online? will websites like politico and salon be the papers of tomorrow? finally, who's watching city hall? who will do the investigations in those towns and cities where papers are dying? who will catch the crooks without reporters? who's going to blow this town wide open? hi, i'm chris matthews. welcome to the show. tina brown is editor of the dailybeast.com. bob woodward is associate editor of "the washington post." gloria borger is senior political analyst for cnn and joe kleine is a columnist for "time" magazine. the excitement of the news business runs in the american bloodstream. movies celebrated newspapers and on tv, we love watching this. >> mr. white -- >> who gave you permission to barge in like a bull? >> there's a dirigible with a guy hanging over a rope. >> you get down there, lois, and assign a tote graffer. two of them -- a photographer. two of them. chris: we're down to 1,400 dailies. this year alone five including denver's rocky mountain news and the seattle post intelligen

there's online banking, online government.one might think that this may have increased the -- a, the value of broadband so the people who would not take dial-up would find a useful to take broadband and, two, a 2004 survey that considered what applications were available to broadband then but weren't available for a dial-up probably might not be -- might underestimate the value in 2009 where there's so much more available. well, your response or any of the other panels? >> well, i think you're absolutely right. it's hard to imagine youtube being a compelling technology over dial-up. it's not going to be very useful for consumers. at the samtime, the beauty of theethodology we laid out which builds on the nobel prize-winning work we're not properly attributing these gains you're going to youtube more and block about ussi less and watching tv less and they are maybe decreasing, overall, gdp because a television studio is not going to invest as much to their programming. so we don't take a stab at trying to measure those but i th

>> guest: it is online right now. you can actually search down to your local bank and find out whether your local bank has received money. so this is a very exiesing web site. the next sector that will go up is about transportation, so all kinds of subsidies about transportation. so pew is another very large funder of ours. the knight foundation has just given us a grant to build out tools and wing psychiatries for journalists to use, the open society institute has provided money for training of journalists, and we trained more than a thousand journalists on all these web sites last year. >> host: this president wanted to use technology and trapt parent si, how's he doing on that? >> guest: i think it's a bit of a mixed bag. there's some terrific things that have been done, and there's some things that are coming not as quickly as we'd like. so the directive on day one or day two of his administration was a hugely important step because it planted a flag saying we want to be transparent, we want to use technology to c

school kids take classes online and more than 4 million college kiake take classes online.nd yet, as we start to look at what was out there, we realized that nobody was doing this in a single-gendered way, and we have some expertise in education in single gendered classrooms. >> for the first year, the program is limited to girls attending one of four private high schools who can take classes ranging from calculus to women in literature. but rathgeber hopes to one day go global. while other schools are cutting budgets and teachers, and increasing class sizes, the online school for girls insists on small classrooms-20 students max. rathgeber says, small classes will promote one of the school's key tenets: connectedness. >> we know that one of the reasons why we're successful in our face-to-face classrooms is that girls feel real strong connections to their classmates and to the teachers. you walk into our hallwaroo in bethesda or in cleveland or anywhere around the country and you're going to see kiake interacting with their teachers in real ways. we want to create a model i

even with that online, i mean, that lives online forever.er or not this person is revealed, that's still going to live online and a lot of people will believe it. >> that's it. what you post online stays online forever. you should set up in this case, a google alert. put in your name. >> what should the industry do or law enforcement do in that case? is that just the way it is or should changes be made. >> well, changes are being made i run the largest internet safety charity and we help people and help them get things down off the internet. remember, this is a moving target. you need to recognize you have rights, ask you the ability to stop somebody from hurting you and you can reach out to lawyers and police to give you some help or you can follow us, wiredmoms on twitter. >> thank you. very good information. checking some of the responses online. i want to get you back to talk about it, very interesting subject. what do you think about this story? should bloggers and people who comment online be held to the same standards as journalists a

congress and exit of privilege and the regulatory agencies is available online in a 24/7 fashion the way we expect to find any information these days. and so the first thing some licet out to do is digitize information that was only available in paper form. so, we created a number of grants to organizations like open secrets, finance information, lobbying and formation, a revolving door information or digitize personal financial disclosure forms. so, that, getting the information and if the date on line was out for first goal and then developing tools on top with eight so that any citizen could understand sometimes or somewhat more complicated fashion exactly what was and disinformation so we created by sites like opencongress.org where tens of thousands of people go to get information about pieces of legislation brought interpreted information, but actually text of bills and where they are allowed to comment on legislation and see what other people are writing about legislation and indeed even write their legislatures about information so we have created databases and tools and web

>> to everything online.is to google yourself, go on all the search engines and see what's being written about you or, as you saw in the piece, names that are like yours. it's not obvious that people, when they look at something, might be thinking they're finding you, but they're finding someone else. >> that used to be considered vain to google yourself. i've done it. i'm not happy with all the things you find. but you say it's necessary. it's healthy, right? >> it's called ego surfing, completely safe, natural activity and everybody should do it. you want to see what's out there. >> then there's the concept of cleaning up your online profile. you should ask yourself, why do you want to clean that up? why is that a question you should ask before you even begin the process? >> you have to be ready for what might be out there. i tell people sometimes it may not really matter, especially if it's buried deeper within google than right on the front page. but you don't know until you look. you want to be saying to

so you can't cheat at these -- some of these online courses. they're actually harder than a traditional course. >> that have very interesting. when you talk about nontraditional scheduling. you're not talking about night classes. this is abouting the learning process, right? >> there's an infinite variety of courses. a lot of people take an online course because they have an assignment due every week but they can do it at 3:00 in the morning or on saturdays. so they just have to turn the assignment in once a week but they can do it at their schedule. >> we even got to talk about this one, you know. price, money. outlay. so everything else being equal. let's say you have a couple of schools lined up, how can you find the best price, the best return for your money. >> one of the great things about online colleges is there's so much competition you're actually seeing a price war. you're actually seeing price competition. reduced prices chchl is not something you've seen in traditional colleges, right? i've checked around. there's some accredited p

broadband is essential to online education. without online education, certainly suffered.research shows, lot of my research shows one of the major challenges to successful technology base indication is internet access. high speed broadband access is essential to the effective delivery of on-line skills training and education. yet many americans still do not have high-speed access. it is not available to them in their communities. studies have shown that learners who have access to high-speed internet can more easily navigate their course work and finish course work faster and are more likely to finish. they don't have to connect to the internet, they don't have dial up problems,his courses don't fall down and they get a wider spread of course work. there is more available if they have high speed internet. high speed internet can not only offer better course work but also more interactive course work through voice, data and video sharing. it can facilitate a successful online learning experience and can train people -- can improve the competitive united states economy by tr

online training is not for everyone. so it just isn't.me people just cannot learn through this technology. it's not for them. and that's fine. and we've also learned that courses have to have a start and end time. we like to say that our courses are anywhere,nytime. but there is a start and an end time today. and that's important for the structuref the training. and then lastly all in education and training really canake a diffence in people's lives. we see it every day. we get e-mails, phone calls, letters, testimonials telling us what a different it is made, just if you examples that i can share with you. we get quite a few testimonials from women. this has been mentioned by heather and others who have children, or who are caring for parents. they work full-time. because remember, the popation we're turning our full-time workers. so these are folks that need to increase their skills or get a new skill set or get certification. they want to advance or really just keep the job they have. so for reasons that they are caring for someone els

'cause there's a lot of garbage online and personally i don't like it. i'm glad you did stand up and fight, because i think there should be consequences, but what made you take a stand here? >> i was grossly offended and i stood up for what i believe was wrong. >> plain and simple. steven, did you all along think we have got a good case here? >> well, my -- i started out by just trying to get google to provide the name so we could contact the person. and asked them to take the site hard. get a favorable decision, a stern, clear decision from the judge. >> i'm glad you won, surprised you won, but you're going after google. there's large ramifications here. are you surprised at all that you won? >> not surprised at all that i won. we had a good, strong case. >> okay. >> am i surprised? >> yeah. both of you, almost iskula? >> n >>. >> this happens thousands of times a day. this case is only important, i think, a, giving this woman justice, aside from that important everyone to understand if you need justice, you can reach out and find out who is behind that

a two-part question from the online audience.rom second wife, was the most vigorous example of crowd sourcing reaching to the public that is currently going on in the federal government and number two, a lot of data is generated. what are the best examples of the public interacting with this data? >> from my perspective of course we are seeing a huge impact i would say on the whity negative board where it is actually moving the way the federal grand actually spends money. and we are making decisions from a public policy perspective based on a real-time feedback that we are getting from the public itself. and the second part of that question was around the death. so on that data side of the things we recognize is that we don't really know which of data feeds are going to lead to better analysis so we are doing is trying to release as much data as possible with the exception of course of information that may be classified or sensitive in nature as a result of that, we are finding a lot of innovation happening out there. a lot of pe

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>> well, it's no easier or harder to order a gun online.ne of the voices i heard -- i only have audio here, but one of the voices i heard was paul gumky speaking. saying it's easier and anonymity, it's just not true. people have the opportunity to go. it has to be face-to-face. it has to be in front of somebody. there is no anonymity online ordering weapons or firearms. absolutely not. it's the same thing. we follow all the laws and regulations that the bureau of tobacco, firearms puts to every dealer in the united states. >> i've got to ask you, what does this do for your business after a high-profile cases? >> quite honestly. we probably end up losing sales. quite honestly, i get personal threats to me and my family. it's challenging. but to remain -- to not speak to the press and to be hiding, i think that's always been worse, actually. so i'd rather just get the story out there, state that, you know, hey, we didn't do anything wrong. the focus should remain on the victims and families. that's where the focus should be. it's not the guns

bullies attacking -- online. felipe is here to tell us how people are fighting back. >> jessica, cyberbullies are cowards. because they can hide their identity. but that doesn't mean you can't do anything about them. >> i agree not to use technology as a weapon to hurt others. >> these teens and tweens are taking the megan pledge. the oath to help end cyberbullying is dedicated to missouri teen megan meir. megan was 13 years old when she committed suicide after being harassed online. >> it's not just megan. it's not just megan's story. there are thousands and thousands of kids out there every single day. >> megan's mom spoke out at the international cyber-bullying conference. she's working with internet safety experts, and teens to protect kids online. a study by i-safe america shows nearly half of middle-schoolers have been victims of cyber-bullying. nearly half also admit they've been the bully. some kids do it for laughs some kids do it to get a reaction and some kids do it because they're friends were victims

employed online learning for decades.n has done a great job in promoting online learning for universities and eventually become something that is pervasive throughout the united stes. but more recently this concept has beeadopted in the workforce system and i believe that it has a place in the workplace is to. this initiative to put online in the works began with arant of a nice state department of labor, women's bureau, to the state of new jersey. to pilot program in 2001 to deliver online skills and training to single working poor mothers in the state to participate in this pilot reseeded laptop to a printer and internet access for your. as well as online coursework for your. at rutgers university under the direction of eileen applebaum and mary data evaluating and studied as part of the results of the study were very positive of the 121 in the initial program, 92% completed the program. 15 women went on to college programs, and a year out of the program the women experienced annual average wage increase of 14 the succe

we can make it happen with online learning. >> online learning is available in 32 states. susan patrick with the international association for k 12 online learning says for many kids this style of learning is more engaging. >> it's the 21st century. they know there is a wealth of resources that they can tap into. when they walk in a school building and have to turn evening off and power down, it's not relevant any more. >> reporter: one of the leaders is right in our backyard in reston. k 12 is the largest network of certified teachers. the company develops the web based lessons and materials. for hanna, life-changing, lesson she won't soon forget. >> happy with the way i am doing it now. >> in north east, claudia coffee, fox 5 news. >> sue palka. >> we could license that. >> i don't complain about the heat much but today was excessive. >> 98 degrees. a new record at dulles. 95 at reagan national. that 98 is the hottest we had all summer. i have been cocoa all -- afternoon. humidity spiked big time and strong hunderstorms are out there. let's go to true view. we had warnin

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and over time, online will cannibalize the hard copy. so it's time that they actually move to some sort of a premium pricing strategy. the bigger question that we're talking about is how will you actually implement that? is it a full subscription price? is it a hybrid model? is it a microtransaction? i think rupert is really brilliant at the big picture. that's what we are waiting to figure out. >> we will talk about that more in a second. i want to get over to michael. have you written a book about murdoch. you have a lot of insight into his personality, into how he works. is he going to be sort of a trend-setter here? do you think this is going to be a success, or does he risk falling sort of flat on his face when people say, you know what, i'm not going to pay. i'm going to go to "the new york times" or somewhere else where i can get this news for free? >> he is certainly going to try to be a trend-setter. in some sense this is a hail mary pass. rupert is really up against it. he's made absolutely counterintuitive bets. he's bet on th

the book seller finally opened its online store.the "the times"' sam grobart says that doesn't make it better. >> if you're looking for current best-sellers and new releases, it's not going to be any better than what amazon has. thurm, barnes & nobel prices tend to be a little bit higher. >> barnes & nobel says it is addressing some of the shortcomings. >>> remember, you can always get the latest business news anytime on our website, abcnews.com. >>> and when we come back, congressmen have plenty to say about using corporate jets, as you may remember. but guess who is working to get some more of them built. >>> and just hanging out in boston. hold on tight. there is more ahead. it's the chevy open house. and now, with the cash for clunkers program, a great deal gets even better. let us recycle your older vehicle, and you could qualify for an additional .$3500 or $4500 cash back... on top of all other offers.. on a new, more .fuel efficient chevy., your chevy dealer has more eligible models to choose from - more than ford, toyota, or

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flirting between men and women is forbidden in islam, but can they chat online? according to clerics here, it's best if a third party monitors the chat. >> ( translated ): the qu'ran did not mention these details in their entirety, but it guides us in our advice. >> reporter: but critics question the advice being given. islam online may be using modern technology, but it's spreading a very traditional message. the cleric who founded the site, yousef qaradawi, is considered a moderate in the region. but his fatwas have opposed women traveling alone without a male guardian and he's ruled against women being heads of state. for secular muslims, like dalia ziade, such views are decidedly anti-modern. ziade is a human rights activist. the 26-year-old accuses religious institutions in egypt of spreading fundamentalist beliefs, like the veiling of women. >> in my mother's age, when she was my age, i see her photos. it was tremendously different. it was, you know, she wore shirt skirts and she used to wear t- shirts, without sleeves, sleeveless t-shirts and nobody used t

from the right online conference in pittsburgh, discuss sense of the online campaigning. this act -- this last about one hour and 10 minutes. we had that great time and we're glad to have you joining us. on our panel today, we're delighted had eric erickson, and matt lewis from politics daley appeared without further ado, i will turn it over to them. topic will be, how the right can win online. the work begins when you leave here and go back to your communities and get online and get engaged and move our government board. we're grateful that you are here. we look forward to staying in touch and seen how we can make a difference. thank you all. one last note. in your packages, there is a fire for our national summit in washington d.c., and we would love have you join us there. if you want to fill that out and hand it to our staff on the way out, if you like to register or you can go to the website, and we will be around if you have any other question. on the net, i turn that over to these guys. thank you for being on our closing panel. >> thank you, harry. my name is rober

too comfy. >> online research is still very limited. you don't really know what you're finding online. >> dr. mary balkun heads up the english department. she's one of many experts who worry about students who rely on one very popular site wikipedia.org. i just find it to be really helpful even though some people just say not to use it. >> wikipedia is an amazing phenomenon. people all over the world constantly update its content. but it's no4iable. >> a wiki by its very nature can be altered by anyone coming along. you don't know who put that information up there. it could be the student sitting in the desk next to you. >> a good wikipedia entry is like a good research paper. it has a bibliography at the bottom listing sources. that's place to start looking for your real sources. you might still wind up with a website as a source. to analyze its value, start with the address. for example, the smithsonian institution's address ends in edu. for educational. >> anything that ends in edu would probably connected to a school, a college or u

one online post of sadini's mentions that women found him ugly and weird. quote unquote. his blog, and "youtube" video surfaced both talking about struggle to be detached emotionally. sadini walked into a l.a. fitness in pittsburg and opened fire. he killed three and injured nine before turning the gun on himself and killing himself. >> history made on capitol hill earlier today. sonia sotomayor is confirmed by the u.s. senate becoming the nation's first hispanic woman supreme court judge. confirmed 68 to 31 with over on we diding support from democrats and some republicans. >> cash-for-clunkers program appears to be running through labor day now. senate expected to approve $2 billion for the plan that gives rebates up to $4500 to people trading in their wrecks. the house already approved its version of the funding without the money. cash-for-clunkers probably would have gone broke tomorrow. >> how is the weather outlook shaping up for tomorrow? of course our weekend? vytas reid joins us with the sky watch forecast. >> shaping up to be a nice weekend. temperatures increas

community or was an online community where credit card thieves gathered and sold their goods.and when they arrested him and found out that he was administrator from there, he flipped him to become an informant and he worked out of the new jersey secret service office, late 2003, early 2004, until they brought down shadow crew in october, 2004. and he convinced the carders on that forum to use a special virtual credit network for communicating, and that network was controlled by the secret service so, they were able to read all the communications that were going through there. when the bust was over, he went back to his criminal ways, and he changed his online nick at that point was kumba johnny, and he changed it and continued to commit crimes as sedvec, and authorities were chasing this person without knowing that he was the former informant. >> suarez: was he learning things that he could then turn around and use against places like card processing services and retailers? >> he probably was, and of course he was making connections during that point as well because also on sh

in person and network but you can do this now totally online. you can look through member profiles, participate in discussions, and even find job postings that other members post. >> what about blogging? because that, you know, it's surprising for me to hear that can really help you find work. but it can. >> it can. and the reason it is, because if you start a business blog where you share insights about news and trends in your industry, that really shows the knowledge and passion you have for your work. it really doesn't come through on your resume or cover letter. plus, it shows employers that you have taken initiative to stay immersed in the industry rather than sitting on the couch. liz, thank you. really appreciate it. >>> stick around for our next segment and we'll show you how to spend $500 less every month. >>> who wouldn't like to have extra cash in their wallet these days? our next guest is here to tell us how you can spend up to $500 less each month. donna rose ato is a senior writ with "money." let's start with phone bills. when you

she has an online teacher and the traditional subjects but moves at a pace that works for her. >> it was different. and i learned how to use my computer better and i got a little adjusted to it over the time. but i just got different views on how to learn. >> reporter: hannah is part of a growing community of k-12 students that are getting their education in a nontraditional way. >> what does it look like and how does it happen if we can make that happen with online learning. >> reporter: it's now available in 32 states. the international association of k-12 online learning say this is more engaging. >> it's the 21st century and they know there is a whole wealth of resources they can tap into. and when they walk into a school building and shut the door and have to turn everything off, and power down, it's just not relevant any more. >> reporter: one of the leaders in the state of the art education is right in our backyard in reston. k-12 is the largest network of certified teachers and the company developed a web based lesson and materials. for hannah it's been life changing, a lesso

an online ad said a tv would cost less than $10. yeah, that was a mistake. why i the store doesn't need to honor that price. >>> and watch what happens when some baltimore brides are sent to boot camp. >> up, down, up, down. >>> well, you know the saying. if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. some best buy customers thought they had found the deal of a lifetime. >> anybody here who does not leave is going to be charged with trespassing. >> yes, those customers were floored when they discovered an online ad offering a 52-inch hdtv for $9.99 was a typo. many customers got in line bright and early ready to pick up their new tvs, only to be turned away at some stores. the 52-inch samsung tv was actually on sell for $1,699.99, not $9.99. >> it was union line for $9.99. then when i came into the store, they told me that it was online for 10 minutes. i sat there and watched. it was online for over two hours. >> even if it was a mistake, you should honor it for those of us standing out here since 9:15 this morning. and if it was a mistake, you correct th

what did he put online?> it appears that sodini was ed didding this online diary just in the very last hours before he went to that gym. it appears 6:10:00 p.m. this website was being edited. police say the following hour he was already in this fitness center. some of the things he put online, a resume, almost, his date of birth, his date of death, with yesterday's date on it. he documented the planning he'd done at going into the shooting, saying he took off days earlier this week to practice my routine. tomorrow is the big day, he wrote. and other details there, saying that he'd been planning this for many months but hadn't gone through with it. at one point he said that he wanted to wait until after the election happened to carry it out, and then january 6th, he actually said he had gone -- he had chickened out, he brought the load gunds and everything but couldn't go through with it. suzanne, one of the fascinating and scary things about this website is how you get to this information. it's not there on

some will scoff at the idea of paying for online tabloid material, but imagine the only place you could have seen the recent pictures of michael jackson's ambulance was a scottish merchant website. millions would gladly have paid. >> we have a gentleman here who needs help. he has stopped breathing. >> they are also competing against free sites like the bbc. just like the music companies once tried, rupert murdoch is now taking on the internet. if he succeeds, he will reshape the way that we consume news. if he fails, the newspaper industry could wear -- could well fail with it. >> nuclear power russian attack submarines are patrolling off of the easter -- the western coast of the united states. the pentagon says that the pentagon is monitoring the up maneuvers, but it is not alarmed by them. what is moscow up to? >> russian submarines are a rare enough site. -- sight. two nuclear power submarines have been patrolling international waters. russia is flexing its military muscle. uncomfortable memories are being raised of the cold war. then, the u.s. and the soviet union stole military se

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