dolby invests post script and desktop publishing and for 12 years the focus of technology was increasing production valus and making things look great. the pendulum swings the other way. then in 2006, apple comes out with the iphone and we start the pendulum back the other way. we have the first production value introduced. i believe to the first approximatation we'll spend the next ten years making content on the web much more differentiated and much more compelling and much more interesting and therefore more valuable. that doesn't mean that the songs pete wrote 40 years ago will be more valuable. he'll have to put them in a form that people say, wow, i got to have that. but the opportunity will be there. >> roger, you bring up the changes on the web. your band, we're going to hear from your band in a little bit has become sort of a laboratory on it. so you have a band, so what. my viewer is going to want to know. it's a laboratory. >> the key thing to understand is, when we formed elevation in 2004, bono had a plan for saving the economics of people like pete townsend. it was, we put

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it is here for the dolby here to new york historical society through april. so we didn't want too much government, but we want enough. what is enough and not too much is a source of constant debate. and so, what bothered me was the election was almost completely fact free and i think that is not good for us. and then i started thinking about the last 30 years in american politics, unassertive antigovernment paradigm had led us into one blind alley after another, arguing only about whether we should always be against more taxes and always be against more regulations and government would always mess up a two-car parade set of going to the end of working backwards. how to rebuild a country that is a country that promotes shared prosperity and new jobs and opportunities in broad-based educational opportunities for people of the 21st century. and then working back from that, how do you get that? if you look around the world of the most successful countries, they have both a strong economy and a smart and affect his government and they work together. so that is wha