am personally in, crimes, also racist stuf

has dad convinced on this day that some blogger is coming to the house to interview his dad, larry, becaused's a car guy, of course. because watch when dad shows up. he's driving something pretty sweet himself. watch this. >> whoa! >> they even interviewed dad. sometime they bring up the idea of the hudson hornet. what would it be like to own one of those? >> because i learned to drive at an early age, that's why i love that particular car. >> dad's already crying! >> they ask him, what would it be like to have one? >> can you picture yourself in a hudson? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. can't wait. >> this is the big moment. garage doors open. they have him turn around. >> holy [ bleep ]! >> yeah. what else do you say? >> he's stunned. he's stunned. >> he doesn't even take one step toward it. >> it's like he saw a ghost. >> right. he's frozen. >> of course, some man tears as well. >> congratulations. >> oh, they're crying! it's so great, crying together. >> we've got them both joining us via skype, eric and larry. welcome to the show, guys. >> hi, guys. how are you doing? >> tell us about the sea

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they disputed basically what the bloggers and "huffington post" in particular put out there. they are saying that is not the case that we changed it. do which believe them. >> i do believe them. >> you do. >> facebook is kind of in a weird position here because everyone is worrying that the younger generation is using instagram and pinterest and other things. >> which they are. >> everybody wants to get into facebook and everybody is worried about facebook and their implications for children. we don't talk about what is going on with instagram and potential predators and inappropriate content there kids are getting access to. all these services have this kind of a threat. it is a tough time for being a parent. >> at the end of the day, really quick, we didn't even get to this, share you some facebook users actually said. this is what agent mooky, cute said. when will they reactive say eight chat. i won't download another app just to chat with facebook on my phone. i had numerous bugs that make the app unusable, make me unable to use facebook at all. those are literally two co

any blogger can start a site. there is no limitation of space. likewise with radio. there is limitation. if you get a slot on the dial you have an advantage. you have -- what you're saying is the competitive advantage is having to come from technology. it is the ability for editors to make content more quickly. pages loading faster and better data to optimize your site. the way that you build competitive advantage is in technology. that is why we have a focus on building technology. that is why companies are focused on that. >> what is the future role of technology in media? >> you cannot tell a good media company unless you have great technology. >> is that limited to the platform or is it beyond the lab form moving forward in terms of hiring data scientists? >> we build a lot of the tools we use everything that allows us to make a better product because all the pieces fit together. some sites -- everything is powered by some other start up and they are stapling them altogether. that is a better approach. i think there will be some startups that into modifying the l

that has prompted a well-known journalist and blogger to analyze the reactions of his fellow dutch citizens. many tweets call for an immediate military intervention. >> your neighbors could have been on the plane, your nephew. everybody was touched by it and in a way hit by it, so this brought out anger, and twitter is an easy way to do it. you do not always need to think first before you send out a tweet. >> tweets included calls for vladimir putin's. or, who has been living in the netherlands with her dutch boyfriend, to be deported -- vladimir putin's daughter to be deported. maria putin, who reportedly owns this penthouse, left a day after the plane came down according to neighbors. tweets about protests in front of the house proved to be m.d. threats as people realized the young woman could hardly be responsible for the disaster, but the mood in the country is that someone should be made accountable. that is important to the families of the victims, says an organization that is helping many of them. 190 three dutch citizens killed in a single belligerent act -- a unique situation for t