. >> thank you jennifer elias and mark niu. thank you es from our archive when "press:here" returns. >>> welcome back to "press:here," last week i was researching something in our archives and i stumbled on the fact that this show is celebrating our ten-year anniversary. the show started with our friends who helped kick it off in 2009. since then we have done hundreds of interviews with entrepreneurs and adventure capitas. conversan to the viewer what the guests is talking about. in this next clip from tenng ar called twitter. >> the point of twitter is how many people retweet or repeat or forward. >> to the folks at home. i am joined by john schwartz. >> retweeting is rebroadcast the same message that is found on twitter, i am going to send it to my followers. >> retweeting. i mentioned our guest, the other really important component of the show is our team reporters, we were showing videos and talking about them earlier. these were all reporters from different we team up for the show. but many have become close friends over t

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