with the world and fortunately he didn't get the chance to get that big audience that's for sure conde nast moments were forced tonight in the german city of crows always thank you. we're here now in the studio with me is rafi obo song a security and terrorism analyst with the german institute for international and security affairs it's good to see you again we are talking there it sounds like what we saw today in holland was an attempt to be a copy of a copycat crime if you will of what we saw in christ church earlier this year do you agree well that's pretty obvious i mean think goodness the perpetrator wasn't as well prepared and armed and effective as what happened in christchurch and as we also just heard authorities think fully also better now to stop the spread of such material. but yes it's still possible and this person's so far seem to have acted on this is very difficult to prevent we heard from the interior minister here in germany tonight that this was indeed an anti-semitic attack what does that tell us about the strings of the far right the neo nazi scene in germany well unfo

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news has gone live to a select 200,000 audience and that includes all the publications, really conde nast, fox, nbc, abc along with the "new york times" as well. that's part of this 200,000 audience. apparently one of our producers, dan hilton, has a live facebook news app now on his facebook, there you go, on the facebook app. now, what's interesting and different about this, facebook is willing to pay licensing fees depending on which publication we are talking about, but the "wall street journal" reports that news corp entities including wsj will reportedly make sums up to double digit millions of dollars. this is something a lot of publications have really i guess criticized facebook for because most of the news has been shared by users, shared for free, mind you, and these corporations want to be paid. they are paying their employees to write the quality pieces. we heard from mark thomson and mark zuckerberg. he gave us another reason why facebook is launching this new service. >> most of the rest of what we operate on is helping give people a voice broadly and making sure that every

the big ones, abc, nbc, fox, "new york times," also bloomberg, everybody, conde nast as well.s is interesting because in the past, we've heard media barons, i won't name who, said we should be paid for our content given that most people get their news on facebook and social media. ashley: takes a lot of money. susan: that's right. now they are willing to pay up, facebook is. let's see how it goes. ashley: they will pick people at random? 200,000? susan: there's probably an algorithm. ashley: quickly, good move for facebook? >> absolutely. they have the eyeballs. the question is, how are additional ways to monetize that. news always makes sense, compared to making blockbuster films, news is still the most expensive. of course, looking from the other point of view, what does this do to the small grassroots newspapers around america who won't be able to enjoy those licensing deals. ashley: david, thank you. thank you for your comments on this interesting friday start. thank you very much. deirdre and susan, you will stay with us. >>> quick check of the big board. we have turned a