one is intermedia liability, compelling providers such as comcast and atmt and facebook and google andd it, those type of websites, to have liability over what users post. what that means is they'll be legally compelled to enforce copyright, and they will end up blocking websites, filtering content, spnding users -- suspending users accounts, leaving users silence as to what they can do online. another is digital rights management or digital restriction measures. what they do is - what the drn does is it has - there are tools that protect users security wise or, you know, protect copyright on these devices. what they essential do is turn the devices and content into legal black boxes. we don't know what is going on. we can't repair hour, tinger or install our own apps. interact. >> we contacted the office of the united states trade representative to ask about ttp and issues surrounding it and they provided a statement saying: that is an interesting statement, it says it will benefit unions and environmental standards, yet they are opposed to ttp. how does that square? >> scare tactics

one being intermedia liability which compels internet service providers, such as comcast and at&t, andsites like facebook and reddit to have liability over what their users post. so they will be legally compelled to enforce copyright. they will end up blocking content and suspending users accounts, so it will lead to users being silent and restricted on law. and another provision is digital rights manager, or digital restriction measures. what drm does is it has -- there are tools that supposedly protect users security wise or, you know, protect copyright on these devices but what they do is turn our devices and content into legal blocked boxes, so we don't know what is going on in our every day devices. we can't repair it ourselves, or install our own apps. it really restricts how we interact with these things. >> we contacted the office of the united states trade representative to ask about tpp and they provided us with this statement . . . bernard that is an interesting statement because it says it will benefit labor and environmental standards, yet unions and environmentalists are

. >> there were 100 cable operators when i got involved as an owner in the industry, intermedia partnerse 5, 5 is about to become for. that is freely consolidated in a 18 million people. adam johnson is taking a look at the pickup and m&a. >> bankers had a very busy weekend, how do we participate? time for insight and action, just so we are on the same page, let's talk about the deals that have been announced or maybe announced over the next couple days. a manager, forest labs being bought by actavis. there might be another merger, perhaps charter will buy cox communications, people talking about whether that is a possibility, charter was not able to buy time warner, could not afford it. and ipo, king.com that makes candy crush, 93 million users a day. strike while the fire is hot, barry sternlicht lining up to ipo his company. how do we play this, how do we participate? real simple, there is a fund called the ipo fund, ticker is ipo. up 4.1% year to date. the merger fund, mna. both beating the s&p 500. i have a third one, this roundabout. just buy the broker-dealers, there is the broker