the other thing is everybody at hulu is an owner in hulu.that is so different than the cultures in traditional media. but that culture.... >> rose: how is everybody in hulu an owner? meaning all your partners are owners? all the people that provide the content are owners? >> no. >> rose: you mean the people who work at... so your team from... >> my assistant is an owner in hulu. and that's the way it should be. because if we're fortunate to create upside and to create value for hulu, i think everybody at hulu should participate in that upside. >> rose: what's the pair xaer son between the percentage of ownership of your assistant and your percentage of ownership? >> it's different. but not unlike, for example, if you're at google or amazon or what not. clearly it's not all the same in terms of... with regards to that. >> rose: but if it's very important if you were with those two places and you were there in the beginning. >> there's certainly a risk profile. so with regard to the people... eric is a great... eric fang, the gentleman that i

>> brand new for hulu.that was the first time ever live streamed.... >> rose: might youo supporting events and other things? >> we sure wou love to. there's so manyhings we' see in the future. (laughs) >> rose: i'm sure you would le to yes, you would "time" magazin cover story. twitter. >>es. i've heard of that. (laughs) rose: is that an enomic model? >> notet. and i say. i stress yet. i can tell youhat it is a business that has tremendous utility. i use it at leas 20 times a day. 's.... >> rose: wt do you useit r? >> what i do is i go to search.twitter.com and i search fothe namehulu" ando that 0 times day. the name "hulu" gets written on twitter abou2,000 times day. is up but yo can't read 2,400 times of material, can you? >> it tns out you caas long asou look at it every 0 minutes. so iave a blackberry d look at it every 20 minutes. so i'm not the only one. almost everybody ahulu looks at search.twitter.c for the word hulu. and the reason why wedo it is it that it i realtime feedback on theuality of cust

there is that contentious relationship between viacom and you tube and disney and the deal with hulu. in the next months and is bigger than you tube. success in europe and display growth expected up 40% next year and a recovery in revenue are all reasons to be bullish. it is a bold call and google up about 50%. gold min clearly thinks with the rally, google has lots of room to run. >> thank you very much. jim goldman. let's talk about the market and head down to the floor of the stock exchange. before we ask to you buy in on the bernanke question, the market is moving resilient even though we had moves in the marks. china is a distant memory with the sell off. i assume you are encouraged? >> the market shows the discount and the jobs number and chose to focus on the manufacturing that is 12% of our economy. i think we are still in that looking forward. we are getting out of this and closer to the end in the beginning. still short-term bullish. >> the s&p at 1005. where would you wellic to see it close? >> above 1005 would keep the upside intact, but i will take above 1,000. i don't wa

will be available through time warner cable website and programmer-observed websites which include hulu. today's news is similar to a test comcast launched in july dubbed the on demand online and with subscriber's accent content through password protected program to incentivize consumers to continue paying cable bills. they're looking to prevent subscribers and ad dollars siphoned away from the web which is one reason newspapers are in such trouble. the bankrupt tribune company asked a judge to allow an investigation of the leverage buyout of the company dell led in 2007. bond owners alleging jpmorgan and others knew that lbo would result in the company's bankruptcy. a bigger stake of the restructured company, bondholders want to prevent the banks from assuming ownership in exchange for for giving debt. the tribune company has responded to a request for comment. but industry watchers question whether tribune newspapers could generate cash flow to sustain this kind of deal. back over to you. >> thank you very much, julia boorstin. >>> futures up 0.80 right now. that's a little bit, maybe