with the law of european digital markets, it has not been possible to use reza, which is considered a competitor to the twitter social network. law europe's digital markets require companies to comply with the red lines of the countries of this union in order to provide services to european users. in the ceremony of the reserve of the revolution, 180 nomadic martyrs of razavi khorasan province were honored. the nomadic community of the country was honored for the first time . khorasan razavi nomadic community gathered in ayeha complex. in this conference, everyone has a close or distant relationship with the 108 martyrs of razavi khorasan nomadic community. my wife's nomadic life depends on the unity and cooperation of family members. to save themselves, the system of revolution and defense is a duty, but we are proud that it was necessary and it is necessary now . nomads in the country have offered 11,500 martyrs and this is one of our honors. the great conference of the reserves of the revolution has been held with the aim of communicating more and familiarizing the authorities with

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just one more thing to say about this, it won't be available in the eu because of the digital marketrecently come into force. meta is worried about getting sued because it will be transferring data from threads to instagram and vice—versa. still lots to unpack, very difficult to know how successful this will be but a real moment here in san francisco. james clayton reporting there. two authors have filed a lawsuit against a research lab behind chatgpt. they allege the copyrighted books were used to train the chat but without their consent. open al was sued in a class—action lawsuit for allegedly stealing private information from online users. the boss of energy giant shell says a cutting—edge oil and gas production will be dangerous especially when international demand risks exceeding current supply. he made those comments to the bbc�*s business editor simonjack. important to recognise, last winter a lot of the reprieve came from what was a warm winter and two, before we are able to let go of that, we need to make sure we develop a new energy systems of the future and we are not yet

greg so you concerned about this issue in relation to the digital markets?> in general we are very concerned about competition digital markets yes. >> might last time here i also did touch on another issue which is dark patterns. amazon primus reached a point it's practically impossible to avoid. ftc took amazon to task for using a series of digital tricks or dark patterns to enroll people in prime without their consent or to prevent people from canceling their prescription this is something i hear a lot from my constituents about. lester the agency reported that quote more and more companies are using digital dark patterns to trick people into buying products and giving away the personal information. how common is it for online companies use these dark patterns? >> enforcing through our work we have seen it is too common. we see companies using these tricks. our staff published a report going into detail the different types of dark patterns that we see. they are tracking or trucking og people into making choices they are not really seeking to make. to make

we take with us all the objects that are present on it and, of course, we use the most modern digital marketingmotion. including in the market of other states 70% of the budget. we spend on the russian federation market in particular for promotion. if we talk about inbound tourism, is it still, or belarus enjoys in great demand from the russians. the fact is that belarus is an already formed brand. this is a name that really has its advantages and people go to belarus because they know that here the price -quality ratio is optimal and there are really more and more supporters of such a holiday. so in august belarus will host the second games of the cis countries as a tourism industry. may take advantage of this opportunity we are now on preparing for this event. this is a big sporting event. world is not only sports for the whole country, and since the center-resort company is the tourist operator of this event, we have prepared a network of excursions that will be carried out from all the cities where the games are held and can be used. this is for the fans. in particular. we are working with

just one more thing to say about this, it won't be available in the eu because of the digital marketmeta is worried about getting sued because it will be transferring data from threads to instagram and vice—versa. still lots to unpack, very difficult to know how successful this will be but a real moment here in san francisco. and before we go let's quickly check how japan's market is doing, down byjust over i.3%, market is doing, down byjust overi.3%, below market is doing, down byjust over i.3%, below that 33,000 mark that i have been telling you about, it was the highest level in 33 years on monday after very strong economic data but a bit of profit—taking happening, but also they are taking their cue from wall street, let's show you how they ended. all the main indices flat to lower and of course a lot of investors watching closely about what the fed said about rate hikes but also the economy's resilience. that is it for the programme, thank you so much for watching. bringing you different stories from across the uk. they are society's places of punishment and rehabilitation but o

the shift that's going on in digital audio now, the publishing side, it's gone from being niche market to being an absolute huge business for publishers. we've had double digit growth, 20% growth for like a decade. and audio it's really become extreme important. libraries had digital audio from the outset. there hasn't had some of that. i mean, were e-books have been sort of a flashpoint audio is usually been available in libraries. i just, i really i'm wondering what can tell us about digital audio use in the library? are you still doing physical audio as well? is it all digital now? and popular? is it so much has changed has audio leveled up to? and i guess i'll i'll start with you again, lisa, of physical audio. i had to think back. what does that mean? and yeah we're still buying books. cd. i think i think the budget's going down. i often say that the card determines what we stop doing. so when stop producing cd players them, then i give it ten years and then i get rid of the format, like memory cassettes. that's what happened same things we're, we're, we're circulating physical dv

the companies will have to coordinate with the federal antimonopoly service transactions in the digital market 7 billion rubles. small companies from the donetsk and luhansk people's republics, as well as zaporozhye kherson regions will be able to obtain the status of a small and medium-sized businesses in a simplified manner, the relevant law was also signed by the president today until june 10 next year, enterprises from the new regions will be included in the unified register, according to special regulations , we are talking about companies that operated on the territory of the dpr, lpr, kherson and zaporozhye regions on the day of their admission to russia in our country to obtain a residence permit. now it will become easier for some categories of citizens to decide whether to cooperate with foreigners who have entered into a contract with the russian armed forces during conducting a special military operation, as well as foreign specialists, in addition, foreigners participating in the svu are exempted from passing exams for knowledge of the russian language , knowledge of the history o

this is the digital market site and the objective is to make markets more open and objective. of courseview for eu rules because meta can take in vantage of the data of that customer base it holds in order to boost its own service to the detriment of others and that is a source of concern under european law. i also wanted to ask about consumer appetite in all of this as well because if we look at some of the reaction including in the uk, of course, which has recently left the eu, some politicians have been celebrating the fact that they have access to the app. do you think there is a world in which the eu could be too heavy—handed in regard to regulation? i heavy-handed in regard to regulation?— heavy-handed in regard to regulation? i don't think so. actually we _ regulation? i don't think so. actually we have _ regulation? i don't think so. actually we have taken - regulation? i don't think so. | actually we have taken many years for europe to start raining in big companies. for too long they have been let off the hook and now it is high time to start regulating these companies that af

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this digital marketing is a really expensive tool and coming to our site is polite. we promote the platform, respectively, we promote everyone. who is on this site, so this instrument. the promotion already understands our accommodations what they can use and we are now seeing such an active increase in properties. we are already in order. we will soon approach 500 objects on our portal. that is, this is quite a good and already large figure tourism economic environment, a program in which we speak in understandable language about complex economic processes in the country from abroad, see the full release on the youtube channel of the tele2 news agency. and at the end of the sport, we are zaslavl reservoir continues to bring out the best in canoeing and savings - the open championship. belarus gathered the strongest athletes from all over the country today at 9:00 am 25 minutes, the fourth day of the competition starts , you can watch the live broadcast on belarus 5 tv channel , i remind you the day before, eight sets of medals were played for the best among women in

earlier we spoke to dan sodergren, a digital marketing and technology expert.se it is. it's a stripped down version of it. and let's be fair, microblogging is not as actually owned by twitter, and it's not really a new idea. it's not a particularly complex piece of technology to build. there are other things like mastodon that do this and blue sky, and there's lots of other competitors to twitter. but of course, mark zuckerberg has done a fantastic thing by linking this to instagram, which means distribution is its kind of killer feature. it can then grab hold of the 2.3 billion people that instagram have got, and just by a couple of clicks, you can actually follow the same people you follow on instagram. so this is the reason why it's gone so viral, so very quickly. and that's an amazing thing. you know, first time first time tech founders think about product, second time tech's tech founders think about distribution. and mark, of course, with everything else that he owns has cracked it. interesting. so a glowing review so far. and what do you make of the timi

the digital markets are different. companies face incentives and engaged in these strategies. between what the theory says and what the doctrine says and what we are living in actual markets and that's where legislative action will be. >> time is expired. gentlemen from california is. >> welcome to the. what is your job? >> i have the honor of serving chair at the federal. >> what you do and that will? >> help manage the agency overseeing bureau of consumer protection. >> where you get the authority? >> congress charged that in the subsequent legislative amendment. >> was that you? >> that's back to 1914. >> we talked earlier about litigation enforcement costs. for you it agency in charge of protecting consumers enforcing the law and going after individuals consumers and taxpayers? >> we are a government agency keeping every dollar we have to protect from illegal practices. >> let's talk about mainstream, through washington. i get scam calls everyday, robo calls. seniors get robo calls, veterans get robo calls. how are you working stop these calls from happening? >> we have you

just one more thing to say about this, it won't be available in the eu because of the digital markettter is worried about getting sued because it will be transferring data from threads to instagram and vice—versa. still a lot to unpick, very difficult to know how successful this will be, but a real moment here in san francisco. live now to caitlin chin. she's a fellow at the center for strategic and international studies where she researches technology regulation in the united states and abroad. welcome to the programme. what do you make of threads? have you signed up? i do you make of threads? have you signed up?— do you make of threads? have you signed up? i have signed up 'ust a you signed up? i have signed up just a couple _ you signed up? i have signed up just a couple of— you signed up? i have signed up just a couple of hours _ you signed up? i have signed up just a couple of hours ago. - just a couple of hours ago. have you played? i just a couple of hours ago. have you played?- just a couple of hours ago. have you played? i have played. i have have you played? i have played.

that along with a slight improvement in the digital app market helped it turn a net profit of $18.4 billionrter. its cloud business also enjoyed strong positive momentum revenue. and musical chairs at the company, google said its finance chief would become its chief investment officer starting in september. meta is also due to report results after closing bell on wednesday and the focus will likely be on guidance around new offerings such as threads and its ai chat service. earlier i spoke to someone who explained what the current focus of meta might be. the meta—verse has been a disasterfor them. they lost almost $13 billion on it last year. they are still important in the vr race but apple have come out with a robust piece of hardware and i don't think the metaverse will make any money for them anytime soon which is why we see them pivot to going after twitter and, more recently, going full steam ahead into ai. i wanted to ask about al. it is getting rather crowded and microsoft and alphabet now trying to make money out of it as well. in your view, what will likely be the model? ad suppor

joining me now is technology and digital marketing expert, dan sodergren. of venture? well, tiktok has got something _ of venture? well, tiktok has got something like _ of venture? well, tiktok has got something like 1.5 _ of venture? well, tiktok has got something like 1.5 billion - of venture? well, tiktok has got something like 1.5 billion users. | something like 1.5 billion users. it's been downloaded 3 billion times a few years ago it not google off the top spot of the thing most searched for. if you are 16 to 24 it's probably one of the most important social media applications in your life for the in fact, shocking statistics about how long people spend on air. the average userin people spend on air. the average user in that age group spends more than one hour a day on there and goes back onto the app 15 times. if you can imagine someone doing that everyday and also to buy things they are very well suited to do this. whether they can compete with amazon, remember of course it's about generational thing at. at the end the day my daughters child so she

extremely difficult and one conversation that happening -- that is happening now around the state of digital markets. given the challenges of never being able to get back what has been lost or being able to quantify it, historically, if you go back to the legislative debate, that is why congress [no audio] peter: let's turn to recent cases. the noted philosopher michael tyson said everyone has a plan until they are punched in the face and the historical success rate in court cases of ftc berries. you correctly note that you lose every case -- you leave every case you don't break. i am wondering how you think about, how -- are you thinking about adapting your approach in the face of recent court decisions or full speed ahead? chair khan: we in federal court have lost two merger cases. we have brought somewhere between 13 and 20 and have gotten abandonment. in the scheme are -- of our merger program, losing two are ok. we only bring cases that we think we should win. every time we have that setback, we look closely, where could we have done better and use that to inform our approach moving forward. so

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dollar of capital in the business in a factory, hiring new people, in customer acquisition or digital marketing. every incremental dollar invested is invested based on the expected return. that is captured by the return of capital investors we come from a world a decade where rates were so low that it is all about the spread. what is the cost of capital compared to the return i expect to generate on the capital if the cost of capital is almost zero, it doesn't matter what the expected return is because the spread is there and i'm happy. >> we are all in the environment now where rates continue to rise the other point is when it comes to market share, companies with 20% market share it sounds like investors need to do homework before putting money on the stock anneka treon, thank you for the time >>> we have more to come here on "worldwide exchange," including the one word investors have to know today first a live report from lithuania where president biden just arrived for the nato summit >>> we layout the names to watch in the a.i. wave >>> later on, getting set for the high stiakes hri oeangn

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the stricter -- the digital markets.ding that they get it better themselves, it is relative. you are using data from instagram over to threads so if you are in germany, spain and italy, you will not be up to access threads when it goes live. alix: i thought we should do some instagram videos or a threaded, you can say i can't, stop bugging me. guy: i don't know. the u.k. is no longer part of the eu. so maybe we will be making exciting videos. what we're doing right now is an exciting video. but i take your point. that this could act as a bit of a research and. i don't know how the u.k. will respond to this or how it will work. it will be interesting to see how it goes and how much demand there is out of europe. i'm looking forward to all of the exciting videos we are going to make. alix: i've been trying to get him to do this for a while. stopped for a bit. caroline: we know that when brexit occurred, the u.k. user agreements -- it is likely they will be able to have it. have their own data protection. guy: this is good

s-4 capital is digital marketing agency founded by sorrell, who is known for wpp, released earnings thaties called disappointing. the cut guidance, citing we heard trends for advertisers, especially big giants cutting advertising, shares falling 21%. these shares are down 90% for the high. a lot of earnings to digest and we have more ahead, this is the busiest week for stoxx 600 earnings. we will get luxury names, the some glassmaker mix basically every pair of sunglasses that exist. how will china play into that? we get you the labor before the bell. -- we get unilever before the bell. we end the day post market with another luxury goods name, which has had a meteoric rise over china's success. kennett hang onto that? there have been wobbles in the equity share price as of late. kailey: let's get more on that now. european luxury names are reporting this week. erwan rambourg is joining us now, he has a price target of 1025 euro. thank you for being with us, what are you expecting from these results? where are the strengths and weaknesses? erwan: i think it is the bellwether for the indu

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what do we think of the digital ad market?i'm sorry, quickly, i mean, look at this stock first of all, caleb silver, they own, i think, i'm pretty sure -- >> ic owns it's cheap here. and this stock has gotten crushed, but now it has this, sort of again, we talk about rounding bottoms and bearish to bullish four mrmations if they can integrate these brands better, this stock is just too cheap at current levels >> how does that chart look to you? >> it's surprising to me it's cheap, because you have this very big upmove and fresh breakout, sort of a higher high, higher low setup, so -- it's quite attractive and it does follow a turn around, so, it's fitting in with that theme >> sometimes a holding company or a con gglomerate trades at a discount, and that's kind of what's going on here people don't know what to do with some of the pieces. dot dash is growing pretty quickly and there's a view there's economies of scale here, so, on valuation, there's no question, if you look at multiple, it's hard to find. >>> ahead on "fast," l

one conversation around that digital markets of never being able to get back for being able to quantify historically if you go back with the legislative debate at the white congress. [inaudible] >> are going to come back. let's turn to some recent cases. noted philosopher michael tyson of mike tyson said the historical success rate with very but some are three quarters. you correctly note. so i'm wondering how you think about are you thinking about adapting yourhi approach in the face of recent court decisions? or full speed ahead? crack so we in federal court have lost to merger cases. we have brought somewhere between 13 and 20 depending upon how you count. so in the scheme of art merger enforcement program we think too is okay obviously we want to bring session going for in cases we should win, that we can win every time we have a type of setback we look very closely at where could we have done better, were to be fall short when you step to inform our approach moving forward. some of these setbacks have been interesting. even instances where we did not actually win the limiting limit

that along with a slight improvement in the digital app market helped it turn a net profit of $18.4 billione last quarter. its cloud business also enjoyed strong positive momentum revenue. and musical chairs at the company, google said its finance chief would become its chief investment officer starting in november. —— september. starting in november. -- september.— starting in november. -- september. starting in november. -- setember. , ., september. matter is also due to reort september. matter is also due to report results _ september. matter is also due to report results after - september. matter is also due to report results after closing l to report results after closing bell on wednesday and the focus will likely be on guidance around new offerings such as max reads and its ai chat service. earlier i spoke to someone who explained what the current focus of meta might be. the meta— verse has been a disaster for them. the meta— verse has been a disasterfor them. they the meta— verse has been a disaster for them. they lost almost $13 billion on it last year. it is still important in the

markets ," time for our stock of the hour. alphabet reporting earnings after the bell. investors are going to be watching for signs of recovery in the digitalrket. course there are plenty of questions right now about the core search business as alphabet deals with a competition from a growing list of ai rivals. a senior analyst from morningstar joins us with a preview read a lot on that agenda. what are you going to be watching for? >> even the short-term but the impact of generative ai, whether it is from microsoft or from chatgpt, on the overall search. of course initially to begin with, you expect less ad spending this year anyways, but in terms of how the commercialization of those products may have impacted search, that's one of the most important things. and youtube, whether the monetization has actually picked up and therefore may have accelerated a little bit of a recovery or growth rate if you are adding revenue. those are a couple of things. the third thing is we look for further improvements for the whole year, actually, in their cloud business. if you think about it the emergence of ai, specifically generative ai, requires a lot

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that meant along with a slight improvement in the digital era market determined that profit of billions strong positive momentum revenue there and rose 20% and musical chairs of the company, google separates finance chief would become its chief investment officer starting in september. mentor will report its earnings on wednesday and the focus will likely be unpaid and surround offerings such as its rivals and ai chat service. i spoke earlier to talk about what meta's current focus is to. it is been a disaster they almost lost $13— is been a disaster they almost lost $13 billion last year they're still very important in they're still very important in the vr — they're still very important in the vr race but we have ample come _ the vr race but we have ample come up — the vr race but we have ample come up with a very robust biece — come up with a very robust piece of— come up with a very robust piece of hardware. i do not think— piece of hardware. i do not think the _ piece of hardware. i do not think the meta versus going to be making any money for them anytime — be making any money for

well as the obligation to disclose information in the cryptocurrency industry . that the digital currency market needs more regulations to protect the interests of investors. thank you for your participation. i invite you to attend a public meeting of parliament members in the future . dr. salehpour, your excellency, on the first day you came and was introduced to the parliament, i presented a program. i brought your program today in the age that our colleagues said in the program and now today and evaluate what happened in our economic commission due to the importance of issues related to the country's economy, one of the important capacities of the country's economic system in the world today. in line with economic growth, they are using it. we asked questions to put it on the agenda, and naturally , we carry out actions for us based on the schedule. now the life of the 13th government is reaching two years this summer, it has almost been two years of the government , but your performance in the common wheat branch is the lowest in our opinion compared to the growth that should have been done

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and there is in front of the house of commons, the digital markets bill that's going into committee stageave report stage later in the year. i have put down or will put down an amendment at the report stage to ensure that banks cannot close down the accounts of customers on the bafis accounts of customers on the basis of their political opinions. and i'm now joined by a member and senior advisor to reform uk, ben habib, who also happens to be a former brexit party mep . and this seems to be party mep. and this seems to be a problem that only affects those on the right. i haven't heard of any members of the labour party or of the people who want to get us back into the european union. having their bank accounts closed. >> it extraordinary. you >> it is extraordinary. you know, who is of know, anyone who is proud of being british is patriotic, believes in an independent, sovereign united kingdom and wishes to protect our borders , wishes to protect our borders, wishes to protect our borders, wishes to protect our borders, wishes to deregulate, cut taxes , is give betterment to the prosperity

i'm going to put an amendment down the digital will digital markets bill that will come report stagereport stage slightly later the to and later in the year to try and protect your position protect people in your position so the banks can't close your account because it doesn't account down because it doesn't like views. metro like your views. or as metro bank said, somebody allegedly we don't don't our don't you don't share our culture. about culture. and i don't care about my bank's culture. i care my bank's culture. i just care that my get cleared and that my checks get cleared and money into it. and out of it. >> you know, we've had some since i sort of broke cover on this. a lot of other names have come out that have had problems with and a lot of small with banks and a lot of small businesses emailed me desperately i really desperately, i mean, really desperately, i mean, really desperately one to speak desperately with no one to speak for i'm pleased at for them. and i'm pleased at least doing that . we've for them. and i'm pleased at leassome doing that . we've for them. and

the digital tools of the month the does it the $100.00. estonia has the most unicorns in relation to population in europe. unicorns are startups with a market value of at least $1000000000.00. estonia has become the catchphrase for the countries digital economy. to fix that goose tennis is on that one. so this is database already be on. so hardy disappearance if in all services i provided online . be that health, education, or finance? see so everything pop back into the dark stone. you cannot go back to paper, assist anybody from the systems just don't work like that anymore. some of our stung them a lot on this is why we have data embassies outside our country. like my get it to work with me on this. a mass of cyber attack or something similar happens, we can reboot our country from outside our borders, easy was get by the put the put them in there to be taught. because a is speaking from experience in 2007, estonia was the victim of the 1st politically motivated russian cyber attack. not only did the country defend itself valiantly get emerged from the conflict even stronger. today, the nato cyber security center is located in tollen uni