peter chernin a traditional media mogul, president of news corp.eo empire and sits on the board of twitter and american express. julia boorstin sat down with chernin for an exclusive interview. over to you. good morning. >> good morning to you, simon. peter chernin continues to produce tv shows and movies his big bet now is on premium digital video. he's partnering with at&t to tacking future of content distribution saying that the fact that everyone from facebook to twitter to vessel are now competing with youtube, provides a great opportunity. >> i think it's a great thing for distribution. you know i think if you look historically at the media business where contend owners have thrived, is where there are multiple distribution competitors. and i think you're going to -- we're on the verge of seeing that in the digital space. i think it's the fastest growing area of the media business. we are trying to build a digital television player of scale, i think something of great interest to at&t who has so many customers. think about the huge amounts of

headlines, names like chernin and bain and mark cuban.allas mavericks owner had interesting things to say about net neutrality. listen to some sound. >> it's hard to say there's never a role for government. trying to introduce things that don't need to be introduced. some people would say we want to keep it the way it is so it doesn't change. i've talked to the commission, presentations in front of them over the last 15 years and they change every few years. they're politically appointed. the uncertainty associated with that applied to the interset scares the [ bleep ] out of me. >> people had a lot of opinions about that. what was yours? >> you know, he makes a good argument. this is a really interesting issue and i think mark is super persuasive. i think he probably leaves out the fact that these are big companies fighting each other for power, and at the -- when -- when elephants fight the grass suffers. i think consumers, i think the thing we have to think about is how consumers get the best, cheapest, fastest broadband access and i'm