spread fake news stories in ways that we've never really seen before are bots to use on facebook as well as twitter facebook has to come clean for instance during the election there was actually a real protest that happened because of fake profile pages that were automated on facebook and so bots are absolutely a problem on facebook. tourin the founder of you bought studio is well versed in the ways but so you. used on facebook his software is one of many turnkey systems to pop up in recent years that make it easy to build unused bots on social media platforms and they're cheap you can buy one for three hundred dollars or less we call this the you about playground and we make it really user friendly in the way that anybody can just jump right in what we do here is we have a bunch of clones of common types of sites so that people can play around and get to know you by turn says you bought has hundreds of applications from advertising jobs to pumping up celebrity popularity it can also be used to spread in amplify a political message real or fake you have twitter on there yeah i mean there's a lot of

did the lawmakers get the answers they wanted from facebook, twitter and youtube?he one issue they agree on is that they didn't get those a nswe i’s. is that they didn't get those answers. how do you define fake news? when you pull it down? the person representing twitter said this needs to be a safe place for freedom of speech, but then they came back and said are you and use company or a publisher? they said thatis company or a publisher? they said that is something they are not. it isa that is something they are not. it is a murky area as to how they were going to do this, however they say they are making waves that they are working with people to try and work within what lawmakers are asked in, they are not convinced. a lot of questions. at a time when trade tensions and trade tariffs between the united states and its partners japan and the european union have done the opposite, signing a historic free trade deal. this agreement removes almost all tariffs and covers nearly one third of the world's economy. rupert has more from tokyo. this is a huge and public h

elected in places like poland like hungary like india like the philippines and google and facebook and twitter have all been used by these forces and then in my own country donald trump laid almost all of his hopes on a facebook based campaign late two thousand and seventeen facebook reached almost two point two billion people that's stunning and if you were to design a communicate of system a propaganda system for nationalist forces for anti muslim forces for authoritarian forces you could not build a better platform than facebook. we set out to investigate why facebook twitter and google are such powerful tools for malicious actors who want to spread disinformation and undermine people's faith and democracy the first stop was in silicon valley to meet with the co-founders a blitz metrics dennis you and logan. they teach social media marketing their own advertising campaigns on facebook for the n.b.a. champ golden state warriors and more than one hundred of their clients. facebook is the world's most powerful and sophisticated targeting platform it is a database instead of a social network fa

it's a little bit different for facebook than twitter. ok guided to lesser revenue growth and lesser profit margins. they're actually showing, there will be effects what is happening from facebook. twitter is getting rid of accounts that they considered to be spam and bots. that could hurt that. they are showing better revenue and especially better profit. they are showing better profitability. if they continue to leverage users they have in better way and this could be a short term thing for twitter, for facebook that will be something we have to watch for a long time coming. we expected since 2016 this growth, this fantastic growth will have to slow down at some point and it hasn't. now we're seeing indicators maybe it will for big tech names. neil: what do you do? how do you judge it? do we look for things as simple as just raw earnings, which are making more revenues? you know, or is this becoming a different dynamic? >> it has become a little bit of a different dynamic. eventually the companies will mature. revenue growth will slow do

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we'll start with that, paul, we'll talk about facebook then get back on to twitter. facebook is saying expenses are going up. hiring, data privacy concerns trying to stop fake news. that will go into 2019. that is not a quarter story, paul. >> absolutely not. when you look at social media in general the industry is maturing. it shouldn't be surprise people that insane growth rates are starting to slow. not that they're not growing, but growing at a decelerating pace. like any industry, more regulatory factors and you have to start spending more money on infrastructure and that is what we're seeing in a lot of cases. >> infrastructure spending what we're definitely seeing at facebook. twitter, the stock down 20% today. they got a nice international user bump from the world cup. they had a lot of international users signing up. international users eclipsed u.s. users. that loss of a sub, that is heck of a number, is that all fake accounts they removed in your opinion or people saying i'm done with twitter? >> my personal opinion, as active twitter user i don't think peo

elected in places like poland like hungary like india like the philippines and google and facebook and twitter have all been used by these forces and then in my own country donald trump laid almost all of his hopes on a facebook based campaign late two thousand and seventeen facebook reached almost two point two billion people that's stunning and if you were to design a communicate of system a propaganda system for nationalist forces for anti muslim forces for authoritarian forces you could not build a better platform than facebook. we set out to investigate why facebook twitter and google are such powerful tools for malicious actors who want to spread disinformation and undermine people's faith and democracy the first stop was in silicon valley to meet with the co-founders of blitz metrics denis you and logan young they teach social media marketing their own advertising campaigns on facebook for the n.b.a. champ golden state warriors and more than one hundred other clients. facebook is the world's most powerful and sophisticated targeting platform it is a database instead of a social network

>> look, facebook, this network, fox, cnn, twitter, it's all the same game, where i think about it, from a mack row, which is, we -- macro, which, is we make decisions. facebook or the russians didn't make us pull for trump or hillary. so i think that the information that people are buying ads and running them in our streams is very interesting. because if you look at the execution of people that run political ads, the cost of penetrating somebody with a different opinion versus one that already reinforces your stance is where this starts getting far more interesting. i think this is one of the great examples in human time of it us not interested in accountability. facebook didn't make you a racist. you made yourself a racist. emily: let's talk about twitter. you use twitter a lot. we saw the same huge dip on the back of twitter earnings and it's very clear that twitter is just not in a high gross state. they've had hit -- growth state. they've hit a plateau. the influence is there. the president of the united states is using it as his megaphone. it's not the next facebook. >> no. but it

parscale worked closely with facebook, twitter, and google to hone the micro-targeting strategy. e other company he worked with, one that affected the heart of facebook's data scandal, cambridge analytica. we sat down or an interview at a mobile marketing event in sonoma, california to talk about the groundwork he is laying for 2020 amidst concern for russian meddling. mr. parscale: my focus is on the midterms. you have to understand, for 2020, holding the house is very important. to get the agenda of the president done so we have a platform for 2020. it is important to hold those seats. what you see from a campaign standpoint is a supportive role. we are not taking a lead role, we are taking a supportive role. we have money, options, content and creative, things we can do to help. we can help in other ways. that is an important role for us, to be sure that we can do everything for the president's campaign and committee that we can support them and make sure we do everything to hold the house. emily: what are lessons you learned? what would you do differently? mr. parscale: that i

spread fake news stories in ways that we've never really seen before are bots to use on facebook as well as twitter facebook has to come clean for instance during the election there was actually a real protest that happened because of fake profile pages that were automated on facebook and so bots are absolutely a problem on facebook. tourin the founder of you bought studio is well versed in the ways but so you. used on facebook his software is one of many turn key systems to pop up in recent years than make it easy to build a new xbox on social media platforms and they're cheap you can buy one for three hundred dollars or less we call this the you about playground and we make it really user friendly in the way that anybody can just jump right in what we do here is we have a bunch of clones of common types of sites so that people can play around and get to know you by turn says you bought has hundreds of applications from advertising jobs to pumping up celebrity popularity it can also be used to spread in amplify a political message real or fake you have twitter on there yeah i mean there's a lot of

some days i wake up and think facebook, google, twitter, will maybe not play fairly. emily: what you mean? >> maybe they want to make the api harder to do those things. right now facebook used to be that we could put an ad up in a few seconds, now it takes a couple days. it's hard to put up five point 9 -- five point 9 million ads when you cannot use the api automatically. i brought it up as one of my items i was frustrated with. i said this is a kind of change that is biased towards us. understanding how our technology works, you created a rule which made it more difficult for us to use that. that is a frustrating standpoint. i don't think we won't figure out a way to get it done. right now, he is more popular than election day. he is the most popular republican president in modern history. i think we will see a successful trump in 2020. emily: it's ironic that you are frustrated by facebook, when they playedbelieve a critical role in winning you the election. facebook one in a lot of ways. facebook is the .1% that delivered his message. if facebook did not exist, he

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bashing russia as i suppose threat to america that's what's also on the mind of tech giants like facebook twitter and google as revealed when the three testified to congress. it seemed to me you were each a little bit vague about oh yes we found hundreds or whatever i'm asking specifically were any of those other countries besides russia that were using your platform in appropriately it should be a yes or no i don't have the details i know we definitely work to detect and repel it's how i know that but were any of them foreign entities other than russia i would have to have my team follow up with you on that so you came prepared to help the democrats establish about russia but you can't point out any other country is there right congressman we've put public statements ok well let me go. you're not answering the question only go to ms downs about on google did you detect any other countries besides russia our security team is trained to protect our services from foreign enter we're going to get into my question i my my guess would be that our security team are you here to guess at breaching our se

on facebook i see information from president trump and i am not following him on twitter or facebook. it's actually my liberal friends who share his tweet at extremely high rates. so, that's me as interesting both practically and academically. what are the effects of these exposures. i see information that might come from across the aisle but it's already filtered through the perspective and opinion of my english friends. somebody could say look at this idiot here's a tweet. again, what is that mean? i see information that is counter but it comes from within the in group. is it only reinforcing the entire belief of certain issues or actors. if we curate our exposure, we may see more of that information. it is likely to be filtered through our friends or acquaintances. it's not as official as people have hope. second, we gave them similar information many people as the framework show would discount her arguments and reinforce it. i just have to rebut that idea that it is counterproductive. i have not seen any evidence that making a positive case for your point of view is counterproduct

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all of this stuff lingers on facebook, twitter, all of these places. >> so it comes out here and then these people take it and put it out there in the internet. and these companies, apple and google -- or google now, they're making money off of this? >> yeah. it's 99 cents per purchase and they take a cut out of this stuff. so it's different if it's facebook saying, hey listen, it's simply too big to manage, we don't know what we're doing here. with these app stores, these are moderated by human beings. >> right. what is their response to how they fight this conspiracy theory nonsense? >> sure. i mean it starts with human moderation and that's what you see as well with these hearings in the last couple of days. you see this idea that there's some sort of censorship on facebook. in truth, if anything it's probably the opposite. there's not a lot going on here in terms of taking this stuff down. right now sandy hook conspiracy theories still linger on facebook and twitter and all of these places because there's no place to moderate it. >> this came up in the hearings. this comes up in t

little marker on the page that says this profile is highly automated and what it also does for twitter for facebook or for another social media company is it tells them that hey because this is a highly automated profile we need to keep it out of our algorithm that germans trends. twitter google and facebook declined our request for interviews in the u.s. congress is considering legislation that would require them to make reasonable efforts to ensure that no foreign national buys ads to influence u.s. elections but the companies are spending millions on lobbying and say they can be trusted to regulate themselves efforts to hold them accountable for the spread of this information on their platform which may be more successful in europe the european countries have a healthy resistance to big rich american tech companies write that they're not impressed they're constantly debating and pushing forward on stronger privacy protections or data protections they are very aggressive in competition policy even for some and so i look to europe as the only place where you can have a healthy debate about the dan

but i think facebook, twitter to some extent a victim of their own success. we were talking about the social network movie where the users of facebook hit a million. facebook has 2.25 billion users now. so how do you grow that? >> yeah. >> we were talking about can companies be expected like twitter and facebook to just grow exponentially and never have a ceiling? >> where do you go? a lot of people said that in the united states and in europe, that facebook is kind of tapped out. so you can go maybe into china. i don't know. but it is hard to grow. and that's what the market is saying. the market is a leading indicator so they are looking out to the future. the companies, both twitter and facebook, are lowering their expectations so investors are getting spooked. but again, twitter is up 102%. netflix is up something like 90%. so that's what was crazy. >> but jim, let's talk about the issue of what's on social media and twitter, like facebook, trying to rid itself of these fake accounts. but that costs the social network money. it costs time to be able to do

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intelligence community that has confirmed russian intervention you've got the social media companies facebook twitter you tube confirming russian interference you have all of our partner countries for around europe confirming russian intervention. in an interview off to his meeting with trump putin said u.s. politics was to blame it's absolutely an interest i'm not interested in this issue that it will end this single bid it's the internal political games of the united states you know you didn't mention you were talking of games and it was to football that the russian president turned telling trump the full was in his court but his growing number of critics believe that it is the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. more on this story now with our washington bureau chief alexander phenomena who's standing by for us good to see you know we have seen donald trump brush off other controversies but the backlash around this helsinki summit will it give the russian best again and allegations of collusion new momentum. well i think it's will we see more and more lawmakers on both sides of the aisle aski

intelligence community that has confirmed russian intervention you've got the social media companies facebook twitter you tube confirming russian interference you have all of our partner countries for around europe confirming russian intervention. in an interview off to his meeting with trump putin said u.s. politics was to blame it is absolutely an interest i'm not interested in this issue when it is single bit it's the internal political games of the united states leading to a mission you were talking of games and it was to football that the russian president turned to having trumped the full was in his court which is growing number of critics believe that it is the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. all right well the white house in damage control today in washington bureau chief alexander phenomena is tracking reactions alexander many have described president trump as the teflon don i mean the notion that he can do no wrong nothing is going to stick by his own admission he could go down fifth avenue and shoot someone and it wouldn't affect his popularity with his base or the republican part

intelligence community that has confirmed russian intervention you've got the social media companies facebook twitter you tube confirming russian interference you have all of our partner countries for around europe confirming russian intervention. in an interview off to his meeting with trump putin said u.s. politics was to blame it's absolutely no interest i'm not interested in this issue it will interest single bit it's the internal political games of the united states leading to the mission we were talking of games and it was to football that the russian president turned to having trumped the full was in his court which is growing number of critics believe that it is the u.s. president who has dropped the ball. well let's talk about all of this with henning rica he's a transatlantic expert at the german council of foreign relations here in berlin that's a think tank thank you very much for joining us now we have seen donald trump brushoff other controversy do you think though this press conference will give this investigation a new momentum of course his very soft handling of putin. place in the h

spread fake news stories in ways that we've never really seen before are bots to use on facebook as well as twitter facebook has to come clean for instance during the election there was actually a real protest that happened because of fake profile pages that were automated on facebook and so bots are absolutely a problem on facebook. turin the founder of you bought studio is well versed in the ways bots are used on facebook his software is one of many turn key systems to pop up in recent years that make it easy to build a new xbox on social media platforms and they're cheap you can buy one for three hundred dollars or less we call this the you about playground and we make it really user friendly in the way that anybody can just jump right in what we do here is we have a bunch of clones of common types of sites so that people can play around and get to know you by turn says you bought has hundreds of applications from advertising jobs to pumping up celebrity popularity it can also be used to spread in amplify a political message real or fake you have twitter on there yeah i mean there's a lot of dif

the house judiciary committee hearing called facebook, google and twitter examining content practicesal media giant. top executives by facebook, youtube and twitter on the pale, diamond and silk accused facebook of censoring their own content will join us at 5:40 eastern to weigh in ahead of that hearing today. jillian: facebook turning a blind eye to children, and undercover investigation found employees pretend not to notice users under the age of 13, violent or racist posts stay for days when they should be dealt with within 24 hours was the investigation claims one of facebook's earliest investors, the moneymaking crack cocaine. >> airlines putting the squeeze on seeds, but the bathrooms. jillian: here to explain. >> reporter: airlines want to cram as many seats as they can, not making them smaller and bathrooms getting smaller as well. the federation administration working on something, the reauthorization bill working its way through congress to set a standard, and talking about the bathrooms they are making, these retrofitted planes they are in smaller bathrooms for next row of

we know in september the top officials from both facebook, twitter and other social media platforms have been sullened and they will appear before lawmakers just, at that point, less than two months before the election -- >> again, i understand they're going to ask some more questions, some more hearings. what is congress prepared to do to stop this, to say we're do everything you possibly can to make sure there is not outside influence in our elections? >> well, lindsey graham told me this shows we need an olive government approach. introducing this legislation in part. trying to get the president to joinest. he wants to see more pressure being put on russia. we're also hearing that some of these pages have been identified, and russia is an equal opportunity offender here. that our political leadership not to necessarily follow the rabl trail that the russians are setting, but try to put out true information and call it out in real time. there have been legislative efforts. we haven't seen momentum in terms of passing them. perhaps that will gain some currency here in the fall. only a f

it happened to facebook and twitter in the same week. ie: it seems to me the company is projecting slowing growth. younger people think it's uncool so they go to snapchat. but is the market punishing facebook and twitter'. charlie: i don't believe it's political. you're user growth if you police bots and fake russian accounts and other metrics will go down, the ad revenue will go down therefore your stock is not worth where it is now. this may change. facebook may come up with a new app that increases user growth. i can say the same thing about facebook and twitter. it's all about user growth. if you can't grow it, the ad revenues come down. howie: alex jones was find and they changed their mind and now some videos have been banned and jones has been suspended for 30 days for hate speech. i want to get to twitter. on friday the stock was down 21%. a lot of it has to do with twitter purging one million fake accounts. and we have controversy where twitter was shadow-banning the rnc chairwoman, top gop lawmakers and donald trump's spokespers

he worked closely with facebook, twitter, and google to hold the micro-targeting strategy. one other was one that affected facebook's data scandal, cambridge analytic up. we sat down at a mobile marketing event in sonoma, california to talk about the groundwork he is lying for 2020 and concern for russian meddling. focus is on the midterm. 2020 holding the house is very important. to get the agenda of the president done so we have a platform for 2020 support and all of the seats. would you see from a campaign standpoint is a supportive role. we are taking a supportive role. we have money, options, content created, things we can do to help. we can help in other ways. that is an important role for us, to be sure. we can do everything from the president's campaign and committee that we can support them and make sure we do everything. emily: what are lessons you learned? >> that is a deep question. was i didnny in 2016 not have a basis of information. i came in with a clean slate, which was an advantage for me in many ways. emily: you had never run a campaign. >> not a president

even just take facebook and twitter, which are part of this index over the past week. the selling is continuing. this raises questions if there is a perception change of the companies or if it is a temporary setback based on the latest earnings reports. very far from technology, let's pigs because that is responsible for tyson foods disappointment in part from pork tariffs on china and mexico weighing on prices at the same time input costs are going up. and that is something the company talked about today and is having a ripple effect on the other poultry and meat producers. vonnie: thank you. week ofy for a crowded monetary decisions. the bank of japan announces its decision tomorrow. thursday, the bank of england expected to hike rates. central banks in brazil and india hold decisions this week. joining us is stephanie flanders, senior executive editor for bloomberg economics. mark carney is the cover story for the latest bloomberg markets magazine parade let's get into that story because at said he wask carney spending half his time on brexit and said this "let's be

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elected in places like poland like hungary like india like the philippines and google and facebook and twitter have all been used by these forces and then in my own country donald trump laid almost all of his hopes on a facebook based campaign late two thousand and seventeen facebook reached almost two point two billion people that's stunning and if you were to design a communicator system a propaganda system for nationalist forces for anti muslim forces for authoritarian forces you could not build a better platform than facebook. we set out to investigate like facebook twitter and google are such powerful tools for malicious actors who want to spread this information and undermine people's faith and democracy the first stop was in silicon valley to meet with the co-founders of blitz metrics then as you and logan young they teach social media marketing their own advertising campaigns on facebook for the n.b.a. champ golden state warriors and more than one hundred other clients. facebook is the world's most powerful and sophisticated targeting platform it is a database instead of a social netwo

what if that's an unfair assessment raised on the fact that it is facebook and twitter so far that hasgative stories. value loss ever for a stock with facebook last week. >> what's amazing is that a lot of these stocks, facebook has corrected the biggest correction in terms of value and is basically flat for the year. beats paying stocks are up on average about 50% in 2017. then the correct 15%, 20% and still be hired the last few years. your point is very appropriate. what is going to take the charge. investors are searching a list in the interim a lot of them sitting on their hands. cheryl: the other side of this and people asking the question today, is this bargain hunting times especially with facebook or twitter. >> i think it depends on your time horizon. something like, for example, the end of 1999. it took in many cases upwards of a decade for a lot of hikes that tech stocks back then to recover. not saying we are in that situation yet but this is the second longest bull market in history. you can make the argument we are due for a pullback in that could be what we're seeing ri

little marker on the page that says this profile is highly automated and what it also does for twitter for facebook or for another social media company is it tells them that hey because this is a highly automated profile we need to keep it out of our algorithm that determines trends. twitter google and facebook declined our request for interviews in the u.s. congress is considering legislation that would require them to make reasonable efforts to ensure that no foreign national buys ads to influence u.s. elections but the companies are spending millions on lobbying and say they can be trusted to regulate themselves efforts to hold them accountable for the spread of dissin from ation on their platform which may be more successful in europe the european countries have a healthy resistance to big rich american tech companies write that they're not impressed they're constantly debating and pushing forward on stronger privacy protections or data protections they are very aggressive in competition policy and force and so i look to europe as the only place where you can have a healthy debate about the dan

three social media giants facebook google and twitter are facing the u.s. congress at the moment over alleged political bias on their platforms the hearing is also expected to address advertising practices and fake news it comes as facebook admits that its algorithm labeled thousands of russian users as quote interested in treason supposedly for advertising purposes and that's raising concerns over who might really want to target these users are explains. it's simple facebook exists to serve advertisers not users not you and i said a rerun of its. advertisers pay money they want direct access to the right users the target audience you might fall into the interested in islam category or interested in homosexuality group it depends on the things you click on line which facebook tracks and then advertisers or governments can tag you but one of those categories was treason interested in treason officially russian people who facebook deemed as anti government to the russian and facebook confirmed it to us treason was included as a category given its historical si

about shadow of a shadow account i just think we've all been rather foolish it came along facebook and twitter facebook in particular we gave all our information or our history all our pictures all our significant events and they have literally got too much power and that's scary on every level whether you're living in russia america or indeed in western europe. you're watching our international we'll be back with more in use in thirty six minutes time. chose seemed wrong on one old quote just don't hold. me to the old it is yet to shake out this day comes to add to it and in detroit because betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the. the new global economic war is unfolding in the realm of education the right to education being supplanted by the right to access education. higher education is becoming just another product that can be born and sold but it's not just about education anymore it's also about running a business and what you good. luck when it's also the kind of fellow we couldn't. want is the place of students in this business model

i realized on facebook -- i'm not on twitter. facebook i see a lot of information from president trump, for instance. i am not following him on twitter or facebook. it is my liberal friends who share his tweets. an extremely high rates. to me it is interesting both practically and academically whether the effects of the exposures -- idc information see information but it's already filtered through the perspective, the opinion of my in group friends. the look and say, look at this idiot and here's the tweet. again, what does that mean? i see information that is counter attitudinal, but it comes from within the in group. , only as i think reinforcing my prior belief about certain issues or actors. exposures, weur may see more of the outgroup information, but is likely to be filtered either through our friends or acquaintances, and later through our biases you mentioned as well. the effects may not be democratically beneficial as people would hope they are. we give people more information, more facts, more truth in them they believe

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. >> are american social media giants, facebook, twitter, etc. -- are they as dominant in europe as they are in the united states? >> they are. everyone knows facebook and google generally. is sometimes the concern we see in the eu. sometimes it is the concern itself on privacy. i would say there is a concern, or envy, whichever way you want to look at it -- why haven't we got an eu facebook? why haven't we got an eu google? that is why you see these pushes toward digital taxes, which is a hope we can raise money off of these companies and encourage our own companies. what is stopping our startups? what will happen is we have a good european idea, and they tend to sell out to a big american company rather than grow in their own right. >> one of the other big issues around the world is meddling in elections, from brexit to the 2016 election here, but also elections in germany and france. what steps are the european union taking to prevent meddling in elections? >> one institution we have is called the european commission. each country has a commissioner responsible for a certain area. the

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