newspaper editors are disproportionately weighted and google news as i and stand from barletta and marrecso it would be dangerous i think for other people to look at the google news and say this is the future of the news because the future of the news won't be dependent necessarily on a class of people that google news, bumbling and alienating. i think the thing that i am excited about in a way is i think the solution to this is doable but not yet done at an algorithm alberta is mike level and i start to go out and talk about the book run into more and more people who are at journalism school or, you know, programmers saying we are working on that product that does this it's like an exciting you view this as a problem for these companies or you can view them as grand challenges. >> host: so you outlined a supply-side issue which is changing the alveringem and outlined the demand issue which is i want my expressed preferences to be weeded maureen and i would like to people to know more of what is being done to me and my name. if you could change one thing, if you could pick -- as a place t

in the organization the sort of a day to day came back which meant something very critical towns marrec pointed out at this time in history there was also an extremely important national security space program and what this meant is that you did bifurcate the world's in a way again so that is one of the team and so is steve so we were brought over to the white house and our primary focus of all space and nasa so we didn't have the same focus they did. we didn't have a sense that our portfolio was all of space that's not a good thing. what did they or do you ought to do a space council again i think there are pluses and minuses, but i think that not having a coherent vision is important in our focus was not on the national security space program, and i think if you come to this enterprise with that narrow scope, you can't see the whole picture because there is a tremendous amount that happens on that saw it. so i think that an organization does ultimately matter. we made the decision so really you had a triumph in the white house, the office of science and technology policy had the respo