and one of the leading tech websites called mashable that has a book club is also participating in there having a book party at their headquarters here is a new york. -- so coast-to-coast based sponsors. >> host: don't forget your own boss. paid when random house. [laughter] >> host: thank-you. i would be in trouble. the publishing company we have supported the effort as well. a number of authors on board to make these lovely videos we just are due to release yesterday. talking about why books are important in their lives there of the website and social media channels under #time to read. >> making time to read is important because if you don't your brain will brought. >> to be entertained. >> nothing like a book to see the world in a different way. >> if i could some of the impact books have on my life >> i have never bed without a book. >> i read. >> i develop my love for reading. >> all kinds of crazy stuff. >> with the james bond. >> treasure island. >> how appropriate. >> it comes into a child dies and he knows of the child is lost in the story. >> that is the ideal child. [laughter

and then mashable which is one of the leading tech web sites and has this incredible monthly book club called the mash reads club. they are also participating and have been talking about it on their social media, and they're having a book party on realize a than day in their headquarters here in new york. so from coast to coast some nice sponsors coming on to help support it. >> host: and don't forget your own boss -- >> guest: i know right. [laughter] >> host: random house. >> guest: thank you, peter. i would be in trouble for that one. and, yes, penguin/random house, the publishing company. we've been supporting the effort as well. we have a number of our authors onboard to be reading themselves who are making these lovely videos which just started releasing yesterday, and it's writers like ken follett talking about why books are important in their lives and why they make time to read. and they're really fun. they're also on the web site and can be found on the social media channels, again, searching for that timetoread hashtag. >> making time to read is important because -- >> if yo

at a mashable event got one for 27 bucks.aley, we must be doing something right in this country. >> america is the greatest innovator in the world. we embrace the free market. they copy us. china can't do innovation. neil: because they're too busy murdering our pets. >> there you go. neil: i'm sure there's an app for that. >> the united states needs to realize we are where we are because of the free market system. china is gaining on us. >> the in your face forgery, we're going to come to your event and mimic you and copy you i think that's scary. neil: didn't they have the apple stores that were a complete rip-off. >> if they don't like this, don't have your products made in china. neil: very good point. >> i don't think that watch will take off anyway. there are clocks on your cell phones. there are clocks on buildings. that thing, you won't wear it to a wedding. neil: you don't know yet. >> the mashable reporter said the person he bought it from, she didn't take her glasses off. she was covert. didn't want anybody to know.

liz: let's look into the crystal ball, and christina desk mashable is littered.ittered, they say test it, tell us what you think. start with the first thing you think will be the next tech flop. and a flop is a really mean word. let's say a little bit of a tank. >> little bit of a tank, 3-d printers in the home. i don't think that's going to take off. it's got, kind of google glass, tremendous enterprise potential, awesome stuff, i don't see regular people having them because it takes so long to print anything. liz: we love it when they're printing out fox business tchotchkes, i wonder when the scaledup version would come. some 11-year-old kid wanted it for his birthday and he got it? >> which is great. science kid experiments or kids who like the nerdier stuff. liz: jess, where do you stand on 3-d printers? >> it'sa i household product. it's the thing when the part breaks on the dishwasher and you need to print it. >> it takes two hours to print! >> not always. >> it's like rio. did you have rio in 1997, terrible mp3 player. in three years it's the ipod. >> you

mashable says...'ll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >> human beings have always imagined different possibilities, different futures. >> a huge part of science-fiction, which is sometimes called space opera, is about what will humans do in space, what kinds of civilizations we will create how will humans be changed by space travel. >> with private companies moving to the forefront of space travel in the hope of generating huge profits, it begs the question -- was it really supposed to be this way? >> "the economics of the future are somewh

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mashable says...'ll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> back in throitd toledo where daifn griffin darrengriffin posed as the trainer. a vast intelligence network. >> i don't think that being an informant actually does a service to the community. my name is mustafa, i was recently approached by the fib to be an informant for them. >> mustafa hasil navi discovered he was on the fbi watch list when he took his car in, and found a device. >> they felt this was going to stay under my car for a long time. >> came out of there. and since this is the transmitter, i didn't want to put them back in. >> until a recent federal court ruling, the fbi could place tracking devices on a vehicle without receiving a warrant. >> you believed it was a tracking device from the fbi? >

mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now . >> >>> president obama echoed what americans feel, when he called the troops the finest fighting force in the history of the world. my next guest argues that the limitless phrase shows america is a chicken hawk nation willing to do anything for the troops, except take them seriously. the president of afghanistan ashraf ghani is taking u.s. forces seriously, he told cbs news that he'd like president obama to re-examine the 2-year deadline imposed for all u.s. troops to be out of a war lasting more than 13 years. i'm joined by my next guest, good to have you with us, jim. the american military, as you say, is the best equipped fighting force in the history of the world - professional, well trained. it? >> t

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mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> providing vaccines to hundreds of millions of children in some of the world's poorest countries is the mission of an organization called gavi the vaccine alliance. we learned that gavi reached it's latest goal of raising $3.5 billion thanks to donations from the united states, china and it's main funder, the bill and melinda gates foundation. not to mention others. it was there that i sat down with gavi's ceo seth berkeley and he described the benefits of gavi's unique structure. >> we're a private-public partnership. we were born here at this forum 15 years ago. unlike just the u.n. or just a private government or company or government, we can work across using different tools. we work with partners in

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mashable says...never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> keystone exm xl is a controversial oil pipeline. president obama is held up approval pretty much since the day he came into office but now that republicans control both houses of congress, they moved quickly to try to get it approved. president obama goes before congress with keystone xl as a symbolic flash point between the white house and republicans on capitol hill. if it ever gets built republicans say the keystone xl pipeline would produce more production of oil from the tar sands. the keystone would travel over the oglala aquifer farmers have expressed concerns about the effects of a possible oil spill. >> one spill over the aquifer it could spread miles. if our water is contaminated we have no water for t

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joining me now, mashable senior technology editor pete pachal and cybersecurity officer tom kellermanou've t got sources all over the place and you look at cybersecurity, who is fault is this attack, is it twitter's or the government's? >> there's an underinvestment in security by the social media companies out there. you're wholly dependent on their security posture. the fact that you're still using pass words access those accounts is illustrative of that. the u.s. government actually exposing themselves by exposing themselves is problematic as well. liz: pete? twitter's fault or the government's fault? >> i've got to put more blame on the government on this one. twitter already has two-factor authentication built into their system. anyone who has a twitter account can enable it which by the looks of this attack could have easily prevented this. all they had to do was turn on two-factor or identification, because you need to have physical access to a device. you can't just hack remotely. liz: tom, what were you saying? what's wrong with the way people get into e-mail with an e -- int

mashable says...'ll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> nfl commissioner roger goodell is paid an tremendous salary. after this season he may feel like he needs a raise. outrage over incidents involving star players range from domestic violence, brain damage, racial slurs, hazing, duis, and even murder. and of course deflateed football. we don't talk much about sports on this show, but when i have questions michael yves has the answer. the national football league is a mega enterprise that generates billions of dollars, has been generating more and is on target to go into another stratosphere of money. and it's just been plagued by scandal and disrepute in the last year. how do you scare these two? >> the thing that is puzzling to me, i've been covering professio

lance is mashable's chief correspondent and editor at large, and janelle molten-hertz is brand partnerships and marketing expert at weddington way. welcome to both of you. i guess one of the questions that a lot of people have in light of the hacking of centcom is why did they have a twitter account to begin with? why would a large company need a twitter account? couldn't it be more dangerous than not? >> i think it's super important to have a choice as a brand have a voice, and whether you are speaking to a 15-year-old using snap chat or a 45-year-old using facebook, it's important to be able to communicate in an open and direct fashion. >> listen social media is an extension of a brand customer service. nen running that social media has to be versed in ins and outs of a company, as well as be able to eloquently communicate the brand identity. >> in a way that's strong and consistent. >> why would ge lance or xerox or wells fargo or chase why would they want to mess with it? >> i'm glad you mention ge. obviously, you know they're a company that focuses on innovation, and with that comes so

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mashable says...'ll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >>> president obama is striking back at north korea over allegations that the communist regime was behind devastating cyber attacks against sony. i ordered the united states treasury to tighten sanctions which have been in place more than half a century. the move singles out ten north korean government ofishlts and designates three organizations for additional sanctions further cutting them off from the u.s. financial system. u.s. trade with north korea rose to just 22$22 million in 2014 most of that in u.s. food exports. the white house defended the new sanctions in a statement today saying, quote, we take seriously north korea's attack that aimed at that create destructurive financial effects on a u.s. compan

mashable is also participating and has been talking about it on social media. from coast to coast some by sponsors. >> and don't forget your own, random house. >> thank you. i would have been in trouble for that one. pain when random house, the publishing company, we have been supporting the effort as well. a member of our authors on board to make these lovely videos which just started releasing yesterday. why books are important and why they make time to read. >> making time to read is important because. >> if you don't make time to read your brain will rot. >> of book can educate entertain. >> there is nothing like a a book to make you see the world in a way. >> the sum of books and packed on my life, they they have saved my life. >> i've never been without a book. >> a book does not require a a password. >> are reply should be looking at television. >> it's hard to find time to read. >> i developed my love for reading as a boy. >> by the age of 10 i 10 i was already reading all kind of crazy stuff. >> don quixote of ivanhoe. >> and trash too. ian fleming. >>

newsletter and wednesdays wednesdays and they're having a reading party in san francisco, and then mashable one of the leading tech web sites and has this incredible month book club, mash reads club, and they're participating and have been talking about it on their social media, they're having a book party in their headquarters from here in new york. so coast to coast nice sponsors. >> host: and your open boss, penguin random house. >> guest: thank you, peter. i would be in trouble for that one. and, yes penguin random house, the publishing company, we have been supporting the effort as well. we have a number of our authors onboard to be reading. thes who are making these lovely videos which just started releasing yesterday actually and it's writers like ken follett talking about why books are important. and they're fun, and can be found on the social media channels, searching for the timetoread hash tag. >> making time to read is important because -- >> if you don't make time to read your brain will rot. >> book can educate entertain it can enlighten. >> nothing like a book to make you see

and mashable which is a leading tech website and has an incredible monthly book club called the mash reads club and they are participating and talking about it on their social media and they are having a book party in their head quarters here in new york. >> and don't forget your boss. penguin random house. >> thank you peter i would be in trouble for that one. >> we have been supporting the effort as well. we have a number of authors on board reading and making videos that we just started releasing yesterday. it is writers talking about why books are important in their lives and they make time to read. they are really fun and on the website and found on the social media channels searching for the time to read hash tag. >> making time to read is important because -- >> if you don't make time to read your brain rots >> it can educate and entertain and enlightened. >> there is nothing like a book to see the world in a new way. >> if i could sum up the impact books have on my life i would say they saved my life >> i have never been without a book. >> a book unlike almost everything else

here now to talk about it senior tech analyst at mashable christina warren.our alan murray. and matt murphy. christina, i'll begin with you. i guess the one thing we can hang our hat on is a billion dollars ain't what it used to be. still when i see -- and i'm not picking on the company, but a grocery delivery service get a $2 billion valuation i'm thinking oh no. is this time different? tell me this time is different. >> i think for groceries it's difficult different. we're kind of ready and the infrastructure is finally there for it to be different with groceries. i do think when we look at things like snapchat and they're raising as much money as they have and $20 billion valuation, that's a little bit -- i'm not sure what to think about that. >> but a lot of these companies have real revenues. you talk about xiomi, they're selling phones and making a lot of money. so it's very different from what we're look at in '99 and 2000. >> you could say that with other companies. they do have revenue coming in. >> they're selling products. i think this is a dramati

a senior tech analyst at mashable.ut case of hacking? >> it's not really hacking. this is a camera that connects to the internet. you are supposed to put a password on it. you can access it from an iphone or web browser from another location. this couple didn't have a password on the camera. so all the intruder, which granted is very creepy, had to do was physical out what the address of the camera was and enter in the defall details. >> they had the wifi password. the camera did not have a good pass word. >> they need passwords for each of the devices too. >> just to be lear, they told us they put up notifications on their websites, with older camera model itself before 2013, they might need updates as well. putting those personal passwords on those devices on their cameras. so that's really the take away here, right? is there that's the big take away. you want to make sure you are protecting your camera, if it's connected to the internet. you want to use a secure password you can use last pass and password generator.

and then mashable one of the leading tech websites that has this incredible monthly book club they are participating. >> don't forget penguin random house. >> thank you. i would be in trouble for that one. we have been supporting the effort as well number of our authors on board making lovely videos with just started releasing yesterday, writers talking about why books are important in their lives in my -- why they make time to read. really fun and are on the website and can be found on the social media channels. >> making time to read is important. >> if you don't make time to read your brain will rot. >> it can entertain a candlelight. >> there is nothing like a book to make you see the world in a knew way. >> the impact books of how my life. >> i have never did without a book. >> the book unlike almost everything else in our lives today does not require a password. >> re: when i should be looking and television. >> it is really hard to find time to read. >> i developed my love for reading is a boy. >> by the age of ten i was already reading all kinds of crazy stuff. >> don quixote.

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