and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this email address or just on facebook. seeek on the air espresso, death to the enemies, we continue our broadcast, it is no longer from the storage, the air alarm was canceled, so you can return to your usual life, hanna valevska, igor chicherinda, see espresso, i will tell you one piece of information specifically for the people of kyiv, for the residents of the capital, it is not very pleasant, the electricity deficit in kyiv may reach 30% and there will be more blackouts more massive, reports the press service of the company of the electricity supplier from the yasno group, as a result of the attack by the russians on the infrastructure of the electricity deficit in kyiv by more than 30% since disconnection of the state lasts longer, the destruction is serious , therefore we have a sharp deterioration in the situation with energy supply, the deficit can reach 30%. which usually consumes 1,000-1,200 mw, compared to the currently estimated available capacity of only 680 mw , the energy supplier explains. that is, almost half

and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this email address or just on facebook see you in a week on espresso broadcast death to enemies at 5 p.m. in ukraine news time on espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval and i will tell you about the most important events at this time to be ready for the sounds of machine gun rounds and anti-aircraft fire in zaporizhzhia, asks the head of the regional military administration oleksandr old women in the region, the ukrainian military has created mobile and stationary units to combat kamikaze drones, so during an attack on public infrastructure objects, it is possible to fire from small arms and anti-aircraft guns both outside the city and within its borders, and more than 70 people died in two weeks as a result of shelling in zaporizhzhia and the region. this was reported by the head of the regional military administration oleksandr starukh . houses, high-rise buildings were destroyed, the private sector, infrastructure objects, there are injuries, meanwhile , experts are eliminating the consequences of the destruction in the

and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this email address or simply on facebook see youespresso death to the enemies when its inhabitants and infrastructure unconquered cities of ukraine berdyansk pearl of the azov region gentle sea of ​​azov and kilometers of picturesque coast in the 16th century settlement of berditsa a reliable shelter for fishermen and cossacks near it in 1827 the construction of the pier began, and in less than 15 years the settlement was declared a city and renamed berdyansk during the second world war, nazi troops entered berdyansk and mercilessly destroyed its inhabitants and infrastructure and we know that ukrainians cannot be defeated berdyansk unconquered unconquered cities of ukraine odesa, a picturesque city on the shores of the black sea since ancient times, the territory of modern odesa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire, nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but the rashists are not get on my mother's nerves, she has a ukrainian heart odessa unconquered neither odessa nor the rest of ukraine unconquered wha

and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this e-mail address or simply to facebook see youhe first half of our program we will discuss such topics as what is happening in sevastopol cotton or provocation of the russian federation, we will also talk about why the russians lie about their progressive successes in the area of ​​bahmutom. well, we will also mention the topic of the scandal with the motor sich enterprise, because mr. boguslaev, the suspect, can now be exchanged or will he name the names of his accomplices, but we will start with the main such events on the front line against what did anzhelika prosovist say about sevastopol, let's talk about how russia can respond, because our guests in this part of the broadcast said, necessarily, the political columnist of the information resistance group oleksandr kovalenko greetings, mr. oleksandr, greetings, good evening, and serhii grabskyi, a military expert , a participant in the art scene, and a reserve colonel, congratulations . in principle, for the black sea fleet, oleksandr well , first of all, let's say that today

and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this email address or just on facebook. see ukraine odessa, a picturesque city on the very shore of the black sea, since ancient times, the territory of modern odessa was a delicacy for the ottoman empire and the russian empire nazi germany, and today for fascist russia, but don't be rash, don't get on my mother's nerves, she has a ukrainian heart unconquered unconquered cities of ukraine is cozy kherson pearl

miklushka's list and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this e-mail address or just on facebook. seeso broadcast, death to enemies throughout ukraine, air alert, except for the temporarily occupied crimea, so let's be vigilant, dear viewers, despite the morning hour, stay safe and go straight to safe places, the espresso team is already in the shelter and is ready to tell you about the most important thing at the moment, i will start with operational information from the ukrainian general staff the defenders repelled the attacks of the attackers nearby ternova in kharkiv oblast, belogorivka and zolatorivka in luhansk oblast, as well as in the areas of the settlements of lyman, ivan, soledar, novokalynove, ozeryanivka, pervomaisk, and pervomaisk, in donetsk oblast, the russians did not leave alone about 20 settlements, the enemy launched five rocket and 19 air strikes, more than 94 attacks from jet systems volley fire, instead, during the day in different directions, our defense forces landed an su-25 plane and an orlan-10 drone, several control points of the mozkovites in 14 concentr

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and if you want to tell me about traitors, write to this email address or just on facebook. seee, go to safe places, if there is a shelter, do it by all means, because at the moment there are reports of danger from belarus, and i am iryna koval, just now from the shelter i will also tell you about the latest news and events at this time. so, collaborators in the kyiv region were going to the capital. the border guards detained two men who had and kept anti-ukrainian materials in their smartphones. in the temporarily occupied territory, they also found out that a man was familiar with one of the militants, such as wagner, another man had russian rubles, mobile numbers of russian subscribers, went to the russian federation in july, and in returned in october, both of them were handed over to the competent authorities, the border guards are writing, they are relentlessly hitting the enemy in the south, ukrainian soldiers have carried out 90 fire missions in the areas of concentration of equipment and manpower of the russians, as well as in air defense positions, points of technical

want to share your information about collaborators, write to me on this e-mail address or just on facebook. see you in a week on the espresso broadcast, death to enemies. greetings, dear viewers, this is news, so together with the espresso team, i will tell you about the most important thing for this hour. an anti-tank mine was run over by a car of pyrotechnicians of the state emergency service, the head of the regional military administration, oleg synogubov, reported that the condition of the three wounded, the doctors assess the condition of the two injured as serious the victims have injuries of a medium degree of severity, the mine danger in the region remains very high, the local authorities emphasize in our homes , during the regular exchange of prisoners, ten ukrainian servicemen were returned, among them one officer, nine privates and sergeants . the body of an american volunteer, a veteran of the us army, joshua allan jones, who fought for ukraine and died in a battle with the russian invaders, was handed over disgusting food and 27 people in cells for six returns from russian captivi

want to share your information about collaborators, write to me at this email address or just on facebook. see in a week in on the air espresso death to the enemies on the air the program of the ukrainian service voice of america time there i am yuliya yarmolenko i congratulate the first two nasams air defense systems have already been manufactured and are ready for transfer to ukraine this was announced in the company that is engaged in the production of installations is expected to find new air defense systems on the defense of ukraine soon, as the pentagon previously said, the provision of these capabilities will mean that the ukrainian armed forces will switch from using soviet-style systems to the nato system. who are joining ostap's broadcast congratulations congratulations so what are the advantages of the system systems and when exactly can we expect them to arrive in ukraine yuli is currently the head the rayton company, which is engaged in the production of such systems, said that the first two of the eight systems were produced and they were handed over to the united states governme

facebook you want to follow news. and that has a huge impact not just on the information that people see. but also the resources that are available to make that journalism so you know that's just a you know not very well made chart that shows you how google and facebook. sucked up the vast majority of the dollars from the eyeball bundling business that you go to pay for journalism. and you know. that stories it all the way to the press and what happened is. facebook still shows people. news but the news this is a this this this is something i did yesterday with a tool where you can see what's trending on facebook and you see you know the top. of the on the right are the top five stories that happen to be trending at that moment and it's basically. an all news of you know lad magazines and conservative you know right wing propaganda. and what it looks like every day is you know fox news. breitbart celebrities stuff- raids and repeat. and the result is you know what has happened to news all over the country this is a photo of the philadelphia enquirer newsroom but the same you know has happe

i get ads all the time on my facebook. i see them in the campus newspapers. they're grateful for the information. >> wonderful. let me ask you then a little bit, you have these educational tools for the laymen, the common person easily available, readily accessible and pretty nifty. >> right. >> i have looked at some of these. then you have an intellectual side to your institute. >> right. >> this is called the paul ramsey. >> institute. >> okay. you are the center for bioethics and culture and you also have the paul ramsey institute. as i understand it is an institute studying bioethics and named for paul ramsey. tell me about paul ramsey. >> i had to read a lot of paul ramesses writings, the late great paul ramsey of princeton. he had anen dowed position in the department. he was on the forefront of looking at the shift from medical ethics to bioethics. we have this institute which is two year fellowship program where young men and women from around the world are applying for a coveted spot. we are only able to accept a few. one of our first paul ramsey fel

talks it could be in app you can make payments and do several things, like an apple or a facebook so we will seei suppose one of the problems _ we will see. i suppose one of the problems with _ we will see. i suppose one of the problems with twitter - we will see. i suppose one of i the problems with twitter over its lifespan has been making money, hasn't it?— its lifespan has been making money, hasn't it? that's right. it money, hasn't it? that's right. it depends _ money, hasn't it? that's right. it depends on _ money, hasn't it? that's right. it depends on and _ money, hasn't it? that's right. it depends on and revenue - money, hasn't it? that's right. it depends on and revenue and it has been an also—ran competitor to facebook and google, so there has been all sorts of pundits and other businessmen and businesswomen who have said, this is how twitter can be revolutionised, this is how it can become the killer app and elon musk seems like now he wants to at least try make that happen. we will wait and see _ try make that happen. we will wait and see with _ try make that happen. we will wait a

thousand seven, there were 20 20 million facebook users around the world but five years later when sandy hook happened there was 1 billion. so you can just see virality that happens. and the impossibility of defending all of these facebook accounts is accurate, which one is malicious. >> one of the parents, the father took action to make sure that these internet trolls were held accountable. what method did he do to make sure twitter and facebook and youtube did the right thing? >> the father of the youngest sandy hook victim had the technology background so he could see that sandy hawk was not just a one-off theory or even built on gun control as a realistic expectation that it wouldwo result from the tragedy. but what he knew this was a foundational story and how it spread in society and a predictor for where we are today post january 6 environment. so he began to try to appeal to the social media companies. there are thousands of these videos calling us liars in crisis actors. face but can you take this material down? or twitter because it is a smaller platform. shouting at a locked iron door open up a never got anything relating to a res

reviews, ethical norms and journalism, journalism school and it seems to facebook is doing, let's seeif we can come up p with rules and guidelines. it will be voluntary, you don't need to be on facebook if you are, this is what we expect. it seems to be what's worked in the past and the rest available way. >> i don't think that's transparency but it's difficult tokn find out what's going on ad one of the suggestions is that the terms facebook and youtube and others -- they should be inspired -- the only thing that approaches something, there's always the free speech debate, the tierney, everything is aviewed through the u.s. land t if the u.s. is not the same in russia or iran social media is the only way for propaganda so what we argue is at least on issues of hate speech and ldisinformation should be inspired by human rights and that's the limit open analyze the content moderation, we find hate speech deleted comments the say we looked in the piloted and what's being kept up, is less than .006% of comments dadesignated as hate speech that violated the laws in those research, looking

it seems to me that's what facebook is doing. let's see if we can come up with a framework and rules and will be transparent to tell people what they are. they will be voluntary in the sense that you don't have to be an face. if you are here this is. that seems to me like what has worked in the past. do you disagree with that? >> ti don't think there's a degree of transparency. it would be extremely difficult to find out what's going on and i also think one of the suggestions we have made is that the term that facebook and youtube and others should be inspired by, the only thing that approach is something at the universal level is what i call the tyranny of american socialism. these are global platforms and what's at stake in the u.s. is not the same as in russia or iran where social media is the only way you can -- the social propaganda and censorship. on issues such as to be inspired by international human rights norms. that's what they tried to reach but when we analyze the content moderation of facebook we find on for instance our dele

1617 year old taken off to jail because they posted a facebook status and good someone's religious sentiment, or somehow to police target. if people see the facebook status, then perhaps there might be some bickering. i'm just preemptively big the teenager off to jail. we've seen situations where a 4th finger is thinking about god and hulu share with god. and someone sitting, enjoying the listen to the song on, on youtube, and does not like the song and phones the case against her digital figure. the act has been created in such a way in such a string where that the use of it is basically misuse when we change legality of the law. what are the standard we need to be thinking of? it is our course tradition. article to the 6 of the constitution, the clearly says the state shall not make any law inconsistent with the rights of the citizens of the country. if they make any such law, that'll be considered void as far from being void. the digital security act passed in 2018 has w down on the clooney the official secret act, and incorporates language from the countries information and communication technology act sections the government admi

finding anything in 2,007 there were 20 million facebook users around the world. 5 years later when sandy:00 happened there were 1 billion so you can just see the speed and what happens when false theories are put out. the impossibility of vetting which of these facebook accounts is accurate, which ones based on the facts, which is just malicious. >> one of the parents, cantor members name, the father who took action making sure these internet trolls are held accountable, what method did he do to make sure twitter and facebook and youtube did the right thing? >> the father of noah pozner, the younger sandy hook victim had a technology background so he could see that sandy hook was not just a one off theory or even something built on gun control and out of the realistic expectation that gun legislation would result from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundational story for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society and was a predictor, a bellwether for where we are today in the post january 6th environment and the kind of world of lies we are steeped with online. so he began by trying to appeal, as he

facebook oversight board? i will quickly say -- kindly and quickly. what i want to say is i don't have any evidence anything happened or anyone has said or anyone can seet facebook is doing the content moderation. ..l effort to head off a political movement. there's just i just and i should also say that i have inside knowledge that there's very no evidence that facebook is pursuing a jihad against conservatives. is not there outside or inside. however when you think about the big picture there's that to think about and that's to think about. and also beyond that which this caller was trying to force on us i think it may not be possible, even if we say you know, we've got to stop this stuff, it may not be possible. but it's an interesting perspective. what you think about all this? >> so i think acknowledging the free speech comes is essential to democracies, the idea that free speech is an unmitigated,, good and all circumstances i think is not persuasive idea. i think that social media has amplified, i don't think it is generated sort of polarization, so it has amplified disinformation and hate speech. however, and i think for instance, january 6th,

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claims made by pro-russian accounts and media with this post widely shared on twitter and facebook since october 9. we seehis photo published by ukraine's commander. we see him wearing this bracelet with white users alleged to have this swastika sign in it. this is the commander of the armed forces, but ukraine insist there are no nazis in ukraine. it was shared by users and twitter as well. you can see what appears to be a swastika sign in his bracelet. it was also shared on french media accounts. it was also shared by a french presidential candidate, known for a pro-russian a stance. in fact what we found was that this swastika right here actually belongs to this store we found online. we found the same bracelet ukraine's commander in chief was wearing. what seems to be a swastika was actually a viking bracelet. what he was wearing was this bead right here that is a scandinavian or viking symbol they used to wear called a silvered bead scandinavian pattern. what happened with this optical illusion in the photos we saw online, we have users that posted these online explaining perhaps what happened was an

facebook users around the world. five years later when sandy hook happened, there were one billion. you can see the speed and the morale of the that happens -- virality of what happens when that is put out. the possibility of vetting which of these facebook accounts is accurate, which is based on facts, which is just malicious. >> one of the parents, the father who really took action to making sure that these internet trolls were held accountable, what method did he use to make sure that twitter, facebook, and youtube did the right thing? >> lenny who is the father of noah the youngest sandy hook victim had a technology background. he could see that sandy hook was not just one off theory or even something built on gun-control and out of the realistic expectation that gun legislation would result from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundational story for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society. he began by trying to appeal as you would to the social media companies. there are thousands of these videos out here calling us liars and crisis actors and sayi

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which and on facebook well, since i almost don’t watch tv , there’s a place for everything on facebook and we can seend everything is fine, you don’t know what’s coming in, but it’s fine. what’s up, mr. serhiy, thank you all the way the spirit comes out of them, do you understand the order? don't forget that i'm changing for marik, the price is to love there, dear, tell me again that the trophy and the trophy russian fairy tale are not worn yet. you see such a moskovskaya. clearly, well, here you see the indians here when they took off scalps, well, we just have this trophy e- why do we need those scalps, lord god? look, it's clean, washed, then you're sure. okay, what the owner didn't mind. i wanted to. well, i asked the previous one because of this ural. it stood in the wheels after being deflated or punctured, then all the property of zurala fell out. they tried to shoot her there, how does she deflect bullets, oh, you can on my page. yesterday, i put on display that there were bulletproof vests from moscow, and there, uh, second class, uh, second class, and it's concave. white queen and belarusia

facebook users around the world. five years later when sandy hook happened there were 1 billion so you can just see the speed and the virology that happens when theories are put out and what brendan said the impossibility of betting which of these facebook accounts is accurate, which ones are based on facts and which ones are just malicious? >> the father took action. making sure these internet were held accountable. what method did he use to make sure twitter and facebook did the right thing? >> lenny posner who is the father of noah pozner tujunga sandy hook victim had a that round so he could see that sandy hook was not just a one-off theory is a real of this -- realistic result from this tragedy but he knew a foundational story for how false narratives have spread in our society and was it hard that pure warnings bellwether for where we are today in a post january 6 environment and the kind of world on line. he began by trying to appeal to the social media companies. there were thousands of these videos out here calling us and sayingng that this is false. facebook and can you take some of this material down and l

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if they are seeing things on facebook, if they are seeing things on twitter and other social media, they may be frightened and not want to risk going out at a time when it's really difficult to get people out in the first place. i think that is really where a lot of local election officials are struggling right now. >> are they on the local level here, natasha, is there any protective statements being made about stopping this other than the polarization of what is happening? >> well, you know, i have heard a lot of republicans talk about, there are republicans who are tired of talking about this, that want to move on and think the best way forward is to move forward. some of the things that they point to is, hey 2020 happened, a lot of people weren't happen happy with what happened. in the states that have republican dominated legislatures, there were a lot of different voting integrity bills that went through the states. they did make these elections, preventative toward fraud. they did already take these steps. they are trying to remind people. it's really difficult. it's really loud c

watching on youtube well and please do not forget to like the video that you are currently seeing on facebook. general, i would like to hear your comment on the statement of the deputy head of the administration of the president of russia federation serhii kiriyenko, who says that russia will win the war, but for this it must become a people's war, let's hear kiriyenko and the hot and economic and that very psychological information war that is being waged against us, but for this we need it to be a people's war so that every person feels his sympathy so that every person has the opportunity to contribute to our common victory so, mr. general, russia wants to win this war in ukraine, there is no other way to win this war, otherwise the future ukraine as an independent and free state can be called into question. it does not want russia to win the war and the whole civilized world against which russia is actually trying to fight your way. what can prevent russia from winning the war in ukraine ? first of all, this is a political figure. at a high level publicly declares that they are no longer

facebook. but she sees as platforms. to essentially adopt the morality though. not the law of the first amendment and i think that's impractical unsustainable and actually betrays. a lot of the rest of their mission which has to do with being a community business and a publisher so i think they're going to have to be content moderation and it's a hard problem. but getting it right is a lot more complicated than just saying free speech online. the second area which jacob didelude to awfully important so-called so-called capsule culture the weaponization. of social coercion that's always been around tocqueville came to the us in 1835 and warned that the biggest threat to liberty in america was not from the government. it was from social coercion to tyranny of the majority he called it. madison worried about the same thing. john stuart mill worried about it turns out however, it can be tyranny of the minority even relatively small groups of people that are ready to whack you online demolish your reputation go to the search engines so that you're called a racist the

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it'll be interesting to see how elon musk tries to solve this here. >> yeah. i mean, facebookhe content that the suspect had put on there. thousands of people and all these companies do, but you can't keep up with all these posts. >> and elon musk has said he's a free speech absolutist. >> yeah. >> the question is, how do you clean the platform while also allowing, you know, free speech? >> we shall see. oliver darcy, thank you. >> thank you. >>> rock 'n' roll legend jerry lee lewis has died. a look at his life and legacy next. ♪ what will you do? ♪ what will you change? ♪ will you make something better? ♪ will you create something entirely new? ♪ our dell technologies advisors provide you with the tools and expertise you need to do incredible things. because we believe there's an innovator in all of us. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes the wealthiest 0.2% to reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to

seeing. facebook's parent meta hosted the second decline in a row. google ad sales took a hit.n you're looking at the advertising spending environment, is that a canary in the coal mine for you in the economy? >> certainly for technology. we know technology led us into this bear market. the other part is the technology sector broadly has been so outperforming the rest of the economy and stocks outperforming the rest of the market that some sort of reversion to the mean was overdue. whether that is indicative of a down turn, i wouldn't be looking at that but in the technology sector some of the boom times will have to revert to more normal growth rates. >> you'll be in the room when they are having a press conference and fed chief powell talks to reporters. what are you expecting from the fed? >> we know that chairman powell and his colleagues have been telling us that they are dead serious about trying to whip inflation out, to bring that phrase back from the '70s. what they're going to do is more than likely give us another strong dose of medicine, another 75 basis point rate

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and she actually went through her facebook page and said no, really don't see anything but the thing was that was 2007. sandy hook shootings occurred in 2012. in those five years in 2007 there were maybe 5 million tweets sent outtoday. in 2012 there were 5 million every second . on facebook when lori was not finding anything in 2007, there were 20 million facebook users around the world. five years later when sandy hook and there were 1billion . so you can just bisee the speed and the virality that happens when false theories are cut out and as brandon said the impossibility of vetting which of these facebook accounts is accurate, which was based on the facts, which one is just malicious. >> one of the parents, ican't remember his name. the father, the one who took action . to make sure that these internet trolls were held accountable for what they were being posting.an what method did he do to make sure that twitter and facebook and youtube did the right thing? >> lenny posner who is the father of noah pozner, the youngest andy who had a ogtechnology background so he could see that

facebook users around the world. five years later, when sandy hook and there were 1 billion . so you can just see the speed and the virality that happens when false theories are put out and as brendan said, the impossibility of defending which of these facebook e etaccounts is accurate, which ones based on the facts, which one isjust malicious . >> one of the parents, i can't remember his name of llthe father, the one who took action. >> to making sure that these internet trolls were held accountable for what they were being pulled into what method did he do to make sure facebook and youtube did the right thing . >> lenny posner who is the father of noah posner the youngest sandy hook victim had a technology background so he could see that sandy hook was not just a one-off theory or even something built on gun control and out of the realistic expectations that done legislation would result d from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundational way for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society and was a predictor, a kind of warning bellwether for where we are t

we are seeing companies give guidance going forward whether it is fed ex, facebook, cutting employees are seeing them coming up with lower expectations. that is where it comes from. we are also looking at the monetary supply and a stronger dollar. i think it is too early to say anything. we just have to wait for data to see where it goes, to see the standard of living. that is important when it comes to u.s. numbers. dani: i am sure this will be asked over and over. in terms of an earning recession, the words that we might see, how much is it priced into this equity market? anita: equity markets are always leaving on earnings. we saw in the first three quarters work reflective of a slower earnings growth. we are looking at estimated 2.9% earnings growth. that is the expectation. surprisingly, looking at analysts of 4% and 42023, it is around 3%. that is where we think we will probably see lower earnings growth, maybe even flat. expectations are way too high for 2023. we will definitely see the impact from the higher inflation numbers. we are seeing wage growth that stays sticky. it is

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you can see it on the green background . there is written a question from the viewers of the tv channel on the page on the page on the official facebookage of mykola september mykola veresen you see his face face - this is a face in english here is one espresso tv facebook you can ask i will try to answer if i can and now we let's talk about yesterday's nobel prize and here we have ali maliev, deputy general director of the ukrainian institute, journalist and human rights defender, curator of the crimean site in the letter lviv , good health, mr. limaliyev, good health, and i have a question for you, very simple, and maybe not so simple, i don't know scandals from yesterday i read i listen i see good bad good bad in different languages ​​of the world how did you react, how much did it worry you, but on the contrary, it inspired you that in belarus, russians and ukrainians simultaneously received these award, mr. mykola, i am obviously very happy for the center for civil liberties. i am happy for the ukrainian civil society, which absolutely deserves the nobel peace prize. as well as our volunteers , who today actually help to defend o

their ai generated content recommendation tool across all of their feeds where you see the best stuff from text facebook, instagram story, whatever, and they're going to build that tiktok like experience using all these multiple formats i kind of see what he's getting at i also firmly believe that the shift he's talking about where you just open an algorithmic feed to find recommendations of cool things, that happens next to i want to see what my friends are doing. >> yeah. >> and all the companies are pivoting towards scale and they see scale there. that doesn't mean that people don't -- aren't interested in what their friends are doing you know, the groups on facebook aren't still hot i think he's just trying to reframe the discovery engine pivot, which is really i need to compete with tiktok. >> yeah, people still want to see cute posts from their friends, maybe that's why they duoto go to facebook and instagram. >>> still to come, a double down dp grade of the nasdaq exchange a price cut from meta. >>> tech check is back after this ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "tech check" is sponsored by comcast business, po

finding anything, the 2007, 20 million facebook users, around the world in five years later when sandy hook happen for the work 1 billion and so you can just see, the feed the speed of reality that happens when false theories are put out and is brendan mcconville setting the impossibility of dividing which of these facebook accounts is accurate based on facts in which one is just militia. >> one of the parents, the father, whoen took action close, to make sure that these internet trolls, were held accountable and what method do you do to make sure the twitter and facebook to the rethink. >> so money the l father of noa, the youngest sandy hook victim, had the technology back on so he could see his head hook was nott a one off bring in some gallant and funeral and out of the realistic expectations up gun justly can result from this tragedy when you was this was a fan ocean own story for how misinformation involves narratives has spread in our society and was a predictor of dental morning foul weather for where we are today in the post january 6 environment kind of world life. he began by trying to appeal to the social media companies, hello you

do drop us a line to global3000@dw.com, and check out our facebook page, dw global ideas. seeers ordered donald trump to give evidence about the january 6 storming of the u.s. capitol. the former president is required to appear next month into the inquiry and the riot but is not clear whether or not he will comply. also coming up -- managerial warns of a looming hunger crisis. the worst flooding in a decade leaves more than a one million people homeless, with fields