my mom is also on facebook and it takes time. but once they are on, they are adjusted to dick -- just as addictive as we are. >> once people doing, it makes a difference. my mom and 2003 was like, andrew, i want to learn the computer. i just said to her, mom, i did not mean to be mean that there are certain people that are just meant for the computer and certain paper are not. you're one of those people who are not. and now, on her own initiative, she is writing on my facebook what about how much she loves me and i miam like -- she is very spiritual, my mom very cheap teaches classes on spirituality on live web cast. she is using everything. being a kid with it. show some of the examples we had today. >> phyllis like most of our questions are coming in online. -- it looks like most of our questions are coming in online. >> the birthday girl's name is misspelled. kristen, happy birthday. >> they look like a waterfall of questions coming down as they were responding very him was like we have some great questioning going on. let me

i have seen the facebook logo. why would i follow you you on facebook?be a discount or a contest, but beyond that, there is nothing else left. >> that's exactly why it's the least asked question. hy would you want to followcc1: your yogurt. brands see facebook as another chan toll reach consumers and they are neglecting to think about why a consumer would want to follow and more importantly, why they would want to stay connected overtime. i have seen the pay off. next the number at the cash register. the relationship ends. >> that assumes that you are getting the pay off. >> assuming i have been motivated to like my yogurt. facebook or twitter. it's a fast relationship. it's not going to be something. >> here's the thing. we have to create community. how do you have a kmund over a fast relationship. yogurt is in or out? >> first time that phrase has has been said. >> a portion or a reason to build a community. that was the first take. got to build the community and maybe this is what we were talking about. if it was another topic, it might be there. >> a

revelatory experience on facebook. learned about the world. it was a rich experience. that's not what happens and it's not built to do that. it's built to give you a little compulsive tidbits and flash of dopamine or, you know, feel good, but it doesn't actually -- it doesn't change the way that you look at the world, and it's almost as if next to the like but in it was hard at first but it changed my life. [laughter] >> host: [inaudible] in tsa world, there is now an attempt to do that pre-commitment. i would like to say that i'm going to read that leader. there is an application that recently started returning the results saying in the past you said you wanted to read this leaders a you stretch out your time commitment. >> guest: that's the and, you know, where -- to be clear i'm not nostalgic for the good old days when there were editors who just -- >> host: i would not accuse you -- >> guest: but, you know, i do think that there are things that those media knew or learned how to do that not do the to have not yet m

in less than a year, facebook had nearly 1 million users. at first, the site was restricted, just to university students in the united states. in 2005, it expanded to schools around the world. then, the following year, all of the restrictions were dropped. and facebook's explosive growth began. in 2007, it went from 12 million users to 50 million. that doubled in 2008. 2010, brought the oscar-winning movie, "the social network," that dramatized the conception. the founders weren't always happy. this is hollywood. today, facebook has more than 750 million users. it's not publicly listed yet. but current estimates put the company's valuation as high as $17 billion, andrew. >>> we're going to stay with social media after the break. u.s. president barack obama just started tweeting to get his message out. we'll sit in on his first twitter town hall meeting just ahead. >>> welcome back. from cnn hong kong and cnn london, this is "world business today." >> it's nothing like the conferences facebook is promising. but u.s. president barack obama hel

the experience of facebook.i learned about the world, it was a rich experience, that's not what happens, and it's not built to do that, it's built to give you kind of a little compulsive tidbits that give you a little flash of dopamine or feel good but it doesn't actually -- it doesn't change the way you look at the world, and it is almost as if next to the like but in you want -- it was a hard slug at first but then it changed my life. [laughter] >> host: the writing icon in the essay world there is now an attempt to do that. i would now like to say that i'm going to read that leader. there's an application called news got me that started results saying in the past you said you want to read this leaders said they are trying to stretch the time commitment >> guest: that's where you can -- to be clear, i'm not nostalgic for the good old days when there were editors who just knew their stuff. >> host: i would not accuse you. >> guest: but i do think there are things those media knew or learned how to do that have

now you can do a chat or call without leaving facebook. this is big for facebook. i do not know it is revolutionary for the user. >> all the people using facebook -- i understand a lot of people are deciding they do not want to use facebook. do they want to have a chat and video conferences? i thought that was more of their work scenario. >> with this audience, with any audience, this kind of video chat behavior is for the minority of your interactions. if you are in a certain place, once you introduce visual and audio cues, you have to have a controlled environment. i cannot do a video chat with you while i am on the bus going to work. that is complicated. i can always do a text chat. this is a rich interface for a minority of your communications. but facebook once those to happen within facebook, and not have you leave to use your skype program. >> i think i understand the technical side of this. one thing that seems to be clear from the business side is it comes in the same week that google announced its social network. it is trying to take on facebook as well.

now, you can do a skype video chat or call without leaving facebook. this is big for facebook. this is not so revolutionary for the users. >> are these the kind people that actually want to have video chat and video conferences? i thought that was more of a work scenario. >> with any audience, this kind of a video chat behavior is for the minority of your interactions because if you are in a certain place, once you introduce visual and audio cues, you have to have a controlled environment. i cannot have a video chat with you while i'm on the bus. this is by definition a rich interface for a minority of your communications. nonetheless, they spoke with like this to happen within facebook and not have you leave facebook and have you use your skype program. >> one thing that seems to be clear is that the business side, this comes in the same week that google has announced its social network is try to take on facebook as well. who was winning that battle? >> if you measure this on sheer numbers, no one touches facebook. during the announcement, they mentioned they have 750 million

now, you can do a skype video chat or call without leaving facebook. this is big for facebook. this is not so revolutionary for the users. >> are these the kind people that actually want to have video chat and video conferences? i thought that was more of a work scenario. >> with any audience, this kind of a video chat behavior is for the minority of your interactions because if you are in a certain place, once you introduce visual and audio cues, you have to have a controlled environment. i cannot have a video chat with you while i'm on the bus. this is by definition a rich interface for a minority of your communications. nonetheless, they spoke with like this to happen within facebook and not have you leave facebook and have you use your skype program. >> one thing that seems to be clear is that the business side, this comes in the same week that google has announced its social network is try to take on facebook as well. who was winning that battle? >> if you measure this on sheer numbers, no one touches facebook. during the announcement, they mentioned they have 750 million

facebook says it will be powerful. facebook has over 750 million users who can now connect with skype video which is the global leader in this technology and just think of those who can benefit. for example, military families who are in different parts of the world and it could be a big boost for small businesses, especially since the technology is so simple. >> imagine all the people you have access to on facebook all your friends and family that you want to connect with? how hard it would be to kind of call them on the phone and get them to set up the right video calling technology. now it's super easy. that's why skype wanted to work with us to get to the biggest audience possible. >> reporter: now, facebook says it was better for them to join with skype rather than build this technology from scratch. there will be lots of fun snuff to roll out in coming weeks also so facebook users, heads up. sounds like this is just the beginning. anne, frank? >> it is very interesting. my first thought was why is this different f

video calling and facebook is rolling out to all facebook users in the next week. 1% will have. >> announcer: t right away. don't worry if you don't see it, you should within a couple of days. game sp. >> -- gabe slate, kron 4 news. >>> tomorrow morning fog expected close to the coast line and dense fog at that. temperatures in the upper 50s as you will see low 60s to start the day. fog moving to the coast be on the. 4:00, sunny skies but breezy and cooler conditions. fewer 90s tomorrow. we are only going to see one place that hits the 90s. first let's look that fog. fog into the east bay shores and north bay. oakland seeing the fog at 7:00 a.m. san francisco by 11 and there it sits till the afternoon hours. fog pushes back around 3:00 tomorrow. so no fog, clear that coast tomorrow. fog throughout the day. temperatures in the north bay are cooler as a result of the morning fog. 79 in santa rosa. 68 san francisco tomorrow. inland valleys. those will be cooler. 91 in antioch. 86 livermore. 70s for the bay shores and 80s in the shout bay. seven day around the bay forecast., cooling through the

facebook announced skype to do video chat on facebook and it's one-to-one video chat which you can share with a friend at a time and it's going to become a big deal. i don't think there is any question that young people in particular like doing video chats but you're going to have to be very careful about how much data you allow facebook to have because this will actually increase the amount of data you give them and it will also lead to stuff that -- where people adults and kids put stuff on video that you wish they hadn't done. >> definitely. >> and will regret later on. that's one thing with the facebook-skype partnership that we are going to see more and more. the second thing is google announced a new service recently called google plus which is essentially a direct challenge to facebook. i mean, these guys are the big two giants of this field right now. they are really battling each other economically. they do not always get along very well and they are now -- you are going to see google plus competing with facebook. >> certainly i heard less about google plus than the big facebook

that's a really powerful thing and you mention facebook wall facebook is a private company big coin is not owned by anybody the infrastructure is owned by the participants in the entire network right ok and they were the actual workings of big there's for those who are not familiar there's two sides to it they're the people who are purchasing the coins to be used in this economy and then there are the people who actually create the coins and the people who purchase the coins they essentially it's like any other currency transaction they put in their currency and they get bitcoins which they can then use for transactions on the creation side of the coin however this is something that is beyond the scope of this program to explain what the point is and many argue that it is purely digital and it could disappear at our beat and we had a crash recently and one of the exchanges of bitcoin not had nothing to do with bitcoin itself but on one of the recent exchanges how robust is bitcoin this exchange was one private exchange could and to go you have the money which is big coin which is separ

the facebook you put your data into facebook which they don't necessarily use you know in a totally good fashion big coin if you think about it is actually you are a willing participant in this network with the current financial system if i don't want to use the banks or i don't want to use put my money into feel money i have no choice if if i want to do business in the world but something like a big coin the whole concept is is that now i have my money on my computer and i can choose who i want to trust. that's a really powerful thing and you mentioned facebook whoa facebook is a private company big coin is not owned by anybody the infrastructure is owned by the participants in the entire network right ok and they were the actual workings of big there's for those who are not familiar there's two sides to it they're the people who are purchasing the coins to be used in this economy and then there are the people who actually create the coins and the people who purchase the coins they essentially it's like any other currency transaction they put in their currency and they get bitcoins

so to go to facebook like for a minute.ike is such a one -- such a -- there are particular things that people are easy to like, there are particularly things that are harder to like. the things that are easy to like, move across facebook more rapidly, things that are harder to like, there's no inherent reason to say there's also an important buttton. and in a way this is, you know, how do we -- we've learned so much on the tagging kind of world about all the different ways you can sort money. but it hasn't applied to -- >> host: to the social media, rye onically. >> guest: i mean, this comes up on facebook in the terms of facebook doesn't know who actually i'm friends with, who is my family, you know? the it would presumably be a better service if you could figure out a way to do that that was inon truce i. inobtrusive. partly, i think, there are -- you can get a big with gain by just sort of doing this first step and getting to, ah, you're male. we're going to show you more stuff about gadgets. but to get to the place wher

so what will happen to facebook? they going to continue to grow and be this be me moth for years on end or will they suffer the same fate of a myspace? >> excellent question.me moth f years on end or will they suffer the same fate of a myspace? >> excellent question. first of all, the secret ingredient is to leave out the parts you can be wrong about. so the key -- so now what am i right about? there are categories in social media. facebook is the current leader of that category of social search, all right? are they going to stay the leader? no. but the category will remain. just like who is the leader in -- >> until a new category emerges. >> yes. >> and they may be the leads e f that. >> exactly. so the prediction is i can't tell you facebook will, but i know the cat better will continue to grow exponentially. who was the leader in search in the year 1999? yahoo!. but someone else came along. >> but search still exists. >> and growing. google is the current leader. are they guaranteed to be the leader? no, that's a

since my parenta letter and said we started a facebook fayed -- a facebook page for the troupe. if that is the right word. you better believe that my parents both have facebook accounts in about 36 seconds. it was the first time they ever really felt like it provided them a very specific reasons and a very specific value add. in the same way that we talked to our friends about it, we have to talk to your parents about it in the same way a great big you could sit down with me and we could understand together how facebook works and i could show you about a facebook caused and i could tell you how to set up this profile. >> i usually get the opposite question. when i am talking to young people. how do i keep my parents off my facebook page because it is private and i do not want them to know everything that is going on in my life? making it a personal is probably one of the mt important things. our parents did not grow up with these tools. even more important than getting them involved is helping to educate them so that day at least supports you in your efforts to reduce social med

also new from facebook, what it calls group chat. way for you to get on line with many of your friends at the same time. >> you know, the average group size is seven people which is a good, intimate group, you know, that most common names of the groups are friends and family, which is what we wanted. one of the things people love to do is sclat with friends and -- chat with friends and family and organize events. >> reporter: both companies admits this is not new technology, but in the social networking world, we don't just want to have friends, we want to see them, too. at least some people do. i realize not everybody wants to see their friends on facebook, jessica. both video chat and group chat live on facebook right now. you can't video chat as a group yet. that is, by the way, a feature on google's new social network. jessica, expect the two to keep competing through the summer whether or not you want to use these features. >> you have to try to look good all the time. >> reporter: it's tough. >>> all right. hashtag history. pre

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you can get on the president's facebook page, you can get on the white house facebook page, each of your local elected officials, if you have issues your own community where there's pot holes in your road or there's crime in your neighborhood, you have immediate access to people in power who can do something about it through social media. you can create a facebook group and get hundreds of your friends to join it for an issue and people will pay attention. you have no lack of access or power, for the first time in history, in the entire history of the world young people have a voice. they have a seat at the table, they have a way of gaining access to people in power and to government agencies and to their local elected officials and to companies that make decisions that impact millions of lives. but with that access and with that power that's never existed before there's also a great responsibility. so i think that social media that was invented by your generation is going to change the world if your generation leverages it in the right way. >> that was anunsome spiderman reference, by t

since my parents a letter and said we started a facebook fayed -- a facebook page for the troupe. if that is the right word. you better believe that my parents both have facebook accounts in about 36 seconds. it was the first time they ever really felt like it provided them a very specific reasons and a very specific value add. in the same way that we talked to our friends about it, we have to talk to your parents about it in the same way a great big you could sit down with me and we could understand together how facebook works and i could show you about a facebook caused and i could tell you how to set up this profile. >> i usually get the opposite question. when i am talking to young people. how do i keep my parents off my facebook page because it is private and i do not want them to know everything that is going on in my life? making it a personal is probably one of the most important things. our parents did not grow up with these tools. even more important than getting them involved is helping to educate them so that day at least supports you in your efforts to reduce social m

facebook is entering the world of digital check. we will explain. >> it can start to deplete attention. it starts to overloaded. >> digital detox, how on plugging for a small amount of time might improve your health. >> thunderstorms are popping up in southwestern pennsylvania. the threat exists for maryland. it is 88 degrees and bwi. the humidity is 51%. >> dr. kim hammond is here to answer your pet questions. you can e-mail your questions to petquestions@wbaltv.com >> video chatting on your computer is certainly not a new feature, but it is new for facebook. they announced yesterday that video chat from skype will be offered to users. >> they really see that facebook has something they cannot get -- the engagement level of those users compared to the 125 million users that are engaged on spite -- skype. >> it could eventually become a premium service. there in the process of being acquired by microsoft. the arrangement with facebook has no bearing on that deal. do you spend a lot time on line? many americans struggle to disconnect

investment is a sign of facebook cashing out do you agree with that. maybe there's so much because we don't have all the figures we don't know much about facebook's internals they are not large enough in terms of the number of investors they're getting close but by the end of the year it probably will be they should disclose their finances. and so we're speculating about a block off base but we know that some companies have with ability to print money who both microsoft outlook. isn't there yet on the same level on the profitability is really low for the first valuations were during thinking around like eight hundred eighty to one hundred billion so i suspect that if it's drip expose them and you're not convinced that you're going to you're going to be able to produce the type of profit that google microsoft will do then you're the one exception of quickly as possible you're in there might be a bubble ok now you mentioned some of kind of the issues surrounding privacy and some of the more people have made their information private i'm curious because a

she posted this on facebook, free of charge. this is her quote. the america i know and love is not one in which my parents or baby with down syndrome has to stand in front of a death panel. catity, unbelievable. >> it taps into a general suspicion about the health care bill and the role of big government. she used facebook but she was expressing a public sentiment. >> and she had a quotable quote, the death panel thing. that was not just something -- that was something that was calculated, a strong quote, something that would bang in there right away. >> if you tweet it or on your facebook -- chris: how does facebook pick up a news item or something on this program? >> there it is. we have people who look at everybody's facebook page or follow people who tweet. and a politician now can say, we just passed this fabulous bill, isn't that great. or i just voted for this because i care about you. they don't have to have an interview with us. within seconds -- chris: if you miss a news program, you say, go to -- you say i want to see it again, there it

investment is a sign of facebook cashing out do you agree with that. maybe there is so much because we just don't have all the figures so we don't know much about facebook's internals they're not large enough in terms of the number of investors we're getting close though by the end of the early probably will be so they actually have to disclose their finances and so we're struggling with a black box in some cases but we know that some companies just seem to have this ability to print money google microsoft out for a look at this isn't period of the same level of the profitability is really low for the times the valuations we're hearing thinking around like be under one hundred billion so i suspect that if. you're not convinced that you're going to that you're going to be able to produce the type of profits that google microsoft out will do and you're going to want to cash out as quickly as possible you're in there for more in fact your bubble ok now you mentioned some of kind of the issues are surrounding privacy and some of the ad that more people hav

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facebook helped revolutionize how we use our computers., targeting vending machine autos check this out. it has filled the machines with office supplies like keyboards and screen wipes. >> employees swipe their badges and get whatever they need. company officials say the machines are a cost effective way to help the company keep track of supplies. >> facebook hopes to replace supply cabinets with vending machines by the end of the year. >> different technique there. >> and for you will of us here, thanks for watching. we'll see you tonight at 9:00 and 11:00. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating wle grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lowe our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announc ] honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. captioned by closed captioning services, inc. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's kids week contest

his final facebook entry. >> i just couldn't... i couldn't believe it. didn't seem true. i guess part of me probably believed that this would... that this would turn out to not, you know, be anything. and, well, i guess i was wrong. so... >> please welcome julian assange. ( applause ) >> smith: in the weeks before manning was arrested, julian assange was on the road promoting wikileaks. >> i'm not sure how many people here are familiar with the basics of my work. i will just try and go very briefly... >> smith: since 2006, he had already amassed an impressive record of leaking secrets... >> sensitive material, restricted material... >> smith: ...but the "collateral murder" video had taken wikileaks to a new level. >> one classified video can possibly stop a war... >> smith: the news of manning's arrest hit wikileaks like a bomb. >> that was terrible, that one problem occurred that we had always feared, which is one... that one of our potential sources would... would be exposed. they had this picture all over the internet of this re

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facebook is filling them with computer accessories. here's one of the computer vending machines. >> this is frictionless it. an employer needs something and they take the badge and they badge in. they have everything that they need. they have power supplies and key boards. >> facebook says they're cost effective by keeping better track of the supplies. the employees swipe badges and get what they need. the company hopes to eliminate supply cabinets by the end of the year. >>> the bw parkway is open tonight. it was shutdown for four hours. we have a bizarre attack near 195. a man armed with a shotgun beat at a mobile speed camera. the operator was inside. the worker got away. investigators are still searching for the guy right now. >>> robbers pretending to be cops, forcing their way into your home. that's the question tonight. it's happened three times in the last week most recent was tuesday morning on the city's westside. these guys wore official shirts and badges. then, people worried about what could happen if the real deal knocked

head to the facebook fan page and weigh n we have a fresh question for you at the top of the facebookimply saying, you've had one night to sleep on this, are you you still as enraged as you were or have you come to accept that jury's decision g to facebook and let us know what you think this morning. >>> a programming note, abc will air a one-hour special looking at the story from beginning to end. it's going to start at 10 and go right up to our show abc2 news at 11. again, casey anthony from beginning to the final verdict. >>> this morning, police in carroll county are look for a man who is accused of abducting a 8-year-old boy on the 4th of july. police say the man first assaulted his girlfriend and her 2-year-old outside the home before turning his attention towards her son. >> i opened up my door and he let her go right away and she ran out my door and ran in my house. and he come around the backside and was banging on my door thettening to take the 8-year- old -- threatening to take the 8-year-old. >> police are searching for michaeltere who neighbors say he has a long history o

. >> facebook overtook it.rlake is one of the investors. can the myspace brands be saved >>w with justin and other folks? well, that's the question that we're going to have to see how it plays out. one good sign is that justin timberlakedentally involved in the -- timber like delake deepl involved in the music industry. there's not really creative directors or cohesion of the product. justin timberlake is a media guy, and that's the roots of where it started. if they can bring it back with compelli compelling content that's original -- he wants to make it a place for celebrities and fans to interact with content, it could see a surge. it's not going to come back on the levels it used to be at. at one point it was valued at $1 billion. but if they can get an audience to come back and interact and be part of it, i guess you would say that would be a mild success. we'll see how it shakes out. i think the alignment. timberlake and myspace makes a little sense. >> listen, the pope now has made the leap doing his fir

. >> so much activity on facebook. almost blew a fuse. the twitter-verse erupted, all filled with opinions on that not guilty verdict. >> and we wanted to know what you thought about the verdict on our facebook page. nbc washington results are still pouring in this afternoon. here are just a few of them. julio rodriguez posted, talk about getting away with murder. i guess jose baez had the jury at hello. >> sanchez wrote, unbelievable, i can't believe this is what our justice system has come to. this little girl will never get justice. so sad. >>> bethany jones is outraged. she posted, she is definitely guilty. while the cops were trying to find her daughter, she was out partying. a real mother would help find her child instead of being drunk and partying. i'm so disgusted. >> and james mary writes, sorry, people, as a law student, not enough evidence. burden of proof, look it up. thanks to everyone who posted a comment on our facebook page today. >>> entenmann's, the company that makes the sweet treats, is having to do casey anthony dama

. >> i met facebook where they just announced that video calling is coming to facebook. >> they did not allow video camera so this was shot off of my smart phone. and facebook seem really proud, they call the easiest way to video chat through the web, i might have to agree, i did a demonstration and it was really quick and easy to get a chat up in morning. there are two ways to make a video call in facebook if you're chatting as someone at the top chat box and the camera icon just click on that to initiate the video chat. or you can go to someone's profile page and in the upper right-hand corner click on the call button. the other person will receive the request and if they accept it, it's that is when it's the--this shows the person, and you can see the camera of yourself in the upper right-hand corner, skype and the hon video chat, and the ceo was there to unveil this new feature. skype very excited that they will have a lawyer access to all of the facebook user. they will announce that they have 750 million users, video calling him in facebook and rolling out to all facebook users ne