>> it is designed for mobile. it is very low power consumption and very fast processing capabilities. that combination is especially beneficial for mobile. >> your the vice-president of governmental affairs. is it beneficial to get your products in front of legislators? >> i think it is very beneficial. some of the policy issues we have been advocating for, this shows what that can produce. some of the things we have talked about are the need to reform our immigration laws to allow us to have access to the highly skilled talents of people who are producing these types of devices, as well as having access to the spectrum to accommodate the amazing growth we are seeing in mobile. we need access to the airwaves to allow for that. >> two of your big issues, immigration reform and specter reform as well. >> we are also interested in creating a level playing field for multinational companies that have to compete against companies in other places of the world. we see a need for the u.s. to look at corporate taxes and mak

but with this, any laptop can be turned into a mobile digital tv set. there are also devices like this for the automobile. so if you've got a dvd player in your automobile, you can plug it into the screen, into the system, and you can have television on the go on the road. we also have some prototypes here on the table of new devices that are coming including a laptop, a netbook from dell that's a prototype here, you can see tv on the screen. and then there are accessories coming for the ipad, for iphone that also >> host: how do these products that you have here fit with distracted drivers? it's not just passengers that bring the tv with them. >> guest: well, obviously, as it is with anything in the car, it isn't the sort of thing you want to be playing around with if you're a driver. so these are information and entertainment devices for the backseat of the car. there's a lot of people driving around with video systems in their car today for the backseat, for the kids or whatever, and that's really the advantage of being mobile. but it's not only the

but with this in the laptop can be turned into a mobile tv set. there's devices like this for the automobile, so if you have the dvd player in your automobile you can buy a product like this, turning it into the screen in the system and you can have television on the go on the road. we also have prototypes on the table of new devices that are coming including a laptop network from dell it's a prototype you can see the tv on the screen and then there are accessories coming for the ipad, the iphone that also bring mobile dtc to the apple products as well. >> how many products are now on the market? >> as you on the market. the rca and 7 inches in size ranging from about $115 up to about $175. those are available today. >> is there a monthly subscription fee? >> that's one of the best part about it today it is a free service and there will always be a subscription for each year as well as a subscription to here that's going to come eventually. future products will have the ability to place crimpled content so like you enjoy a lot of cable programs at

in any city, mobility is important. in a city like san francisco where we have a lot of space, mobility is important. to the extent that our public rights of way, streets and sidewalks are not in good condition, not save, not accessible, then we are not as mobile as a society as we need to be. therefore, we are not as strong as a society and have a strong enough economy. mobility really relies on infrastructure that is in good condition and i think we all recognize we have a long way to go in terms of realizing a city with infrastructure in the shape we need to enable that kind of mobility. it is also important because, here in the city, we have a transit first policy, a better streets policy. in order to get people out of their cars on to transit, on their bicycles, on their feet, we need public rights of way to be safe and accessible. all of that brings us to the point where we are today. the good news is, we have a plan. and that plan is called the 10- year capital plan. it is a plan that came together under the lead

chamber of commerce amsterdam is known as an element of innovative approach to connectivity and mobility. he is strong and establishing unique partnership to create groundbreaking solutions. he started a task force formability management for employers and employees to reduce car trafficked by 10%. -- he started a task force for mobility management for employers and employees to reduce traffic by 10%. >> i will give you the perspective of the business community in amsterdam. athis is the region of amsterda. this is the inner city of amsterdam, and the rest of the city are the suburbs. the whole city, there are 2.2 million people, but the real city of amsterdam, there are less than 800,000, which i think is about the same as san francisco. i will also pass around a few sheets. the important thing is that amsterdam is one of the five major economic central's -- economic centers in europe, and we want to stay that way, and we are an attractive city for international business, like the american and asian companies that like to have business in amsterdam. it is a real nice place to stay. exper

we have a budget to control and in that budget, you will see our mobility policy. you can have your own expenses on infrastructure work, for instance, but in brussels, we also have an important policy on financing groups, social groups who are working on the issue. and i believe we should never forget to work on equity because we have those big social differences within our town. this is just shortly a slide that shows you what already has been polled, that denmark and the netherlands, they are in fact far ahead of all of the other european countries and belgium is somewhere in-between making an effort but for sure also at this trip, i have been able to learn a lot from my european colleagues in denmark and in the netherlands. brussels is in the heart of europe and i think it's also has been a very good thing that there is european regulations, although at this moment, european regulations are mainly on achieving certain environmental standards. let's say pollution by co2 and particles. but that has helped us as we had too high air pollution in brussels as it was s

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i think the history of newspapers to radio, television, to the internet, to mobile, to whatever comes next is not just a story of shorting formats, but a story of a multiplicity of formats. the amazing thing in san francisco is not that the "chronicle" is still here, but that it is still here and seven other levels of debt you want to consume the information that are available to you. all the old media are investing today in mobile the way they were struggling to learn internet fundamentals even 15 years ago. at the same time, they are being forced to do that because entrepreneurs specializing in mobile are showing them how it is done. both kids and grown-ups are going to have the chance to read any format they want, and that is a bigger choice every passing year. >> as much as we focus on new media, it is important to point out that most people still rely on television for their news. right? >> that is precisely the point i wanted to make. you are not alone. america does not read. they do not. if you look at the numbers, the latest numbers or even look at the report on stateofthemedi

the economic mobilization required a increase within the economy and the armed force since grew drastically as well serving over the course of the war and roughly half of the economy was absorbed by the mobilization of president expansion. >> host: how did it compare to the 1930's during the fdr first-term? >> with 30 is was a period of dramatic growth but the government of the thirties even at its peak was swamped by the workers stay coming out second. years later before the korean war had been done that government was still dramatically larger than it had been at its height of the 1930's so that created an immensely larger government and more intrusive. >> give us an example how the budget of the 19431945? >> what federal spending increase by a factor of 10 who just under 9 billion to almost 100. so that is but increase of expenditures and was paid for buy a combination of income-tax is and the debt and as a result of the radical new fiscal requirement with those income taxes to pass those says the largest source of revenue. >> host: is that the first time in history that happened? >> it

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>> well, the economic mobilization required a drastic increase in the presence of the government within the economy. the armed forces grew drastically as well, over 16 million people served over the course of the war, and roughly half of the economy was absorbed by the mobilization. so it was an unprecedented expansion, the scope of the government. >> how did it compare to the 1930s during fdr's first terms? >> yeah. well, the '30s, of course, were a period of dramatic growth, but the government of the '30s even at its peak was just absolutely swamped by the warfare state that came out of the second world war. and years after the second world war was over and before the korean war had begun, the government was still dramatically larger than it had been at it height in the 1930s. so it created an immentionly larger government and more intrusive government. >> could you give us an example of how the federal budget went from 1940 to 1945 or so? >> well, yeah. federal spending increased by a factor of ten from 1939 to 1945, from just under nine billion in 1939 to almost 100 by 1945. so, and

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but he invested during internet mobile, mobile to mobile so everyone is going to get, you know, have some in the bubble, too. i tried to do many different things and had some great successes and sound signature failures. so i think they are pretty much -- the big one -- the big bad one in the leg good ones are in the book. >> by the way, what would you consider the biggest success? dreamworks? would you consider that? >> no, hollywood's mentality -- microsoft -- if we made the mistake or missed a trend or whatever when i was there, which is congratulate or so. how are we going to catch up? and hollywood, it's not that great in the box office was horrible. so you don't have the post-analysis. i hope the post-analysis like you haven't checked knowledge she. so i was a bit of a fish out of water in that world. i try to contribute a few things like one of the few things i think i talked about in the book that this was the level effect i had. i said hey shark, when you walk, others note dust in your brain tells you something is wrong, but you don't know what it is. so that's the kind of e

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what is -- what do you think strategy wise can microsoft do with windows mobile to kind of get it up in the same -- for example, the market share is nowhere near blackberry or software for the blackberry or the iphone or even the android? what do you think microsoft can do? >> well, any time you're challenged by -- you're coming from behind on a platform, again, you have to meet the capabilities and then have some things that are persuasive to get people to switch because people won't switch unless something is dramatically better. take -- you know, look at the example of google. there was a time, i don't know, there must have been five or other search engines and then they came up with something better. and so to really take back huge chunks of market share you got to meet and beat, and that's -- and that requires, you know, shorter development cycles, maybe. your best people, agility, and focus. a lot of focus. >> i mean, you've said steve ballmer has one of the toughest jobs in the world right now. if you could give him what advice, like what would it be? >> oh, i've given them ad

apple's earlier effort, mobile me, did not succeed. joining me now here in washington is walter mossberg, a personal technology columnist for "the wall street journal" and knows as much abo tse kinds of things as anyone i know and i'm always pleased to see him in person. >> hey charlie. >> tell me about this. what is the significance? does it mean the era of the pc is over as mr. jobs, your friend, suggested? >> well, i do think we're firmly in the post pc era and not just because of the icloud announcement. it's because the twices many of us are carrying are not traditional pc and replace what we used to do with traditional pc's but a big chunk of this is the cloud which in english mes big servers out on the internet where youcan store your data and access them on multiple devices b even apps can run off the servers so you don't have to physically have them on something like this. and as your intro pointed out, it's not just apple, it's tboog el and am done and microsoft and other companies that are racing to get there. >> have there

this is apple's solution to having you have to sync your mobile devices.wo thing that is stick out in i-cloud. for one thing, you don't have to be on the pc anymore. it's happening via wi-fi. this is jobs take on the post pc world where everything is mobile. your phone is a computer. your tablet certainly a computer. the second thing, if you sync from the cloud, each song that you bring down, each photo you bring down will be brought down to all of your mobile devices simultaneously. if you bookmark an e-book on one device, send it to the cloud, you can pick up the book in the exact same place you bookmark it on the mobile devices. the idea being you are not on the mobile devices. the idea being you are not chained loud. apple is sinking billions of dollars on this. they are taking on established companies like google and salesforce.com not to mention box.net. it will be interesting to see if apple can make it easier to use. the conference takes place all week. check out the latest apple has to offer software wise in san francisco. back to you. >> all righ

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