david: when you joined google, google was a very small company.id you, in your wildest dreams, ever imagine it would become the second most valuable company in the entire world? i don't think any of us did. i certainly did not. when i met larry and sergey, they just seemed incredibly intelligent. we had this huge argument over something technical, and i hadn't had that good of an argument in a long time, and i thought, "i've got to work with these people." i wanted to join a company that was gonna stay in one building. today, of course, we are many buildings. so you were the ceo of novell, at the time that you were getting ready to go to google. what propelled you to pick google as the company you wanted to go to? because you had many opportunities. well, i actually didn't interview anywhere else. i-- john doerr asked me to visit google. i said, "who cares about a search engine? it won't matter very much. who uses search engines?" but he said, "nevertheless, go visit with larry and sergey." and what they were doing was so interesting, and the qual

and i don't want to sell my idea to google conversely how much power would they have among the google has is a major player in advertising basement and one thing is the browser and the operating system on the mobile site but they're also the bigger player and that means that if i want to place almost anywhere i would normally go through their system so when they close that door that a massive problem for a small company the twitter is just bad and say bad and this program from being able to be advertised on twitter as part of the twitter revenue model should be frightened to going underground and members of the going underground be frightened we've been banned from doing so yeah it's a significant problem obviously from the perspective of being able to quote i mean particularly for companies like google and facebook and the like because they their ads they reach so widely right i mean twitter is one thing it's their platform right but in the case of google it's everyone's platforms because google ads are on just about every page out there so when you're blocked it's a significant prob

get google google an lit ticks.nd that coupled with sales manes our customers are going to have more insights than never happened before and that's great. >> i think google understands a good amount of what a customer is after i pretty much focus on the enterprise >> honestly the quality of google comes because when you think of something that you want, what to you do, of course you google it. it's being at that right moment that let's you show that amazing ad that makes the sale happen. that's why advertising seems to be relevant both for the user and top line >> i struggle try to explain to people -- first of all to have you guys on camera, thanks so much is it campaign america, venders, is it batman teaming up with superman >> where it is woman >> there you go. i am way to narrow in my thinking >> that's a key theme here as well, the conference, i'm glad she mentioned that >> let's talk about the advertising cue. how much does the advertisers need google in terms of the director/consumer? one over the thing i've

comment on twitter, facebook and google. how it changed to google's algorithm.omberg technology's life on twitter, check us out weekdays 5:00 p.m. in new york, 2:00 in san francisco. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: twitter is cracking down on verified accounts. a new policy remove the blue -- a new policy will let them remove the blue checkmark next to a user's name without any notice. this includes for content that incites hate and harassment of others. this comes after twitter took heat for verifying the count of someone who orchestrated the white supremacy march last august. they are reviewing current verified accounts and making sure they meet guidelines for behavior. the tech world loves talking about its unicorns, startups that reach the $1 billion value mark. did you know there is such thing -- such a thing as an evil unicorn? it has nothing to do with the company's value. it is a term coined by engineers about unverified posts. after the las vegas shooting, the deadliest in u.s. history, googled top story promoted a story that wrongly identified the shooter.

have taken the decision to suspend immediately suspend all our online advertising on you tube and google globally until we have confidence that appropriate safeguards are in place we will not advertise on you tube and google well in response the you tube spokesman said there shouldn't be any ads running on this content and we are working to urgently fix this the times newspaper spoke to a member of google's volunteer trusted flagger program which monitors inappropriate content on the site he said that just three unpaid volunteers were responsible for rooting out child inappropriate content of agate say there are at least fifty thousand active predators on you tube the company is aware of the scale of the problem the trust of laggards told the times that they have reported over twelve thousand predators to you tube since organist ok well let's bring in our panel now and joining us in london nishant sastry a senior lecturer in informatics at kings college in london and reading in u.k. susan rose a marketing reputation expert to henley business school and joining us via skype from malmo swe

account advertising system which is google's revenue yes so i would which is i mean you have says it does not suspend anyone from had woods for criticizing google well an obviously they would say that and i mean do i have proof that there is a correlation no i just know that it happened a couple of days after i came in with a comment on. the collection of information and the targeting that is happening you were no longer able to advertise on the google platform. i mean your account was shut our account was shut down and there was no real explanation to this and actually i mean to the adventure they opened it took three months and they were saying things like you have to put information about an install below the download button and you have but no one just google doesn't do that but how would you describe the power of google when it comes to commercial interests and if good if i'm a small business person i've come up with some idea and google doesn't like my idea and i don't want to sell my idea to google conversely in the advertising basement that if i want to place it almost anywhe

google openly val's to do you rank r.t. and sputnik making it harder for them to reach wide audiences that is despite the tech giant previously admitting it found no violations when it investigated artie's popularity on you tube. broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our international thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the lebanese prime minister saad hariri has arrived at the airport in beirut this is the first time he has been in the country since he resigned in a speech given in saudi arabia on november the fourth he will reportedly make his way to the presidential palace to deliver his official resignation as prime minister to the lebanese president artie's maria has details on the story for us. this is a long awaited to return lebanon's prime minister saad hariri has returned to beirut after he spent more than two weeks outside the country i have to say that these were really hard and turbulent twenty days for lebanon it started as a normal official visit to saudi arabia but already nex

the truth is when you use of google search engine or google product, google flights are google mail ormous amount of personal, private, confidential data, and are more they are not telling consumers exactly what it is they are collecting, and then they are selling that information to third parties, so i want the facts, i want to know what they are collecting from consumers. i want to know if they are telling us what they are collecting, and i want to know who they are selling it to. >> tucker: why do we know the answers to those questions already? >> because no one is asking. it's amazing to think that google, which has near monopoly power, monopoly power of the search engine market, has not been thoroughly investigated before. ftc gave him a slap on the wrist under president obama back in 2012, but it's time some he stepped up and said look, what are the facts are exactly? one of our information are you taking, and what you doing with it? because as you know, and this information age, our personal information, there's nothing more important for protecting our personal identity and the

google openly vows to deal run to r.t. and sputnik making it harder for them to reach why dorrian says that's despite the fact that tech giant itself previously admitted it found no violations when it investigated artie's popularity on you tube. a day before the u.k. government unveils its latest budget a protest is staged denouncing measures that could plunge nearly half a million people into poverty. a warm welcome you are watching r.t. international broadcasting to you live from the russian capital i'm making arun our top story this hour the kremlin has revealed details of an unannounced meeting between the russian and syrian presidents on monday it took place in the black sea resort of sochi. now this meeting had been kept well under wraps and it was a quick one of the two leaders have plenty of time to talk business the two confirmed that the military operations in syria looks to be coming to an end which would of course be a historical turning point in the conflict in syria at this stage especially after victories ag

google promoted a story that wrongly identified the shooter.is fake news like this that maybe his footing it weakness at the core of google's other rhythm -- algorithm. here with us to discuss, david kirkpatrick. -- mark corrupt -- mark kirkpatrick. >> this is something similar to spam. monthked to the ceo last and said this is a search quality issue. is a term that google came up with. it is triggered by a long tail of obscure keywords. you have something like child vaccinations. a lot of people believe you shouldn't. with breaking news is there's not a lot of information and so these tolls have been able to exploit the system. earlier this month, we saw around the shooting in texas. >> explained to us how google's algorithm will make you lose the spread faster. >> in recent years, google has shifted content. they are seeing a lot more competition from facebook and twitter. algorithms have started to prioritize fresh content. , theyhere is a big event post on reddit or for 10 or twitterhan -- 4 chan or twitter. -- >> the bigger question is now

authorities google recently launched an investigation into alleged russian meddling but google's own report to congress says that find no evidence that r.t. had violated its policies or manipulated you tube in any way to get its status as they most viewed news network last month google dropped our channel from its prime in the u.s. without notice or explanation it later cited a drop in viewership as the reason the spike r t being the most watched t.v. network on the platform. why didn't you revert artie's preferred status after the i.c. eight came out in january two thousand and seventeen it took you to september of two thousand and seventeen to do it the removal of r t from the program was actually a result of the as as i understand it is a result of some of the drop in viewership there was nothing about r t or its content. then to state interstate out. meanwhile eric smith's remarks are being contradicted by a google representative who said the company doesn't change its algorithms to rebrand individual sites media consultant needle wallace is certain google's actions against r.t.

when they visit google search or google mail or google flights or google shopping i want to know whatnformation. how are they collecting it, to whom are they selling it, what are they using it for, and are they disclosing to consumers exactly what it is they're collecting, and exactly what it is they're doing with it so in short, what i want are the facts. and that's why we have issued a subpoena to google to get at the facts. i also want to know, are they manipulating the results of their search engine algorithm in order to benefit their own companies. and google affiliated websites and i want to know if they're taking data from competitors and using it, misappropriating it in order to benefit google platforms. i have issued a subpoena asking for the facts. >> what's been the response to the subpoena, and have you gotten anything that you wanted to know out of their recent appearance on capitol hill >> well, google has a few days to respond to the subpoena they have about 60 days in particular and i hope that they will be forthcoming. they have said that they have a privacy policy, t

google open leave to deal rank are making it harder for them to reach why diligences that's despite the fact the tech giant itself previously admitted it found no violations when it investigated artie's popularity on you tube. and palestine has frozen ties with the u.s. after the palestine liberation organization office in washington loses its license . you're watching r t international live from our moscow studio with me and welcome to the program the russian president vladimir putin has spoken over the phone with donald trump the conversation lasted almost an hour. reports on what was discussed . after quite a few reports some of them came from d.c. from across the atlantic some of them were from tsotsi we finally got the confirmation from kremlin which makes it official president putin and president trump have been on the phone the kremlin says that the two leaders were quite happy about how it went although we don't find out that much from the statement on mr putin's website but here's a couple of things they did bring up north korea syria russia still the nuclear deal to hold and s

executive chairman of google's parent company alphabet has vowed to direct our t.v. and the news agencies put nick in order to make it harder for the outlets to reach wider audiences his comments came at a security forum in canada when asked about our team's use of google's ads and service. i had a subscription for google alerts in germany thing rich getting them every day out of ten results between five and ten every day we have sputnik news which is a russian german program note that and when i clicked on them they wanted to rise to it since this is really necessary to monitor the russian propaganda outlets with google it's and so we're well aware of this one and we are working on detecting this kind of scenario you're describing and again the ranking the ranking those kinds of sites it's basically put in a car the two and there's a whole bunch of coverage about what we're doing there but we're well aware of it we're trying to engineer the systems to prevent it we don't want to ban the sites. eric schmidt who you just heard from there has long time ties with the le

it is on google or youtube? about the changes that need to happen , especially coming up with 2018, there are a few different aspects. some of it is on the company side and some of it is on the civic engagement side. chris stewart said it very well on a segment earlier around vigilance and voters looking into what is real and what's not, and validating sources online. there's definitely a civic engagement play. i don't think these companies are against disclosure. there are a lot of discussions -- sec disclosures, add disclosures, and dollar disclosure. it is a interesting way to go. i think you are looking to work with legislators to how to do disclosure in a practical way. when you think about the hundreds of thousands, if not millions of ads that are being run by legit organizations. emily: thank you for joining us. keith, you are sticking with me. a reminder bloomberg lp is , developing a global news network with twitter. now we continue to monitor a slew of tech earnings coming out.qualcomm regarding earner

google openly. making it harder for them to reach wide audience despite the fact that. no violations when the. popularity. of the international criminal court announces his intention of u.s. involvement in alleged war crimes. on tuesday here at moscow you are joining us you're an international thanks for doing so we do start this hour with breaking news the kremlin has revealed details of an unannounced meeting between the russian and syrian presidents on monday it took place in the black sea resort of sochi with talks last thing for. let's get the latest now. joining us live here on the program a surprise meeting and yet no surprise i suppose the situation in syria was the main focus of discussion well yes of course clearly not a surprising topic but out of those talks did come a rather significant announcement with the two leaders confirming that the military operations in the country really look to be on their last leg which would of course be a historical turning point in the conflict let's take a listen to what they had to say. at this stage especially after victor

the syrian peace process and bring to an end almost seven years of conflict also this hour an artsy google admits tracking android smartphones even when users have switched off the location settings. can you watching r.t. international this is the evening which just nine o'clock here in the russian capital now our top story this hour russia's defense ministry says its air force has successfully carried out a series of surgical strikes against islamic state positions in syria it states that terrorist fighters ammunition depos and armored vehicles were destroyed in the attacks they are being carried out to support the syrian military in its push to liberate the remaining eisel held villages in the east of the country with the terror group self-proclaimed caliphate in tatters the leaders of russia iran and turkey have been meeting to lay the groundwork for series postwar future. has been following the talks in sochi. with syria becoming almost completely terrorist free or eyesore free i should say we were all curious what is going to be decided and what was going to be said when the key regio

media consultant neil wallis is certain google's actions against r.t. are politically motivated i do think it censorship you don't have to like the story that russia today coverage you don't have to want to read the material coming from sputnik but i really do not believe it is in any way except a ball that a bunch of politically correct. democratic party supporting people certainly in silicon valley should decide what i should or should not read i think it's the height of arrogance where does it start and where does it stop who decides that google today will attack our tree but tomorrow the same sort of pressure made you may make and decide to attack the daily mail here in here in britain another political viewpoint they might not like this is suppression this is censorship i think that i am quite capable of watching r.t. reading sputnik and deciding what i do or do not want to trade for what i do or do not believe i think this is extremely sinister as i say meanwhile eric schmidt's remarks have been contradicted by a google representative who said no

meanwhile eric smith remarks have been somewhat contradicted by a google representative who said there are no concrete plans to deal rank russian media including r.t. we discuss the developments with human rights lawyer. it is a form of censorship in the idea is to lead readers away from our t. content and it will have an impact on the discourse in this country google's already started the process against north american alternative media sources in august there was a report that they've already been deal ranking twelve different north american alternative media sources all of these sources have now reported a huge decrease in readership i think the attack on r t which has a very different view of those things. is an attack on those alternative narratives of issues that are very important to the american people. didn't humanitarian aid started arriving in yemen on saturday after the saudi the coalition eased its blockade of the country the first planes landed in the capital sanaa with life saving medicines and food for partially lifting the blockade thousands of people who are out prote

google open a virus to de franco altie and sputnik making it harder for them to reach a wider audience is despite the tech giant itself previously admitted it found no violations when it investigated artie's popularity on you tube. and palestine freezes ties with the u.s. after the palestine liberation organization office in washington loses its license . you want you all to international live from our moscow studio with me in india today welcome to the program and we start our program with breaking news this hour former lebanese prime minister hariri has just arrived at the airport in beirut this is the first time he's been in the country since his resignation and landed in saudi arabia on november the fourth he's reportedly going to the presidential palace to deliver his official resignation as prime minister to the lebanese president. meanwhile the lebanese army is prepared to counter any possible act of israeli aggression that's according to an official statement by the army's chief it comes as arab nations led by sandy arabiya moved to crack down on lebanon's hezbollah militia. pi

google openly valve's to. making it harder for them to reach wide audiences despite the fact the tech giant itself previously admitted it found no violations when they've investigated popularity on you tube. the international criminal court announces its intentions to probe u.s. involvement in alleged war crimes in afghanistan. and o'clock tuesday morning here in the russian capital thanks for joining us this is international. it has been a whirlwind start to the week for germany after talks on the forming a coalition government collapsed chancellor angela merkel was forced to seek the advice from the country's president and while he advised parties to rethink their disagreements merkel herself says she is ready to head back to the polls if necessary if it isn't but time parties elected to the bundestag have a shared serve their country expect for all parties a willingness to make possible the formation of a government in the foreseeable future if you elections calm i should say that's not something i'm afraid

>> it seems problematic for google. outinformation also pointed that the company is making a very determined effort to change its policies to enforce its rules much more methodically. but i think all of us, as you ,now, as you mentioned yourself who have covered this company have observed that we are in a different moment now. i think the entire industry is moving toward more awareness of what is proper and what isn't and to try to really come up with rules and policies that men in particular from abusing their power over women. i think it's worth noting that , more thanrobably any other big company, the most effective machine for producing extremely talented and effective women leaders in tech. so, that's a weird possible sort of contradiction. see they have can had problems with these power relations and potential abuse, they also have generated a next ordinary number of very talented women technology -- a very, very extraordinary number of talented women technology leaders. have spoken to women who think it's the bes

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tech giants under scrutiny representatives of facebook google and twitter are facing questions of u.s. lawmakers over fake news fake events propaganda and other misinformation during the twenty sixteen presidential election also more turbulence there bus first corruption charges in europe now the plane maker admits to in accuracies in the united states and bogus bully ends canadian authorities are investigating how a fake gold bar could be sold at a branch of the country's biggest bank. this is the business i'm christopher kober welcome major tech companies have begun two days of hearings before u.s. lawmakers on how russia and legibly use their services to sway voters and last year's presidential election the world's largest social network facebook testified that one hundred twenty six million americans may have seen politically divisive posts that originated in russia under fake names. the white house caught in a web of black spiders for halloween the president and first lady confront the monsters in their garden. but trump may have even bigger fears especially since a former foreig

let's take an example of google.gle was not the first mogul in search, but it is the biggest company today. there were people before google whether it was yahoo!, excite, and many more. so it is not necessary the first mover always takes the lion share of the market because as i mentioned earlier, it is a marathon, not a sprint. emily: obviously uber has had major challenges this year and lyft has gained market share in part as a result of that. what do you think is the likelihood that lyft can become not necessarily even an equal player to uber in the u.s. but to surpass them. ? navin: we have not disclosed the numbers. emily: everybody wants to know what the numbers are. navin: what i can say is in many of the cities with the data that has been published, they are running a parity compared to where we were. emily: you mean you think uber and lyft have the same market share? navin: in many cities in the u.s. you can look at third-party data from companies like slides, you can look at markets in san francisco the gen

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use of google's service. i had a subscription for google alerts in german language and getting them every day out of ten results between five and ten every day with sputnik news which is a russian german program no outlet and when i clicked on them they will monitor rise to that sense is it really necessary to monitor the rise russian propaganda outlets would google it's and so we're well aware of this one and we're working on detecting this kind of scenario you're describing and again the ranking the ranking those kinds of sites it's basically artie and sputnik are the two and there's a whole bunch of coverage about what we're doing there but we're well aware of it we're trying to engineer the systems to prevent it we don't want to ban the sites. well eric schmidt question has a long time relationship with the leadership of the democratic party in the us he was reportedly a donor to barack obama's campaign later becoming an advisor to the administration he's also believed to be the tech mastermind behind hil

it is on google or youtube? think about the changes that need to happen, especially with 2018, i think there are a few different aspects. some of it is on the company side. i think stewart said it very well in a segment earlier around vigilance and voters looking into what is real and what is not and validating sources online. i think there is definitely a civic engagement at play. i don't think these companies are against disclosure. there is a lot about ftc disclosure and dollar disclosure. it is a interesting way to go. i think companies are looking to work with legislators and regulators on how to do disclosure in a practical way. >> thank you so much for joining us. keith, you are sticking with me. a reminder, bloomberg lp is developing a global news network with twitter. we continue to monitor a slew of tech earnings coming out. qualcomm reported earnings of $.92 a share, beating estimates for the top and bottom line. the chipmaker still caught in a deepening legal dispute with apple and gave a bullish for

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emily: what are the interesting differentiations googling today is that google is different from facebooknd twitter in that they made the claim that the protections they already have in place event at some of the stuff from spreading. they said it spread on social media. mark: i think they google claim has been they identified a much smaller pool of ads than facebook and twitter. you did see targeted questions around youtube, including russia today with congress and senators have been adamant that this is a propaganda tool for the russian government. a very popular youtube channel. the google lawyers evaded questions about that and about how much money google shares with their ad revenue. emily: on top of that, they did not just talk about russia but the threat from foreign actors in general, china, iran and north korea. there was a particularly heated exchange between senator kennedy and one of the lawyers. take a listen to that. >> how about north korea? >> i am not aware of other foreign actors running the same sort of campaign. >> can you be aware? you have 5 million advertisers, and

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