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mark zucker berg recently said that he had done it again, and it's very quick quote.uldn't have come to silicon valley. he would have stayed in boston. there's some nuance to that, but you brought the company in from canada. would you have done it again? is silicon valley still the place to be? >> i really like it. i think the synergy here of kind of people who, you know, want to take risks and start companies, people who are willing to take bets on risky companies, i definitely feel like silicon valley is still there. definitely new york is starting to happen a lot more. you have tech stars, you know, london, berlin, and i dwinl think that silicon valley still is -- maybe i'm biassed because i'm here, but i found that it's really great -- i had a great experience. >> and it's warmer. >> way warmer. >> go ahead. >> what's the business model here? are you selling advertise sng how are you making money? >> we have our own ad model. basically one in 20 kinds will show sponsor results. those basically are called paid discoveries, and a little bit like paid search, if peop

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his account of mark zucker berg was adapted for the screen, "bringing down the house" followed students who won millions in las vegas and "sex on the moon" tracks a candidate. now your chance to ask your questions. earlier today, new hampshire secretary of state william gardner announced january 10, 2012 will be the state's primary retaining its status as the first in the nation. this is 25 minutes. >> welcome. good to see you a lot of you again since last week. this will be the 25th new hampshire presidential primary and contrary to what some of you have heard, this is only the ninth one that i have actually set the date for. standing to my left is former state representative and state senator, who wrote the language in 1975, 36 years ago that was the first protection that was codified in state law to preserve the tradition of the new hampshire primary and he has been with me when i set the date in years past. and to my right is the son of the late former governor hugh gregg who championed the primary over the years during my years in office, more than anyone else. and i have had kay g