a reporter is a tech blogger a tech reporter you know. they're operating in this weird kind of market that we haven't explored yet so they basically figure we can do what we want so no i don't think it by give anybody a check but there might be something there and that's exactly what you know media becoming more digitizing all these rapid technological advancements i mean we're seeing consumers have more choices than ever before which seems like a good thing to have all these choices but the flip side how do you know which you know which outlets you're turning to are are accurate or if some of these reports are misleading or if there is a conflict of interest here that leads to the seller exactly and you know and here again i mean you have a situation where you know again it's not that clear cut the usual situation where the reporters and you know it and again as a blogger reporter are being subpoenaed or subject to these court orders it's the parties to a suit that's been solved amused by the dispositive jury verdict. so i mean this bein

and google denies any accusation is a bribe to bloggers to make them support the web giant in a high profile court case. news from russia and around the world this is our see with me thanks for joining its first syria's deputy prime minister says foreign military intervention would be an infringement on the right of the syrian people to decide their own future the colemans came after a meeting with russia's foreign minister in moscow to look at a political solution to the ongoing crisis but as i listened cough enough now reports western media came up with a rather different picture of what was actually discussed. i want to play to you something that the syrian deputy foreign minister had said during the talks that was grossly missed interpreted and exaggerated in fact in some of the news headlines there are. recommending resignation as a condition before conducting any dialogue means that you can't attend to the matter at hand the dialogue can discuss any problem i don't we are ready to talk about anything even question can be discussed but a resignation before any mechanisms in plac

john goes shopping with a popular mommy blogger who shows us how to shop and how not to shop for back to school deals this year. >> reporter: hopes for big improvements have faded the past couple months, shoppers cut back their spending in may and june and summer doesn't look much better. that is good news for back to school shoppers. >> target, wal-mart, sometimes we buy -- >> reporter: ellen and a lot of moms are watching the budget closely this year. mandy stevens hopes to keep her spending below last year. >> it'll be last. >> reporter: they see the average family will spend $600, to trim that she turned in to a mommy blogger. >> it's about planning beforehand. it'll help people. >> reporter: the first tip, know what you need from the school's list. then beware high priced character items. >> [inaudible] characters, justin bieber, different stars, they are on the list. >> reporter: have a beating heart for bieber? these notebooks and backpacks can be twice the price. >> lue pay more because it's a character binder or folder. . >> reporter: limit the kid to just one. another, grab

were bloggers paid to say nice things about two tech giants? scott mcgrew is here and has been watching this one very carefully. >> you recall oracle and google have been fighting it out in court. oracle said google used computer xoed it shouldn't have. the judge in that case issued an unusual order. he wants to know if google or oracle have been paying bloggers to write nice things about them during that trial, and he wants names by next friday. oracle has already voluntarily said it's paying one blogger. it should go without saying journalists should not be taking money from the up company or people they are covering, but some bloggers and analysts do. in fact, there are whole businesses built around that. in principle you should know you know that up-front. >>> take a look at this. this is a screen of the iphone. one is the iphone and the sorry the samsung. one of the charts the jurors in the pattern case under way in san jose federal court were shown. that's the iphone on the left, by the way, if you're playing at home. apple has been showi

were bloggers paid to say nice things? scott mcgrew has more. >> you remember oracle and google are fighting it out in court about the android operating system. the judge in that case has issued an unusual order. he wants to know if google or oracle have been paying bloggers to write nice things about them during that trial, and he wants names by next friday. oracle has already voluntarily said it's paying one blogger. it should go without saying that journalists shouldn't take money from people they cover. some bloggers and analysts do, and there's a whole business built around that. in principle those bloggers and analysts should make sure you know about that up-front. >>> starbucks have invested in san francisco's square. $25 million, a really small amount of money, but howard schultz the head of starbucks sits on square's board. this is huge for square, because starbucks obviously one of the biggest retailers in the world. quite the endorsement. square's technology will let you walk into a starbucks, your first name an

public right kevin really appreciate you staying on top of this case that was kevin just stole a blogger for firedoglake and that's going to wrap it up for now but you can check out our you tube channel youtube dot com slash artsy america or follow me on twitter at leas wall we'll be back here at ten. stop and look at current events unemployment the national debt. ceiling government. ask yourself does it really matter who wins with billions created you can gamble with your money or turn it into solid gold. request the gold and silver investors god. call today eight hundred two five seven gold. max kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah now i know i jamie diamond doesn't come on the show and stacy max the first headline might have something to do with that economist appearing on max keiser show forced to resign this is on forbes magazine max and in an email confirming the action sandeep jaitley explained to me apparently they don't want to burn bridges at the gold standard institute and i take this to mean bridges with large benefactors and partners however jaitley is unfazed and vows to c

the always-surprising journalist, author and blogger, ta-nehisi coates. i'm maria hinojosa. this is one on one. ta-nehisi coates, you're one of the senior editors for the atlantic monthly, you're a blogger, you live on twitter, you wrote this wonderful memoir called the beautiful struggle, about your relationship with your d. it's great to have you on one on one. >> thank you. i'm honored to be here. >> hinojosa: so, put those two things together. i mean, did you say, "i'm going to be a writer," and then all of a sudden you realized that your life was on the internet or...? >> no, i wrote off-line, in print, for about 12 years almost exclusively, and it's so funny. colson whitehead has this recent piece about writers who complain that twitter and blogging is going to destroy their writing. and it's actually a split that i never really understood much. i love print, and i like blogging and i like tweeting. you know, i like a lot of things. and so it never really struck me as being in contrast or even being a problem or, you know, it being two different worlds or anything like

the public right kevin really appreciate you staying on top of this case that was having a stolen blogger for firedoglake well that's going to do it for now but for more on the stories we covered you can check out and our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america we post everything on there all our interviews on line and follow he can also check out our web site that is r t dot com slash usa and you can follow me on twitter at liz wahl for now have a great night. wealthy british scientists are. still trying to find the. markets. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into counties a report on. imax kaiser this is the kaiser report yeah now i know i jamie diamond doesn't come on the show stacey max the first headline might have something to do with that a condom. just appearing on max keiser show forced to resign this is on forbes magazine max and in an email confirming the action sandeep jaitley explained to me apparently they don't want to burn bridges at the gold stand

. >> and in the allegations, it was a serious credible blogger. bob sutton sat in that seat. it's easy to say, well, bloggers, you know how they are. but not realize this guy is a big deal. and he's being critical. >> if you look at the idea of a viral barometer, that would have scored incredibly high that we need to take this seriously and start to mobilize our response. but again, united and progressive, these are fundamental breakdowns oig in how the business is run. accountability, both issues. no one wanted to take ownership of this child. nobody wanted to officially acknowledge that this was a problem or even apologize, which all the best business strategists, apologize and make amends. >> united did issue a statement saying they had apologized and here it is. we reached out directly to the family and we're reviewing this family what they describe as not the service we aim to deliver to our kucustomers. they were able to make a statement and get out in front of it. and in the end, the ceo would say what are you talking about, it was hours later. but in the speed of soci

google denied accusations aid bribes bloggers to make them support the web giant in a high profile case google has been sued by the oracle corporation for violating parts into law and its use of untoward software. and up next inside to use segment and today he talks to the head of the belgium based seaward friendship association chris johnson so the main the same that regional tension in the middle east and why the current conflict in syria is now at the center of it. today we're joined by christiane sen he's an analyst specializing in the middle east particularly syria renia relations and he also founded be a syrian a friendship association here in belgium about four years ago thanks very much travis for yes for joining us today the first question i'd like to ask to establish the basis of your opinion you established this is so c.h.m. syrian friendship does that mean you were considered pro assad as you had been portrayed in the belgian media i'm considering me as pro syria pro syrian people i'm convinced that the only way to get out of this crisis out of this bloodshed is by following

bribed bloggers to make them support the web giant in a high profile lawsuit wasn't just a few minutes our business update. or a float shares and sell food produces traders russia joins the world trade organization today and its lower tariffs will get more people here flowing before was one cutting fertilize the subsidies a bad news we speak to expert in business in the world ten minutes time. ecuadorian president rafael correa l. says he might turn to the un's international court for help with resolving the case of a chilean assignments it follows comments by a swedish justice ministry official that wouldn't be handed to any third country if there was a risky to face the death penalty there that after the u.k. have threatened to enter the ecuadorian embassy in london and arrest him the wiki leaks editor has been staying there to avoid extradition to sweden for questioning over alleges sex crimes which he does to now laws carry from the u.k. a pirate party says sweden's assurances are not firm enough for sarge. coleman stay in the embassy but it's difficult to see how we will get our u

oracle which began last year has taken a fresh twist a court ordered both to reveal the names of bloggers who were allegedly paid to comment on line in favor of their companies and google have been sued by oracle for breach of intellectual property law and its use of underage software so google firmly rejected claims that it had bribed online commentators to make them support the company in the case the court has set a new deadline for evidence to be disclosed and journalism professor at georgetown university christopher chambers believes the internet giant has serious question a stance there's been a jury verdict in the copyright and actions this is after you know the smoke has cleared this judge is doing this it's it's utterly utterly. unprecedented i do believe and there were there's smoke there's fire thing and because oracle who had lost you know who was the plaintiff you know had you know one or two people that they said they had dangling there must have been something there must have been some of camera as they say in latin to the judge that you know something was going on here or

to talk more about that double standard on leaks and more i was joined earlier by kevin goes to a blogger firedoglake take a look. well i don't know that this case we actually have a leak although i the point would be that fucking using gaging are things it's engaged in investigative journalism and as they're carrying it out right now this is a form of journalism that they and so has called into question in the past and i think that there's another point to be raised about this particular story which is it's unclear what material fox news actually got so i think that they might be reaching onto material that was published by the washington post and that they've been covering the story for the fact that they that you know there are gender yet and certainly every news network os included we choose what to cover and what not to cover and you know it's a story that seemed to serve the purpose especially with yours of fox news but it just is interesting to me kevin i mean what distinguishes when it's investigative journalism and when it's too much information that the public should know. yes a

opposition steps up calls for a libya style intervention let's get more on this from a middle east blogger karl sorrow he joins us live from london thank you for being with us now there are reports that veteran fighters of last year's libyan revolt are now active on the syrian front line was wholly units fighting among the rebels now some experts are saying that the conflict in syria long ago ceased being a domestic war what's your take on that. i think it's a very complicated picture to be honest effectively what we have is. a story to regime that effectively has lost its control over the country but the alternative hasn't been born yet and there's lots of interference and meddling by outside forces trying to shape what this alternative is going to be unfortunately this meddling and interference is going to distort what the outcome will be is we're going to weaken the kind of the fork forces for democratic change that will come out of. the kind of take the place of that. regime and things like the syria they live their libyan fighters the fighters from the last years of conflict in libya

another person i talked to was an activist and blogger. he made the point that there are 12 million protesters that brought on line, that did not have internet access -- that were not online, that did not have internet access. he said people would post news about a protest on facebook and then the newspaper's and al jazeera tv would say these people posted on facebook. so all of these people that were not online but seeing the television or the newspaper were getting this report. and facebook gets the credit. but ignoring his more traditional, older media that actually got that word out to a lot more people. he said in a general that al jazeera was an important force in getting the word out and that over the years of drinking a certain silence that was in the media in the middle east. ing a surge ineaknig violence that was in the media in the middle east. probably none of us want to live in a city that does not have a daily paper. and what the loss means. i think we also have to look at it in this longer chain of events of the fact that th

cap and a stolen blogger for firedoglake joins us now kevin welcome so i want to get your reaction to this very heavy handed security we are seeing over there in tampa. right it's the standard i think to see this now we have a national security state and the united states that wants to show itself anytime there is what we call a national special security event and it definitely puts a lot of you know imposes on people who want to go out and exercise their free speech or engage in first amendment rights something that civil liberties organizations and lawyers from groups like the national lawyers guild and i hesitate to bring to the public's attention as they go there and watch how police and other security forces handle demonstrations now we also here in our time we cover a lot you know drone and their expansion being use here within the last especially domestically now that they're use they're not as finding as much use abroad and we are we just found out that a drone will patrol the skies and monitor what's going on on the ground over there at the convention what do you think about

it was bloggers. here i want to talk about what we call the net-roots, and bloggers themselves call themselves the net-roots. the story behind the dean campaign was a story of destruction. -- disruption. let's think back to the 2003, 2004 cycle for a minute. 10 at democratic best candidates are vying to defeat george w. bush. among these candidates is gov. dean, who was running as an insurgent, outsider candidate, whose campaign centered on opposition to the iraq war as well as his claims to represent the democratic wing of the democratic party. a key part of this story is that pete net-roots, this online collection of bloggers, who were progressives looking to remake the democratic party -- they were upset by the party's illegal complicity with the iraq war -- elite complicity with the iraq war -- started to get behind the dean campaign. this was a forum for other folks to gather around dean's candidacy entirely independent of the campaign. these are the organizing tactics that the dean campaign woul

>> guest: use that peat marwick or kc mg became a baseball blogger and then a political blogger for he better at figuring out what was going on in politics and professional pollsters. c-span: bill james. >> guest: he created what are called safer metrics, but a whole new way of talking about is paul, now the boston red sox is regrettable. c-span: one of your favorite people the book is robert mcnamara. why? >> guest: robert mcnamara exemplifies everything wrong with your conservative or liberal, certainly for libertarian but the hubris, you know, the hubris of thinking you know it all. that is the enemy. c-span: what does it mean that you can do your own videos, but the menu to plan your website. were never going back to what he used to be. what do you think it means on a long-term basis? >> guest: what it means is i was lucky enough to grow up in a world much, much better than my parents and even my childhood i look forward to my kids enjoyed stuff that i can't even imagine now and we're not talking about watching old reruns on ipods. and the next 20 years or 30 years come in the futu

that blogger joins us now. hello, steve. >>guest: hello, thank you very much for letting me share my story. >>shepard: i have a buddy who did the caveman diet and he was in shape and still is. he put it that if a caveman could not get ahold of it, i don't eat it. >>guest: that is great. i believe that myself. >>shepard: that worked for you and you said so and north carolina is upset. >>guest: i tell people to eat meet and vegetables and in the state of north carolina that is against the law. the state of north carolina did a review of my website where they told me i could in the tell diabetics to do things such as reduce carbohydrates or tell them to stop seating grains and gluten and i could in the tell them not to eat certain vegetable oils. >>shepard: do you claim you are a doctor or you have training in this matter or do you make the claim you are sharing your own personal experiences? >>guest: i share from my own personal experience. i am not a doctor. i am not a dietitian. i am not a nutritionive. i have no medical tra

entirely and funding for nasa cut exponentially i was joined earlier by philip plait astronomer and blogger at the bad astronomer and we first discussed of last night's success was a much needed fresh start. well there's a lot of stuff going on in space right now in the us is not the only one doing it that's something to be aware of though any of curiosity last night was amazing it was incredibly complex mission that went off without a hitch and there are a lot of ways it could've gone wrong so that shows very clearly that nasa is still doing what it does best the problem of course is that they're being government cutbacks in its funding at the same time though we have private industry coming in and building rockets which are also having successful missions so there's kind of a weird economy going on there in the meantime as you said china is looking toward the moon and that's something we should be aware of and you said are we coming into a new space race well maybe you know what i really hope or not because i don't like the idea of racing other countries because that tends to. tends to ma

exploded on the internet i'm now joined by the host of artes website program why you should care blogger tim kirby coming back on the program a good to see you again today this has just exploded all over the world because anyone who has access to the internet can view it and partake you know exactly i mean it's one of these things where you know with this everyone can sort of. do their own little protest or do their own little thing and share it with everyone you know yeah it is getting very very big very very quickly that's for sure do you think you think peter all of it was right just now saying that some some people in the courtroom was saying that the girls from pussy riot their apologies would not sincere how do you recall the well their apology may be sincere in their hearts but logically it's very flawed because if you didn't want to offend a religion why would you do the protest of that nature in a very specifically religious place if they would have walked thirty meters i think it's thirty or fifty meters to the street i don't think we'd be having this conversation right now the

a blogger boasted ditching her 10 week old to go on vacation. >> how soon is too soon to leave the baby in the hands of someone else? one thing is sure. it's sparked a fierce debate. >> rebecca akler never thought taking a vacation would be controversial. >> i think a happy mom makes a happy child. >> she posted this article called i'm leaving my 10 week old to go on vacation she started a fire storm every one is going to have a opinion about something, including this. >> in the blog about the six day vacation to mexico she admits it is a vacation for me. since i can't read the mind of a 2-month-old baby i'm not sure he's going to miss me. she goes on to explain, yes, i'm ditching my baby. i think that from early age, i'm teaching him a sense of independence. >> it's not appropriate. i won't do it. >> i personally don't see a problem with her leaving her child. >> a fellow mommy blogger has a very different opinion. >> when my daughter was young spending a night away would have been more stressful than relaxing. >> some mommy read years saying that if you need a weekend away, after only

one mommy blogger talking about leaving her 10-week-old to go on vacation.meone else's hands? one thing's for sure, her writing has sparked a fierce debate. take a look. >> rebecca never thought taking a vacation would be this controversial. >> a happy mom makes a happy child. >> reporter: when she posted this blog called i'm leaving my 10-week-old to go on vacation, she started a firestorm. >> everyone's going to have an opinion about something, including this. >> reporter: eckler admits, it's a vacation for me. since i can't read the mind of a 2-month-old baby, i'm not sure he's going to miss me. yes, i'm ditching my baby. i think that even from his early age, i'm teaching him independence. >> it's inappropriate. >> i don't see a problem with her leaving her child. >> reporter: fellow mommy blogger, lindsay cross, has a different opinion. >> when my daughter was young, spending a night away would have been more stressful than relaxing. >> reporter: some mommy readers think she's self-indulgent. saying, if you need a weekend away after only ten weeks, you w

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i don't know if he fully understood that the investigative media intrepid bloggers, financial expertsld pour over everything. and now new documents are coming out. this is the sort of thing that i don't know if he anticipated but he should have. and had he released them long ago. let's put this into context why we need to know what is in knows documents, we can't trust what romney says is in the documents. go back to 1994 when he demanded that ted kennedy's returns. kennedy said no. then he ran for governor and he said wait a minute, kennedy is right, we should not have to release tax returns. and i did file which is an issue in that governor's race. then fast forward he did not file as a massachusetts resident but as an utah resident. eliott you've done more with your law degree than i have with mine but proving that an impeach a witness, lying before. >> eliot: let's put birtherrism and taxes aside. the convention is next week, and the moment that mitt romney is waiting for. if you could say to him here is one thing you've got to do. one issue you must address, give us your best sho

punc bloggers at media matters can have laptop and spread hate. these people risk their lives.ld respect them more. if you don't like the message, don't shoot the messenger. >> dana: obama made a mistake not saying i heard about it. i am not commenting on it. instead of saying i don't take them seriously. that's inside voice. you don't have to say that. it's terrible he said you have another tea party candidate. they are trying to connect some craziness with somebody from the tea party. rise above it. >> greg: somebody from the tea party is perceived as more harmful as somebody in white house leaking information that could get you killed. that the s the take-home message. the administration is full of leaks but the only holes obama want to fill is on the golf course. >> kimberly: nice. >> bob: that is a strong accusation. for those of white house like to comment on this because every time we comment on a former navy seal, we're indicting the seals. we're not. i am strong supporter of the seals. but this is the commander-in-chief. there are a lot of generals up there on top of h

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for more on the race for president let's go to craig crawfords politics blogger at craig crawford.com the author of "the politics of life." craig, always great to have you on the show. >> yes, i would say that ryan is a blip than a bump, but certainly not a bounce. >> eliot: we will who knows what it will turn into. we got a statement from somebody senior in the romney campaign today saying we don't want to put out specifics just specifics get campaigns in trouble. my first thought was man they're admitting they're trying to scam the public. they're not even willing to tell us what they believe. how do you understand this? >> well, it's actually pretty good politics against the challenger who wants to keep the incumbent's complain negative. i thought the romney campaign has done a pretty good job keeping it vague and not getting into trouble on specifics but they've boned that up because here is a guy known for his specifics, and they've spent the last week stalking about details of medicare in ways i can't imagine they wanted to. i don't know how they predicted that. that's what you

in new york addressing thousands of women bloggers: "you, women, should have control over the decisionshat affect your health, your lives, your careers." and in campaign ads: "i think mitt romney's really out of touch with the average woman's health issuee." democrats are tapping out a consistent drum beat, that republicans are a bad choice for women. three words heard repeatedly the so-called war on women. democrats point to rush limbaugh and comments he madd about women's activist sandra fluke over the issue of access to contraception. "it makes her a slut, right?" they highlight proposed gop funding cuts to planned parenthood and a call for a constitutional ban on abortion. and the outrageous statements of missouri republican senate candidate todd akin plays right into it. "if it's a legitimate rape, the female body has ways to try to shut that whole thing down." "you already have a lot of women voters outraged at what the candidates comments were. you already have a lot of democrats basically saying that they're not going to let voters forget about these comments." the women's vote

tonight we go shopping with a mommy blogger. >> plus, baltimore is famous for its crabs and natty bo.> so you're off tomorrow. >> yes. >> a niece beach day -- nice beach day. the beach forecast is showing 80s. >> see you tonight at 11. >> 78 degrees. unsettled. we'll be tracking storms at 11. gusty stormsian time after the lunchtime hour and that threat lingers with temperatures into the 90s. we'll talk about the storms and time them out on our future trend. ernesto down in the atlantic. >> ernesto, why does that ring a bell? >> they recycle names. >> all right. we'll see you tonight.

i talked to a woman named brabant À la moxie, an activist and blogger they are. know, i asked her what she thought of the importance of social media, facebook, twitter she said when people don't talk about is the importance of soccer hooligans. all the people that get violent at soccer matches. they said you could light a fire in three sections which is staring them prices. they said they said police informants in the crowd and i was very helpful in people organizing police informants in the crowd and i was very helpful in people organizing interior square. this created a lot of pressure on the government. i think it's important to think about forces on the ground and every person i talked to any chipset, you know, one thing that was most important was tunisia and that often gets forgot about your disinformation at me shake it these moments in time, whether it's tunisia, each at, occupy movement assert this really important function of breaking the spell. we are living at the end of history, this idea that change cannot happen, that we are stuck with whatever sys

i talked to a woman named brabant À la moxie, an activist and blogger they are.you know, i asked her what she thought of the importance of social media, facebook, twitter she said when people don't talk about is the importance of soccer hooligans. all the people that get violent at soccer matches. they said you could light a fire in three sections which is staring them prices. they said they said police informants in the crowd and i was very helpful in people organizing police informants in the crowd and i was very helpful in people organizing interior square. this created a lot of pressure on the government. i think it's important to think about forces on the ground and every person i talked to any chipset, you know, one thing that was most important was tunisia and that often gets forgot about your disinformation at me shake it these moments in time, whether it's tunisia, each at, occupy movement assert this really important function of breaking the spell. we are living at the end of history, this idea that change cannot happen, that we are stuck with whatever