we're wondering if the megaupload prosecution it's really the beginning of the content industry being able to tell the government to do its dirty work for and so the battle be never ending content owners will always want more control but the battle with the turn out well for us because we as consumers will lose at least one if many of those other four. and later to say security scares over the new timeline on facebook in debate show crosstalk. are going to be a lot of unexpected ways in which that information which you're being sort of encouraged to post is then used and it surprises you again new recent story which is that this is actually a russian company i free innovations created called girls around me which is polling publicly available information both from facebook and another company foursquare where you basically posted your locations and created an app called girls around me where if someone was in a neighborhood they suddenly got a map showing them where young women are in bars and restaurants in their neighborhood right which is a kind of creepy right it's like well. yeah

we're wondering if the megaupload prosecution it's really the beginning of that content industry being able to tell the government to do its dirty work for and so the battle be never ending content owners will always want more control but the battle of the turn out well for us because we as consumers will lose. now it may just have been a tweak on the home page but few of facebook's millions of users are rushing to like it for them the timeline is a threat to their privacy and later on today across tog asks whether users is liberties are being zucker punched. into a. bit of privacy being taken from us to be unleashed often called out more privacy taken from me in the bars and restaurants of london. oh yeah but to be honest you know my credit card has been cloned twice in london and that was imposed to get no one's ever stolen my identity on facebook profile just not desirable enough i don't know. japan is set to turn off its last working nuclear reactor leaving one of the world's largest industrial powers without atomic energy for the first time in over forty years it had heavily relie

we're wondering if the megaupload prosecution it's really the beginning of that content industry being able to tell the government to do its dirty work for and so the battle be never happy and content owners will always want more control but the battle without the turn out well for us because we have consumers will lose saying we don't live matt is it may have just been a tweak on the home page but few of facebook's millions of users are rushing to like it and then it's a threat to their privacy and it fifteen thirty g.m.t. today crosstalk latest show us whether uses liberties of being punched. at the end of a. bit of an area of privacy being taken from us and to be honest i think about privacy taken from me in the bars and restaurants of london i have on facebook. and you explained i started oh yeah but to be on a studio with my credit card has been cloned twice in london and that was involved to get no one's ever stolen my identity on facebook perhaps i'm just not desirable enough i don't know. syrian rebels have reportedly begun undergoing the real or warfare training in kosovo they

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seizure it was very interesting that you know days after so open people were voted down and you see megaupload being seized. with an almost just like the government saying we don't care what passed on the hill we're just going to do what we want. a prosecution like this takes years to develop so the wasn't like administration turned around to the content owners and said sorry you lost the battle in congress we'll go take care you tomorrow it's been in the works for a while having said that the bailing out the prosecution on that specific day did strike me as good just struck and maybe the administration wanted to tell the content owners don't worry we've got your back. but even if it wasn't if the timing was even if the timing was pure coincidence it still shows that there's a tight revolving door between government and content owners whether or not congress will act the content owners have the ability to steer the actions of the administration so it almost reinforces how irrelevant congress is on that topic what about t.v. shacked i mean not just a website we're talking about a web site that

we tackle one of the major ones we had over the last year was megaupload, the takedown i think you're familiar with the individuals in new delands. we are focusing utilizing those personnel, focusing on the most egregious cases we find and those cases which could result in harm to person if there are false or inadequately manufactured products that are being sold. the -- going back to your point it is a huge area. i can't purport to say we are making a huge impact on it. it would take additional resources, but we have to prioritize and lock people up as a deterrent to others engaging in this same activity. >> thank you. >> senator hatch. >> thank you, mr. chairman. welcome, mr. director. i personally have appreciated your service over all these years. you were nominated by president bush for a 10-year term. in 2001 you were subsequently unanimously confirmed by the senate in september, 2001, your 10-year term was set to expire on september 4, 2011 it was extended for an additional two years. i think that was a good thing to do. now, if i have my way, we'd keep you right where you are.