digital data washes over is from on. sides we carry devices everywhere they connect us with loved ones coworkers and ultimately the entire planet. smartphones computers and tablets a constantly seeking our attention and our use of both as technology affects our brains and indeed our lives. these digital tools act as electronic leashes and cause cognitive overload and stress especially in the workplace researchers are only now starting to measure the effects that digital media have on people what can we do to cope. today half of the world's population uses the internet exchange one hundred fifty billion emails per day we are submerged in data and this causes i'm president of levels of stress. that's too much information to process it comes into fast and in volumes that are not humanly possible to handle that combines the course of your stress. with with those of stress a civil suit. has written a book on how to survive in our digital society. blames information technologies for the increase in stress in the workplace. now

has written a book on how to survive in our digital society. blames information technologies for the increase in stress in the workplace. now days the well produces as much information in two days as it did in all of history the quantities are so vast. that they become abstract. here's a comparison france's national library is one of the biggest in the world it has about fourteen million books every second data equivalent to two such libraries is distributed on the web that works out to sixty three million french national libraries a year. i see you know we're living in an age of the wild west of technology where we've got all these different applications and devices and people are switching back and forth between all these different devices and applications it's really like the wild west because it's chaotic. we're faced with the paradox the devices that should be simplifying our lives actually seem to complicate them. how did this happen how has digital technology revolutionized the world of work. that's what cindy fell yo a researcher in inf

that digital deluge flooding of thanks much of. we will have to find ways to limit the harmful effects of information overload including the disruption of our attention span perhaps most importantly we have to reclaim the right to be disconnected. for sarah willis playing the horn is a passion. and perfect joining her on her journey is musical discovery. in huts the bro in denmark and we have a very danish episode plan today the danish string quartet are playing danish folk songs in denmark or danish them back. in fifteen and d.-w. . on a hike along the river elbe. more and more. one of the most very paths in europe. here's the challenge to discover nature and culture using muscle power. thirteen w. . i don't like you know but don't most. don't want to sit on your. mia son mia who loves it. starting october fifteenth on t w and online. she's look it was a shock and i have to admit i was disgusted by main door to. it in russia you can make money with homophobia. they fixed a piece of wire to my little finger and switched on the curr

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let's dig a little deeper into bitcoin and other digital currency is going to bring in the first very outspoken government official a financial regulator who many years ago raised concerns about how digital currencies would go forward joining me now former u.s. attorney commissioner bart chilton barr thank you so much for coming in to talk about first off let's get some in straight there have been. you have been out there very early talking about this and a lot of people are timing it now but there are often you know various concerns you support digital currencies and you've said that for a long time why i do and i but i think a lot of people think i'm such a naysayer in that i'm talking about how you have these consumer protections that they think i'm against the right acknowledge and i don't i mean it's like one of the you know coolest innovative projects that we've had with you know doing this transfer of money and you're talking about the value i mean the legend of bitcoin is that once a couple or a token was created the guy bought a couple of pizzas with it so it's certainly incr

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all must carry a disclaimer which is both disclosed to the buyer but this does not extend to the digital ads like those that run on facebook. the russian government exploited these loopholes in the 2016 election's russians were able to take advantage of the antiquated campaign finance ruleintegratede misinformation campaign on facebook, twitter and google. they targeted their ad sometimes posing as community activists with the intention of turning americans against americans. they thought that this was a congressional district in the state fake news. the last time the federal election commission updated these regulations was april, 2006. more than ten years ago. that was before the iphone had been introduced into twitter was still in development and facebook was only for college students. in fact 35 of the members were not yet in congress myself or the chairman included. much has changed in that time. a presidential candidate use twitter to wage a presidential campaign and it is time we recognized in today's world television and radio are not the only media carrying political ads. i'm co

digital on facebook. as usual we leave shift through the exit with the internet find of the week today skateboard acrobatics. jose angeles loves navigating urban obstacles in it unconventional fashion for example using skateboards. he's got quite some acrobatic talent. in. this and he's got plenty of skills to show off but he makes an impressive parker who are one or two every. last piece. of. video artist devin graham has recorded the incredible stunts using his eight k. cameras we make the most of. his devon supertramp you tube channel has plenty of spectacular extreme sports videos on offer. shifts says break a leg. and next week on shift. social media has become very important in countries that curb free speech that's why many satirical cartoonists in the arabic world take to the internet middle eastern web satire next week on shift. john says surf. it's a brand new trend in germany stand up paddling with your dog. and a bit of training on the land the rover is ready to ride the way it's up to the cat

shift living in the digital age. coming up freemium gaming an app for gore makes and skateboard acrobatics. but first cyber bullying these days many youngsters are getting abuse via text message messenger service or social media but more and more victims are fighting back and make their plight publicly known. as poland loves chatting to friends every day the thirteen year old spent several hours online then one day he began receiving abuse on his smartphone from a text messaging service that keeps the sender's identity secret they sank at eskom diablo i think it happened because i supported a fellow student who was being bullied that's how it probably started by me of a song on funk time it was fun so in the beginning it felt kind of we're going to school knowing someone in class must've sent these things in. school but i didn't know who it was that this new guy still victim to cyber bullying something that one forward. german students come to experience most victims are teenagers twelve years old and above once torm

is that it's taking the digital. traineeship half. the holton archive is the property of the photo agency images which was founded in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight a staff of twenty five worked to make the stocks of images available to the media galleries and private individuals. they're responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos from the shooting of fritz lang's classic movie metropolis. now you've got the very famous shots that everyone you know will recognize and maybe certain shots that you don't recognize you know this is where it becomes even though it wasn't shot for that purpose. fewer than one percent of the pictures have been digitized so far. for twenty five years now richard davis has been working to increase that percentage here digitizing is more than tossing a picture into a scanner the generated files have to satisfy the most demanding criteria so the process can be very involved and time consuming for example making a decades old faded negative look like it did when the photo was ta

shift living in the digital age in this edition of self driving minibuses intelligent households dry only this and looping silly red box but first video games that explode political and social issues combining entertainment with serious themes. follows the life of a syrian refugee and allows game as a direct insight into his life. this innocent looking game uses a sixteen bit retro look to depict the very real dangers of war the game enters the conflict zone in syria before making their way to europe. the game's protagonist is actually. a twenty one year old syrian refugee who now lives in the austrian city of salzburg. he fled syria via turkey three years ago and was forced to leave his family behind. i was just like. trying to escape that as much as i can with playing video when there's a lot first and it's war in syria and you're eighteen more than eighteen years of. the military if you're going to join the military it's either to kill someone or kill situation or scenario. both wasn't an option for me. so he left and his passion for video games made his life in australia easier t

>> it's high single digits right now is the guidance, not mid-single digits. even with that, they have had a hard time getting there and they were calling on the last call making the point that comparing it was high. i made the point over five years they're still looking for low double-digit growth. the compare is always going to be 10% i don't think that they need to think about it as a high compare, but they were calling that out in general, you have potential competition coming in. you have the shift from enterprise to the cloud, which is deflationary. you have growth even where they're looking at it more and we've seen margins come down as long as -- at the same time that the growth has come down as well and i think given the stock performance, it's broken out of, what, a 17-year trading range? i have to believe that at least buy side investors are looking for more from the data center than what has been currently promised and i'm not sure we'll see that tonight. >> let me ask you about nxpi which you downgraded today. >> yes. >> but you keep the price tar

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i get asked a lot the most important digital skills i need today.nswer to that for our students is, don't you want to be equipped for the skills you will need tomorrow? we know what is needed today, but we know they will be different five years from now. the concept of agility, a growth mindset, is super important. that is the approach we take and how we teach our students and think about the learning process. cory: finally, talk to me about what the students look like. >> our average age of students is 40 years old. we have everyone from people in digital marketing to people who have their own businesses to writers looking to found their own business. what they all share is a common desire to be relevant and compete in this new digital landscape which is increasingly on the internet. how do i get eyeballs so i can reach new customers and succeed in ways i could not through traditional businesses? cory: and they do not have to go to optometry school. great stuff. thank you, steve cadigan. cool stuff. shares of t-mobile climbing in friday's session.

digital thanks and as always at the end of shift. exit our internet find of the week this time a rocketeer takes off name oh oh oh oh oh oh for. american film. good heavens graham lovesick stream sports so we can never be asked twice before trying out a jet. propelled by a device on his back using jets of steam he flies over the california scenery. on you tube the video of his aerial adventure took off big time to within a few months it picked up nearly half a million clicks there's nothing quite like flying high. and next week. in estonia passengers can catch a ride on private list buses but you won't get anywhere in a hurry for the time being the vehicles are moving around the capital of tiling at a walking pace transportation of the future next week on shift. coolly flossy he doesn't use christopher cooper as needs powerful and influential women. centric if they were seen for success. there for you an example following the father of one who thinks her son would have to commend to be successful don't call me bossy new series on mad

shift living in the digital age. coming up videos to make your skin tangle visual illusions on instagram and a bird's eye view of the clouds but first vehicles of the future will likely be driverless but they won't go into volume production for a while city traffic remains a challenge for developers and not everyone is keen to give up control of the wheel . the future of autumn ability seems dreamy driverless cars that take people from a to b. while they work will sleep at is frankfurt international made to show auto manufacturers showcased concept cars with self driving capabilities but some risks remain techno. we are capable to do it but we haven't fixed the part of the day we don't have safety. in the connection between so many participants in that traffic that it's in principle the vague you have autonomous driving an. autonomous driving on the motorway is already technologically possible laser scanners radar senses cameras ultrasonic sensors and g.p.s. technology allow self driving cars to monitor their surroun

a story that is in process because as you know when you go to the digital digital technology this is both ways is in and out so you have to allow information to come in and also for your own people to communicate outside so this is a tug of war that is still happening because in the middle is as i said the security interests that china thinks it is it has to take control of so it's going to be that story is going to be like that still for the years to come. digital technology is part of the globalization that china is is doing but globalization in measured terms in china's terms and as it continues to grow do you think china will eventually overtake the u.s. as the world's biggest economy and if so when. oh that's right i think it's quite soon i would say well the estimate is by two thousand and twenty well the problem we have in the world now is that you have europe that is due in delaying in terms of economic growth you have an uncertain economic growth taking place in the u.s. you have japan that is just you know kind of modeling through so then that gives all benefit to china so

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a need for a much stronger productivity growth so i am quite confident that the digital technologies will actually improve productivity in the economic system in germany first of all secondly we have a population particularly a working age population that is retiring in large numbers over the next few years and in this context digital technologies and further modernization of our business processes interactions with clients all over the world will actually facilitate growth in germany rather than be a problem ok an optimistic you look so at a chief economist of the k f w banking group thank you very much for your analysis thank you e.u. authorities are said to look into allegations of sexual harassment these female stuff there reported several incidents including rude talk and groping not unusual as a poll by germany's federal anti discrimination agency found it shows that in twenty fifteen nearly one in two women experience sexual harassment as defined by law more than half of them were harassed at work for minority comments to unwanted physical contact business parties seem to be e

digital thanks and as always at the end of shift. exit our internet find of the week this time a rocketeer takes off to name oh the famous american film. you're deaf and graham loves extreme sports so we can never be asked twice before trying out a jet. propelled by a device on his back using jets of steam he flies over the california scenery. on you tube the video of his aerial adventure took off big time to within a few months it picked up nearly half a million clicks there's nothing quite like flying high. and next week. in estonia passengers can catch a ride on private most buses but you won't get anywhere in a hurry for the time being the vehicles are moving around the capital of talent at a walking pace transportation of the future next week on shift. it's a wild week on v.w. there they didn't think they couldn't do the complete to kill everything revolves around our animal kingdom and a two legged fans. with small black spots on incomes of whites they always cut a handsome figure out how the deal make sure get its name we try

most of our content is now delivered digitally. and the biggest things we can do there are let people know where the information has come from. what is the source of the information? the biggest issue from my perspective with quote, unquote, fake news is that it comes out of nowhere. people don't know where it comes from and it's fed to them in the same way other legitimate news is fed to them. the best thing any platform or news source can do is be clear about where the news is coming from, what the source of it is. >> just out of curiosity, do you, with print media, you said you want to provide a safe and trusting -- do you feel like most of your readers feel that way or trust what they read? >> i think they do find it is -- we have an extremely loyal and actually growing audience for our news product. the audience for our news product is bigger than it's ever been in history across all the platforms. and the fact of the matter is, people want credible information about their world and community. and they primarily come to us to

i think you will see digitization change the future. the startups will seat inclusionary possibility for people to participate in this transition. when i look at a company like sprinkler, is there a market transition going on. a parole mod until somebody she or he can bounce ideas off of. can they like we did at cisco become the number one or number two player. who are the lighthouse players. can i help a company dramatically grow. to be their business partner and advisor, that will be exciting. maria: one of the issues larger companies are facing, they can't possibly mine all the data out there themselves. sprinkler was able to mine a lot of date ar. talk to us about why this data is so critical. >> if you think about digitization, it isn't just the $500 million device it's getting the information to the right person at the right time to make the decision. that's where artificial intelligence and the cloud comes in. it allows you to mine the data and allow you or a machine to make the decision. the data is you and i are going to run in

i think you will see digitization change the future. the startups will seat inclusionary possibility for people to participate in this transition. when i look at a company like sprinkler, is there a market transition going on. a parole mod until somebody she or he can bounce ideas off of. can they like we did at cisco become the number one or number two player. who are the lighthouse players. can i help a company dramatically grow. to be their business partner and advisor, that will be exciting. maria: one of the issues larger companies are facing, they can't possibly mine all the data out there themselves. sprinkler was able to mine a lot of date ar. talk to us about why this data is so critical. >> if you think about digitization, it isn't just the $500 million device it's getting the information to the right person at the right time to make the decision. that's where artificial intelligence and the cloud comes in. it allows you to mine the data and allow you or a machine to make the decision. the data is you and i are going to run in

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when people do advertising on a digital platform, they fill out some form, upload the copy. that form gets stored somewhere and it gets pushed out, right? >> that is a good summary. >> so there is an electronic record of it? >> that i cannot speak to. >> could there be an electronic record? >> i imagine. >> could it get exported to an excel spreadsheet or google sheet? >> i imagine. >> and if you already own a website, publishing a spreadsheet or google sheet, how much does that cost? >> give me that again? >> if you already own a website, how much does it cost to publish a spread seat -- spreadsheet or google sheet to that site? >> you can upload that relatively simply. >> zero cost, right? -- would youus disagree with any of those or agree with mr. rothenberg's comments? >> yes. >> i am curious to know what burden we are putting on someone to publish the information of who is advertising. all, the ads that are going on to my wordpress blog, if i enabled it to take advertising, are not being bought. are not being sold by me directly. i have nothing to do with it. is the bur

is that it's taking the digital. traineeship have. the holton archive is the property of the photo agency images which was founded in one thousand nine hundred thirty eight a staff of twenty five worked to make the stocks of images available to the media galleries and private individuals. they're responsible for gems like these original film still and studio photos from the shooting of fritz lang's classic movie metropolis. now you've got the very famous shots that everyone you know will recognize and maybe certain shots that you don't recognize you know this is where it becomes even though it wasn't shot for that purpose. fewer than one percent of the pictures have been digitized so far. for twenty five years now richard davis has been working to increase that percentage here digitizing is more than tossing a picture into a scanner the generated files have to satisfy the most demanding criteria so the process can be very involved and time consuming for example making a decades old faded negative look like it did when the photo was ta