>> i use google obsessively. i couldn't have written this book without google. this book is a celebration of google. google has reached one of the great threat from the companies in all history, but they got infatuated and their own technology, and now imagine that it's almost a religious revelation that's going to end all human creative endeavor while they fly off to settle it somewhere with elon musk and leaving the rest of the world to subsist on guaranteed annual incomes dispersed from the final machine of artificial intelligence. >> george gilder, did you have to get permission to use the google logo? >> it's not the google -- the lawyers figured it out. >> because it's different colors and it's upside down? >> it's different. i don't know, we are claiming it is different here i don't know. there's been lots of legal involvement and that innocent jacket. >> what is your next book about? >> carver mead is one of the great scientists of our era. he was one of the first people in the microchip revolution. i wrote about him and a book called microcosm, and he w

what google does. it reaches past the wallet in sustained your money in your work and takes her time directly. and in an economy without money it is essentially is ruled by power and real-time. what time is running out for google. eighty hours a week or something on this. on the millenials or whatever. time is running out for google. how so. make that connection for us. when a technology is no longer serving its customers in the end it fails. it depends on collecting data from millions of customers. all of the data and the customers. in transform them into a perfect guide for advertising. google knows what you want even before you know it yourself. they can't turn down that deal. but at a certain point when everything is free there is the way the advertiser can make money and google is really in crisis today. similarly google and facebook and all of these companies are dominant but they have a fundamental flaw. of escaping the obligations of security and why it is to real customers. with the real marke

type google into google search engine then hit the news tab you might find a few stories that the tech giant would rather you didn't see a few weeks back we learned that google was working on something called project dragon fly a new search engine for the chinese market one that would funk. and in compliance with beijing's strict rules on censorship in an organization that talks of transparency it is ironic that only a handful of the company's eighty eight thousand employees knew about this project when some of them caught wind of it they leaked the details to an online news site the intercept which broke the story and put google's top brass on the spot google has ventured into china before in two thousand and ten but back then it decided it could not live with the censorship rules there so it pulled out this potential reentry into china signals a major policy u.-turn involving one of the biggest tech companies on the planet and the world's largest market our starting point this week is google's headquarters silicon valley usa. times change technology moves on companies evolve there wa

google is such a great help to google thank affirmations nearby. showing results for find gas stations nearby along your route. google knows where its users are and that lets it offer a personalized information and advertising it can be very useful and this worth a whole lot of money to google many ads require location data to function there's nothing wrong with this but you have to be very upfront with what you do with that data and you have to allow people to opt out the problem is that the more companies know about you and location is very important part of this the easier they can influence you it is important to know how to turn off location functions and tracking it should be easy it turns out that even if users of android phones and i phones deactivate location history google still tracks you via other apps. a.p. technology writer ryan i found this out there's a setting in google services called location history and if you turned it off. google said that the places you went would no longer be stored. we found that that's not true that other

well it depends what what google stands for and this is the exact the exact question if google is just as one employee criticized today turning into a censorship machine in china they might not because then they can already used by to be other problem is that even if google is not censoring or would be not censoring particular search terms china with its great firewall is already employing a service by cisco that prevents the forwarding of the search results so even if they results would be displayed the page you would click on would be turned out like just briefly i also read on line one comment that even a new to version of google would still work better than i do while it could be if it depends on how. how extensive these censorship efforts are but for sure they are big they're big shift from surjit brand new also has had experience of such you've been the google fodder who has had experience with solitary newsom and that is why he opted out in two thousand and ten after four years of killing and censorship by the chinese government and google's not afraid of getting split up at som

idea that google does it intentionally. they dealt with it two years ago with the notion they were suppressing negative search results about hillary clinton. they did not come out at that time. thatof the issue here is google, for 20 years has been pretty secretive about its algorithm. that can flame the conspiracy theories. and then they have facebook and thiser and have done a lot past year dealing with criticism. any of the -- in the other direction they service news this information -- disinformation and they weed out news on the right and left but predominantly on the right and that is what led to this moment. emily: what are you -- what do you make of the fact that google, facebook and twitter are all under attack by the president? do you think they have something to worry about? farms and ire big become big companies. when you look at the top largest companies at the planet a lot of them come out of silicon valley so of course they will be in trump's crosshairs. this is now communications platforms. he will hear and

he is now taking aim at google treating google search results for trump only show the reviewing of fake news media. they haven't rigged for me and others so that almost all stories and news is bad. fake cnn is prominent. illegal? 96% of results on truck news are from national left-wing media. very dangerous. google and others are suppressing voices and hiding information and news. they are controlling what we can and cannot see. this is a various -- very serious situation. the president deleted those tweets repotting -- risk run -- replacing them with slightly different ones. he said the search is not used to set a political agenda we -- the google spokesman said the search is not used to get a political agenda we don't avery any side -- favor any sign. mark gurman got a big wake-up call and we have him along with others. then, let's start with you. does the president -- ben, let's start with you. does the president have a point? >> some of the new conservative sites, farther on the right, more conspiracy minded, probably are not showing up much in google search results. news, which hex

google employees and google itself has kind of dance around the topic a little bit by saying they don't comment on speculations but they have already made efforts to break into the chinese market in sundar pichai is also known as someone who wants to re enter the world's largest internet market we're talking about seven hundred seventy two million internet users i guess that's tempting but does google really need to i think they do because in china there are companies that are way more successful in binding. basically every part of uses life into one app like we chat they have government approved mini app. within that they do everything from micro payments to virtual i.d.'s to social networking to communications but politicians and also by do the search and giant in china has a big part in that so yes they want to definitely into that but if the chinese can already do all of that today google well it depends what what google stands for and this is the exact the exact question if google is just as one employee criticized today turning into a censorship machine in china they might not bec

but with specific to trump, i did some googling of him on google about news. i saw fox news in there. i saw other outlets. they're trying to call this pj media, which is just a conservative site. it's not a research clearinghouse. it's not the cato institute. it's nothing like that. it was used because it had a headline that said 96% of media -- of news coverage of trump is negative from liberal groups. reuters? cbs? of course cnn. those are fringe groups? 96% is negative. that's the reality of coverage with what the president puts out. >> so then, chris, you should have no concerns whatsoever to making the algorithms transparent for the american people to decide whether there's a bias or not. >> none. >> and i think that's the appropriate recourse. >> have the government do it. i think that's fine. i just don't think you do it because trump says it's rigged against him. >> it's been an issue that has been rising in concern among many republicans, and i think there's a concern that many conservatives turn to these platforms to get information because they beli

type google into google search engine then hit the news tab you might find a few stories that the tech giant would rather you didn't see a few weeks back we learned that google was working on something called project dragon-fly a new search engine for the chinese market one that would function in compliance with beijing's strict rules on censorship in an organization that talks of transparency it is ironic that only a handful of the company's eighty eight thousand employees knew about this project when some of them caught wind of it they leaked the details to an online news site the intercept which broke the story and put google's top brass on the spot google has ventured into china before in two thousand and ten but back then it decided it could not live with the censorship rules there so it pulled out. this potential reentry into china signals a major policy u.-turn involving one of the biggest tech companies on the planet and the world's largest market our starting point this week is google's headquarters silicon valley usa ok. times change technology moves on companies evolve there

it turns out google and mastercard -- select google advertisers contract whether the ads they ran online a sale in a physical store. the companies never told mastercard users of this arrangement. i want to bring in a bloomberg analyst. how does this work? >> they announced a technology last year but they didn't say they had done a deal with mastercard to get it done. >> is this legal? has a lot been broken here? and not disclosing this? >> probably not. it is a classic case of when you sign up for a mastercard when you sign up for google services, page 24 paragraph three says something like you give us permission to use data for marketing purposes. generally the phrase that mastercard users in the agreements for sure. >> google is in hot water with the president. teeth hisnow how much threats have. how does this pile on to what google is already dealing with? >> those are two separate issues. the search issue and the bias issue. side, it cuts to the core of what google does. the general pact we make with google and facebook is we get great services and in return they get to use our data.

well it depends what what google stands for and this is the exact the exact question if google is just as one employee criticized today turning into a censorship machine in china they might not because then they can already used by to the other problem is that even if google is not censoring or would be not censoring particular search terms china with its great firewall is already employing a service by cisco that prevents the forwarding of the search results so even if the results would be displayed the page you would click on would be turned out like just briefly i also read online. one comment that even a new to version of google would still work better than by do well it could be if it depends on how how extensive these censorship efforts are but for sure they are big they're big shift from search of brand new also has had experience of said you've been the google founder who has that experience with told terry newsom and that is why he opted out in two thousand and ten after four years of killing and censorship by the chinese government and google's not afraid of getting split up

we did this about google google search results for trump news shows only the viewing a reporting of fake news media in other words they have it rigged for me and others say that almost all stories on news is bad all right to talk about this i'm joined by the tech journalist david meyer he is the author of control shift help technology effects you and you're right it's good to have you back on the show. how much credence is there the you put in these accusations from donald trump it's simply not true there's there's no there's no evidence to show that google is biased in the results that way i mean the thing is google in its results attempts to show people what is most useful to them and the way that it treats news publications is by how credible they are how many people link to them. and the fact is that what he calls left wing news organizations which are not necessarily so right. mainstream publications that have a lot of credibility have a lot more weight to them and google gives them no problem it's google says it doesn't have a political agenda but it does have algorithms and we don

candacethis -- >> escalate and hurt google? -- can this escalate and hurt google?have seen internet executives getting called before congress, they have had to spend time and resources responding to these claims of cycling conservative viewpoints and that is harmful to business. an am sure there will be opinion piece on this. it is time for futures in focus. but dollar dipping to its lowest point in months. tim, talk to us about this a dip for the dollar, you must have anticipated this. i think the job owning from the administration, the city's economic surprise index has been negative for the u.s., germany had a nice higher-than-expected figure. i think it came at a very timely point, this dollar weakness. for china and the em currencies, namely turkey. it is a pullback from the highs. office it hasok been pretty much down. we're barely halfway from the decline. i am a little surprised, i would've expected the dollar to be stronger. i also think the market is a dovish on the fed going forward and we have the italian budget in september. the pullback in the dollar

different from google google thanks for having me though the simple answer is that it will be a censored version of google search engine has to my eyes for the chinese market design and build to comply with the chinese laws as google would have to censor any information that the chinese government may find undesirable especially news and information in the political and social realm so key words like democracy in an even civil society maybe have an entirely and also the banned list of keywords and information is not something static by bob over time as events and news that the government may find out she actionable do it on a daily basis and also interesting only for hosts search engine use supposed to be difficult to avoid as a whole at instead of desktop version so china now is a mobile first country with more than one point three billion mobile phone users so most seems to be banking on the idea of move on but also mobile phones carry a lot more risk and potentially more user data the lack of rights on users mobile phones and so. ultimately google's search engine would have to be cens

google, born of the u.s. government program won't work with our government to defend democracy, but is falling over itself to work for the world's worst to crush democracy. treason is being thrown around too much these days, that seems like a good definition of it to me. this is google ceo, someone i know personally. now, talking to you directly. if you go through with this, it will show the world that you no longer believe in your own mission of making information available. you just want to make more money available to you. it would expose all those sanctimonious high-minded tweets and statements about human rights is standing up for values, as fewer bs. it will come from that google is driven by one thing, maximizing greed, control, and power. of course you come on the show to defend yourself. partly, you refuse to be accountable. there's another reason. china told you not to talk about it. you are not only working with the communist dictators to censor in china, you're doing their bidding by censoring you

this book is a celebration of google.it's one of the greatest transformative companies in all history, but they got infatuated with their own technology. now imagine it's almost a religious revelation that's going to end the whole human creative endeavor while they fly off to a satellite somewhere leaving the rest of the world to subsist on guaranteed annual incomes dispersed from the final machine of artificial intelligence. >> host: did you have to get permission to use the logo? >> guest: the lawyers figured it out. >> host: because it is different colors and upside down? >> guest: it's different. we are claiming it is different. [laughter] i don't know. there've been lots of legal involvement. >> host: what is your next book about? >> guest: carver mead is one of the great scientists of our era. he was one of the first people in a microchip revolution in a book i wrote called microcosm and he went on to do the research for moore's law and the name moore's law. carver has been my counsel for decades, and he's got lots

google.e. a quirky california company has transformed the way the world finds things out. >> early on in web search engine history there were actually editors who were trying to make a list of all the good websites. and that's why google's appearance on the scene changed everything. >> google scans over 4 billion web pages for matching results. google chooses these results through a mix of looking for the closest word match and judging a page's relevance by counting how many other pages link to it. >> google came up with a simple algorithm and basically it decides for itself which are the most important sites, the most likely sites to have the answer you're looking for. >> that makes for a very efficient search, and word of how it works is getting around. >> when you make a big leap like that, you immediately become the winner. >> obviously, everybody wants to be successful. but i want to look back on making a big difference in the world. >> google's goal is to really organize the world's inf

standing up for google. max: he referred to us as a great american company. erick: there you go. max: in a tweet. erick: you can put that as your motto, like the "washington post," democracy dies, great american company. [laughter] max: you're right about the patterns. there have been european cases against mcdonald's, starbucks, disney, the movie studios, apple, facebook, google, which seems like a bit of a pattern. the most recent case, so there is a great article on the hill that referred to this as antitrust, gerrymandering. the case was against android. google makes the android operating system that most non-apple phones run on and they drew the smartphone market to exclude iphones. which is just totally contrary to everybody's experience with smartphones. you either buy an iphone or one of the android type of phones but you can't make a case that android doesn't have a competitor in the smart phone market unless you exclude apple , so when you start from that premise, the rest of the argument -- erick:

google, twitter, facebook, they're treading on troubled territory.t's not fair to large portion of the population. >>> that comes ahead of congressional testimony from executives from all three companies on censorship and election meddling next week. scott, i'm curious to know what you thought of the president's comments and if the regular torrie frameworks is -- >> treading on troubled territory? does anybody no he what that means? >> that's my question. >> i think in a strange way the president's attack inokay late them from regulation i think they come across as ham-handed at the end of the day they rally the left, who likely could have been -- this could have been a bipartisan efforts there's reasons to worry, but similar to the attack on amazon, hi attacks lack reason, data or grammar, which weaken the argument, only make -- google is responding the way amazon did, with data and measured in a reasonable way big tech is acting presidential. the other is president he's literally inokay lating big tech against regulation. >> do you disagree that so

type google into google search engine then hit the news tab you might find a few stories that the tech giant would rather you didn't see a few weeks back we learned that google was working on something called project dragon fly a new search engine for the chinese market one that would function in compliance with beijing's strict rules on censorship in an organization that talks of transparency it is ironic that only a handful of the companies eighty eight thousand employees knew about this project when some of them caught wind of it they leaked the details to an online news site the intercept which broke the story and put google's top brass on the spot google has ventured into china before in two thousand and ten but back then it decided it could not live with the censorship rules there so it poor. doubt this potential reentry into china signals a major policy u.-turn involving one of the biggest tech companies on the planet and the world's largest market our starting point this week is google's headquarters silicon valley usa. times change technology moves on companies evolve there wa

plus, google wants back in, in china. the search engine left the mainland in 2010 over beijing's censorship policies and now is working with the chinese government to curtail search results. much to the chagrin of employees. and proposing to revoke california's authority over greenhouse emissions and electric vehicle mandates the california attorney general is out to maintain the state's clean air. we'll hear from him ahead. first to our top story the bulk of big tech earnings are behind us. just snap is left to report this week. apple investors breathing a sigh of relief. the nasdaq composite lost as hutch as 4.2% since the july 25 high as investors sold shares of fatebook, netflix, and more. morgan stanley is arguing this is just the start of a bigger sell off in u.s. equities driven by tech and recommended selling u.s. tech stocks a month ago and now says traders are starting to heed their bearish call. joining us from washington the managing director in new york and our market editor. i'll start with you. what is -- w

he was talking about google. this is of course alphabet, the parent company of google, that stock dmouown more than half a percent. i want to pull into this twitter and facebook, two other companies who have been included in this attack on social media, if you will. in particular, twitter, who has already been accused and jack dorsey addressed this in earlier interviews about a week ago, is twitter suppressing conservative voices. today, president trump as blake just said is taking aim at google, saying google is trying to suppress conservative voices. facebook, though, included in that as well. just one of the places where the president started his fake news accusations, at facebook during the election in 2016, you may remember. >>> as the markets push higher towards another record today, take a look at this. consumer confidence hit its highest level in almost 18 years in august, as u.s. households enjoyed benefits of a strong labor market and of course, the tax cuts that finally kicked in. will this continue to

. >> president trump attacking one of the nation's most high-profile technology companies, google. the president posting this video to his twitter account explaining that he believes that google is guilty of bias against him because it promoted president trump's state of the union address on its home page factoring on the days of the president gave that state of the union speech and then once the president took office, president trump took office, google stopped promoting the state of the union address live on its homepage on those particular days i can tell you that we don't have any comment from the white house and who put it together and the cnbc's team back with cnbc headquarters and look at those days and confirm that in fact there were promotions and not on the dates in which president trump gave the state of the union speeches, but we don't know exactly why google changed its practice here. i've asked the white house whether or not they reached out to google before the president attacked the company on twitter a few moments ago. no answer to who put this together and no real

lot more risk for the user right so but google tried this google went into the chinese market and with drew about eight years ago because of censorship added to hotkey so what is likely to have changed over the last eight years. well over the last years eight years lot of things might have changed and everybody's asking now why now why after eight years returning to china. i believe a google has always wanted to have more business in china my guess is the chinese internet market has being too important to be ignored china now has the world's largest number of internet users mobile phone users e-commerce market eventing market the list goes on and on so the bottom line is that the chinese have very enormous an important market that people could not ignore but also in the last eight years china has ramped up its high tech development and now is the leading contender in such areas such as artificial intelligence cloud computing supercomputing and that is something very important interesting to google i fully so there are a lot more reasons i guess for google to return as i see this becaus

but you used google calendar and google maps extensively to write this.ex hotly were those tools that were effective for you? >> so the google thing -- so i -- i've trd all kinds of tlines for my novels. with this one, the calendar was really tricky. because i'm moving back and forth between time periods but w also dealih aids, the amount of time that would elapse beeen someone maybe gettin the test and getting the results. you move one thing and your whole plot falls apart. so i clicked back in my google calendar five or six years until the days of the week matched up with the days of the week in 1985. and i would enter my events into the calendar. >> seth: i noticed that the days match up. checked. i always check. [ laughter ] that's the first thing i do when i read a book. i'm like, "i'm going to go on my google calendar. if these, they don't match up --" >> you know what? someone do s. h: someone does, that's true. >> and we're going to get the e-mails. the writers are going to get the e-mails if we don't do that.t' >> seth: thas right. >> but -- what the funny thing now is i'll u

plus, google wants back in in china. the search engine left the censorship policies, and is now working with the chinese pop -- government to curtail results, to this agreement -- the chagrin of employees. revoke california laws. how to maintain the state's clean air. stories. the top the bulk of the big tech earnings are behind us with just snap left to report this week. apple investors are breathing a sigh of relief , but the nasdaq composite lost as much as 4.2% since the july 25 hi, as investors sold shares of facebook, netflix, and more. morgan stanley recommended selling u.s. tech stocks a month ago and now traders are starting heed the bears' call. let his morgan stanley saying here?what is the argument ? onehe argument is based on valuation, but also the growth we have seen out of these stocks. morgan stanley has been banging the drum for a while now. i should point out, a lot of people have called the end to the tech rally several times this year, and the tech stocks continue to find another leg up. it is possib

bing is a competitor to google. it's a microsoft competitor to google.re can be other competitors to bing, if bing doesn't work out too well. the point is, this is a big market. yes, there are monsters out there like google and facebook and twitter, no doubt. i don't disagree with you. but the monsters in the bureaucracy i would put to you are much worse. go ahead. final word. >> well, the big monster is the "r" word, regulation. that word needs to be used, perhaps it doesn't have to be implemented but they need to change and they need to change now because at this point, we can't take them for granted. their bias can literally allow for democrats to win elections. we can't have that. david: not at all. what we can't have is censorship. i think there's bias out there. plenty of it. i see it in twitter, i see it in facebook but there's got to be an answer in the competitive market as opposed to an answer in censorship. got to leave it there. my friend, i love talking to you. take care of yourself. thank you very much. kristina: a permanent good-bye. john

which showed since it results and back then google said well what we're doing and do because google thesis and how we can rationalize this it's better to give some information the no information a tool what google will probably do is have a search up it's thought and will be a way to try and i mean to penetrate some of the services from buy do of course is a big competitor to that but i mean bear in mind that you know china is a country that is cracking down and censorship on terms such as jenin square also mean terms like winnie the pooh of course he was. paying was famously compared to that resulted in the gives you need meaning to alternative facts or you know it could be a question of geography absolutely before let's shift gears and talk about another big player here in the tech world that is apple it has become the first u.s. company to top said earlier one the trillion varies by replaying zero zero one trillion us dollars in market value now this crowns a decade long rise fueled by of course the i phone it transformed the tech firm from a niche player in personal computers into a gl

this is a big business for google. google uses this data for advertisers.ollars last year off of their ad services. so, this is big money for them. they want to hide it. they don't want you to see if. hopefully this article will open our eyes to legislature or, whoever we need to say, hey, google, knock it off. that's not cool. >> that is very important. ryan eldridge from nerds on call, appreciate your time. thanks. >>> let's turn things over now to meteorologist rosemary oroszco. no matter where you were today, it seemed a lot cooler. >> some spots did not even see the sunshine. along the coastline in san francisco down along the peninsula, hartley to mostly cloudy the entire day. even though temperatures are just a tad cooler, it will feel a whole lot more if you don't have the son to warm you up. we have monsoonal moisture back in california. take a look at the sierra. lit up with thunderstorms this afternoon. we've got lightning this afternoon as well. not so much over the yosemite area, but, this will be the possibility as we roll into the evening hou

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