they are not unduplicated students so someone didn't take a course or online. you will be able to do that, but you don't have it today? >> we can provide you that data. >> okay. >> moving forward through the public education enrichment fund that was generally approved by the residents of san francisco voters this summer we are offering summer school at four sites. marshall, galileo and balboa and washington high school. the communication to really establish a uniform process and policies in terms of procedures of how to enroll students through the new synergy program and more intervention with the counselors at the school sites and just a more uniformed approach is unique because before there wasn't really that central control, not control in a bad way but to organize it to ensure that the students are getting what they need i think what's also important is at balboa we are going to have a specific school for new comers for english language development. we are funding eight teachers to specifically work with those population at galileo as well. they also have e

one feedback i often heard from students was that online classes were boring. they weren't a really fulfilling way to learn. a big concern i know needn't supplemental discussion last year is online classes the way to help support since they were offtrack to graduate. seems like there is other thinking around online classes and what does it mean to have just one coordinator. how does that make it a more enriching experience. >> let me address the first part of your question first. one of the reasons for the move to a new provider was that the classes were not very engaging or rigorous and thus weren't really serving our students other than just a factory of going 32 -- through the program. with this new provider we are very happy, it's a very rigorous program and we are finding the student are a great deal more engaged in the program and we are actually moving to, because it's so new and the capacity wasn't there, we are moving to develop a blended model, the students are in the lab with the students in that blending learning capacity to help support the student

georgia tech has online program, a full-service degree. everybody is as good as regular bachelor except it's super cheap. kind of appealing. another thing we're seeing that i would like to see more of his certification in place of the post. i'm not as optimistic, i'm not as convinced, an article in the harvard review, people just going to get certificates. i do think that certificates of actually are a big deal. people who think that to our colleges. because the highest -- higher education is getting gunned third party certification. i think that's pretty useful. another thing that's starting to happen is the rise of apprenticeship models. there was, i thought a sad article in the "washington post." i mean, it was about people who would go on to college and couldn't get jobs going back to trade school to learn how to be electricians and plumbers and things like the. there's nothing sad about being an electrician or a plumber. in fact, i was talking to a fellow law professor a few to go about an article about the exploitation of the working

the whitehouse came out with an online pri online privacy and never heard anything. should they be involved? >> guest: i welcome them involvement. but i have introduces an online privacy protection bill for kids called the don't track kids bill. i am hoping we will get it to move in this congress. i cannot honestly give you a straightforward answers as to why the privacy issues haven't move forward. i will tell you with you problems on the obamacare website, irs, and national security administration -- there are all kinds of privacy issues making the front pages and i think more and more the average voter is going to demand we move on privacy whether it is a gener gener generic privacy protection bill of rights or a more specific bill like the one to protect children's privacy. it is time to do that. and to their credit, i think the republican leadership in the house, speaker boehner and cantor and the chairman of the various committees and mike rogers, senses that and they with beginning to put back and hopefully you will see it on the floor. >> brendan: you are opp

, the safety of children and online advertising. and hot new topics include the internet of things and big data. and the ftc has been active in all of these areas, using a full range of tools including enforcement, consumer and business education, policy research and convening stakeholders for a discussion. so, for example, the ftc has brought a wide range of enforcement cases addressing consumer harms related to the internet, including more than 100 spam and spyware cases and 50 data security cases. and we've brought these cases against a wide range of defendants including an international hotel chain, a major data broker, a national drugstore chain and the folks from media site twitter. and we also hold companies to the promises they made in their privacy policies and have brought actions against companies such as google and facebook for violating these promises. and additionally, we've brought over 20 cases to enforce the children's online privacy protection act, and we've collected more than $7 million in civil penalties. and i

i am not for online gambling. i am for internet poker if the states want to allow their citizens to play poker on the internet. it is a states' rights position for me. having said that, mr. adelson has come out against it and he has every right to do that as a citizen. i think he is wrong respectively because there are millions of people that play poker on the internet for money right now every day. a lot of those people are in the united states but they are playing either within a state that allows it -- nevada allows it and i think new jersey now allows it -- they are playing at websites that are not located in the united states. they are offshore. it is going to happen. it is happening. i would hope that in some point in time, mr. adelson accepts the reality just as the tides come in and the tides go out and the sun rises in the east and sets in the west. adults with free choice in the united states and around the world are going to play poker for money on the internet and his company is in one of the best posi

the information online, . shahthat's a great question, larry, when does this cross the line, when we see price discrimination. talk about it. >> it's important to remember why this is being collected. there are add actors, and there are a lot of them, but the main thing they want to know, they want to know what to make and who to ship it to, and it can be put to illegal uses. and those are illegal, and we can do a better job of enforcing those, but we have to remember that most of those are for consumers. >> the uses are problematic, and i'll tell you one of the uses that bothers me a lot. when people go to websites, and let's say this they have been diagnosed with an illness, or a loved one has, they go to a website, especially a medical website and look for information, some will fill out surveys, this is called consumer reported health information, and most don't realize that this information is not protected by hip a there's no federal law around privacy that protects health information that the consumer t

book tv streams live online 48 hours every weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. book tv.org. the citizen campaign saved the old capitol and had prevailed and the two buildings were going to coexist and one capitol complex, but how exactly the historic capitol would be restored to was then the debate. it wasn't whether we save it or not, it was what time period to we restore it to. 1902 version offered great benefits because all three branches of government won this one building and a the goal of the department of state was to turn it into a museum and use it as a teaching tool for school children and being able to come to the one site and see the supreme court, governor's house and house and senate chambers understand the three branches of government and how they work together. reallies was the benefit -- >> next weekend book tv and american history tv look at the history and literary life of florida state capitol tallahassee on c-span 2 and 3. >> when i went to germany, and i went through a lot of different archives i was fascinated reading some of these origina

there is a lot of gray space online. luxury section of the --ket itches really last two which is really last to jump on they will bring their equity online. i think william -- i think print will be huge for us. >> do you have investors? >> we do. raised our funds in august of this year. >> are you profitable? >> we are. >> good for you. a pleasure. kate davidson has been joining us. she is the ceo and cofounder. this is taking stock on bloomberg. coming up, we are going to talk about 3-d printing and having it in your home. plus, we will speak to the chief executive officer of a company looking to get 3-d printing to them masses. ♪ >> our next guest is bringing 3-d printing to the masses. he is the chief executive .fficer and cofounder of io 3-d printing. talk to us about what you are doing. we make it easy for designers , artists, and businesses to take ideas they have and turn them into 3-d. they take a business file and make it a 3-d object. >> and you do this for small businesses who might not have the money or the m

online --nt from >> one of the biggest challenges is the preconceived notions of online learning aretty bad. in the case of these programs, students are front and center. we like to think of it as no bad .ow -- no back row every student is front and center with that professor. >> what kind of responses are you getting? >> from institutions around the country, it has been incredible. ago,we started six years there was concern about whether you could create an online experience that could rival door surpassed and on campus experience. we have seen a growing acceptance of online as a medium for high-quality academic experience. >> this is a cloud-based system? >> for the student and the administrator and professor and we bundle that with a series of services. you are giving students an opportunity to be equal to the campus. -- could youd 2u get the will of a great institution to make students equal to the campus students? same degrees. >> what is the cost? we believe same quality, same professors, same outcomes. therefore, same cost. the same rights and responsibilities that you would h

she then met a man online she started chatting with who she met in real life and now they are. you think the internet doesn't matter i can't think of more women that are disenfranchised and beat him down than victims in pakistan and you look at how the internet has allowed them to enjoy the life and its benefits. >> we are going to take audience questions. >> how will the issues related to the net neutrality affect access to bandwidth what are some solutions? >> boast are still near monopoly providers and you're not going to get really good internet access until you have competition. in africa below average connection costs more than it does in the united states but you can imagine how foolish that is. >> if you divide that by the percentage of gdp. >> the bigger problem we can solve the problem because of the consumer products but an even bigger problem is going to be getting the reasonable quality of bandwidth and getting the networks upgraded. in the u.s. a lot of people have been studying how do we do this we do not have laws that apply to the internet to the combination of

according to match.com, 31% of people met their last date online. >> a new show on bravo called onlineing rituals of the american male goes behind the scenes with real guys looking for love allegedly. take a look. >> the best part you can go on multiple days the same day. if you like someone you like, blow off the last few dates. >> i'm in the bail bonds business. >> i'm a psychologist. >> i want my free psycho analysis. i read on your profile. >> is that in a good way? >> let's meet our bachelors shall we? let's start off with adae bennett, works as a graphic artist. we've met you alex. 27 year-old entrepreneur from texas alex star. >> bachelor number three jay key. 42 years old and loves cats. >> first question. i'm sorry. it's a short interview. we picked our favorite trait. that was it. >> okay. >> let's start off with you guys. if you want to open a conversation with a woman what's the way you do it online? >> keep it simple. little hey, how you doing? yada yada. i don't ask them deep questions. >> my first message. like if i was sending you a message i'd compliment you because yo

but i am not for online gambling. i am for internet poker if the states want to allow their citizens to play poker on the internet. it's a states' rights, you know, position for me. having said that, mr. edelson has come out against it, and he's got every right to do that. as a citizen of the united states of america. but i think he's wrong. respectfully, i think he's wrong. because there are millions of people that play poker on the internet for money right now every day, and a lot of those people are in the united states, but they're playing either within a state that allows it -- nevada allows it, and i think new jersey now allows it and in the very near future four or five other states are going to allow it, and they're playing at sites that are not located in the united states. they're offshore. and so it is going to happen. it is happening. and i would hope that at some point in time mr. edelson accepts the reality, you know, just as the tides come in and the tides go out and the sun rises in the east and sets i

another 5 billion people coming online. if you think of a troubled of the states are having in dealing with this mass migration to the online world or the menu out another 5 billion people. the prospects of one replicating the world seem very difficult and then controlling the entire thing. >> we have to deal with globalization with issues of censorship and free speech and there are limits to what the internet can do. >> we describe the internet and the book is the largest ungoverned space and military and economic power and etc. and it basically establish the international system of sovereign states. it's based on an idea that you can have different legal jurisdictions that are guarded by this. and states will have their physical power which is based on traditional instruments that we discussed before. if you look at this, these are two countries. >> i sort of concluded that foreign policy has not changed in the long-term. it has sort of been a part of this and we have relist and progressives in all of this. and what is in

. >>> roughly 90% of teens go online and post millions of pictures every day.day google brought a special lesson plan on internet safety to students at one south bay school. they talked to students at fisher middle school in east san jose about how to be smart sharing online. children learned about ways to create safe memorable passwords. >> we always end up dealing with students who share their passwords with best friends which they shouldn't be doing, students, i guess, issues that start sometimes online that we end up having to kind of counsel and mediate on campus. >> it's part of a program led by google which also works with educators and child safety advocates. >>> a woman from the south bay is thanking a fortune cookie for making her hundreds of thousands of dollars richer. she matched all but the mega number in the drawing march 4th earning her more than $421,000. the lucky winner always picks the same five sets of numbers which she got from inside fortune cookies. she and her husband plan to use the money to go to hawaii and take the honeymoon they cou

women are nearly 25% less likely to be online of the world. part of that is due to the investment we make in education. women are much more likely to be illiterate because parents will put their poison school, not their gross come which makes them less able to bring the money, less able to use technology. if you got internet access to an additional 6 million women in the next three years, which given the rate of growth is not out of hands, should be possible, you would increase gdp across 144 countries, which are 13 to 18 million. we don't vestment women pay off her economy and pay off at higher rates for the well-being of children and their in education. it's a very good virtuous cycle. we are caught in a non-virtuous cycle including technology. how do you think this changes? had we make sure people understand all of this technology has to be in the hands of women and men? garrett, i know you worked on this at the state department. >> one of the things secretary continues to say us talk about women's issues. she would remind us more than 50%

it's the same as with any other thing online. moderation work is not mechanical. it's not a matter of just clicking away. you actually need sound judgment, and you need to think and make decisions. so there's quite a bit of responsibility to moderators as well to get the deficient sees right. >> outsources is one option, but there are major news sites doing their own labor-intensive work to raise the profile of their community contributions even to the level of their own published content. >> you've been hand-picking relevant comments and putting them alongside the story of resolving boxes from the check czech republic. you can comment on a specific idea or a specific point. >> another site that does it particularly well is "the guardian." they get their journalists involved. "the guardian" sees less awould you sayive behavior in the comments because there's a visible approach. some see it endless of comments beneath the fold on the website. this is where some of the best debate is going on. >> we'll go to the village voice now with their comments on the comment s

. >>> ever insistence early days of the web when the printed word began its migration to media online, it's been a two way conversation. comment sections on their sites they were intoxicated with the potential. it was a way to get instant feedback and get audiences engaged. but as those moved intoob 20th into twitter and facebook, the answer according to youtube which was overrun with trols wa troals trolls,ing one part referee one part traffic cop, enforcing the rules and keeping the discussion flowing as if cash strapped news organization he were looking for more people to hire. the listening post's will young now on scrolling down below the line and what's happening in the comments session today. section today. >> i think comment section are really important. >> a comment section can be a resource for building apps. >> a benchmark of what society feels. >> a comment section is the part of generally accepted media being a dialogue rather than a one way media. >> wouldn't it be great if that were the whole story? there is cps we have all seen it. civility stamped out by hostility. co

why can't i just go online and get this information? why can't i compare? >> again, unfortunately, the way that our system works, we don't have an easy way -- we don't even have a difficult way at the moment -- we don't have a way -- of taking the information that's in this system and putting it up online. >> reporter: pat leery is california's chief director at california's social services. >> we recognize the need and the expectations and it is a fair expectation. >> reporter: her office oversees the licensing training and inspecting of day care centers, infant care centers and school age centers, when you do these reports you find violations. >> mm-hm. >> reporter: how do you track them? >> we have -- i started to mention before, our technology system that we have and how it is, it is a system. it is infrastructure. it is not what we would like it to be in order to get the most details statewide. >> reporter: according to leery, the records are kept in the 1990s windows program lotus 1-2-3 in boxes with know way to compare that data. >> it didn't conceiv

online, they got in early and invested where they needed to.istmas, they didn't slash prices like marks & spencer's did. no, consistency. they weren't worried that what they were buying was going to be cheaper the next day. they are scaling up to bigger stores. they are offering better quality. it is going to get more fashionable. they are going to do home wares as well. rugs, carpets,r curtains, not just clothes. lacks in age, it makes up an experience in its management team. >> it is fascinating. reports have been highlighting this. how long the executive board has been in place. chief executive simon watson, finance director david keene, sales and marketing director jane shields, the top brass, the people who are leading this company -- they have been there for more than 20 years. what other companies can you say have that sort of longevity? >> certainly not mns. >> exactly. they are always struggling to find new talent. most of that kevin only sticks around for a few months. that was a case with the female lingerie higher. this is a company

another 5 billion people coming online, think about they are having a sars trouble with the online world. in cyberspace it seems very difficult in controlling the entire thing is a difficult experiment. >> we can't even agree on some basic rules. so now we have to deal with globalization of issues of copyright and free speech and issues of morality. and what do we do when something bad is happening. we have been on book tours for a while and maybe there are limits to what you can do. maybe there are some problems. >> you're willing to say such a bold statement. there might be limit. >> we describe it the world's largest ungoverned space and you think about the power, military and etc. they don't really work as effectively as they do. >> the treaty was basically established the international system of a sovereign state. based on an idea that you can have different legal jurisdictions that are governed. all of that begins to break down as it comes online. so the states will have this based on the traditional instruments that we had before. but it may be a cyberpower on the online world. so

fifty online dating websites in china. let them get their income surcharge on line payment of the premium service. he's registered members to pay a certain amount of money if they want to get more information about other members. the survey showed the average effect of these registered members the forty dollars each month i went to the number of single females and males in china. i think one hundred eighty million to eleventh online dating has become a popular way for the people define their spouses. finally to twenty percent to zero still on the super high when three cars plunged in china but the rapid expansion super high electric car brand in china. no one thought to get a good job last year last year bentley and rolls royce open to contend for the new retail stores and china respectively or to the already opened by pre conference in beijing increase. i didn't report the truth he is still one hundred percent and china not quite certain what the when the dough bread. cars in china what does help the port the company to c

so you go online, you're about to buy, and then -- you cannot miss it. it is inches from "add to cart." and it is bad. every single reviewer gave it one star. only because zero stars is not an option. if that is not enough, they have taken pictures. they look a little different than the commercial. >> what can brands learn from me? i do not know. for me, it is staying true to myself. i can remember coming in when i first got signed up. there were 12 suits around this table. they were trying to create my image. those who have their image created -- it never lasts all the way. i told them from day one. image is reality. what you see is what you get. ♪ >> consumers have changed dramatically. advertising is almost the same as it was 50 years ago. dollars have shifted online. strategies remain the same. print ads became banner ads. junk mail became spam. 30 second tv ads became 30 second pre-rolls. >> display advertising put on blinders on digital creativity. it made it really easy for organizations to shift money on balance sheets. and not have to think diff

that's why the tech giant started these online safety road shows. giving students a heads up on how to protect themselves in cyberspace when so many of them are online. i have a 14-year-old daughter and i feel like i can't get her eyeballs off of her iphone. and that there are bad people trying to take advantage of our sons and daughters. >> sometimes she tells me that someone text her something from facebook saying they know her, and it is usually men. and then she tells me what should i do, and i say don't respond to those e-mails. >> do you feel vulnerable out there or like you have your wits about you? >> i think i kind of know. >> would you want your grandparents to see what you're posting? and to know that what they post online could affect the soccer team, a summer job, or even college. >> google is letting students know how to create strong passwords, proper user settings, how to avoid scams, and get people to remember don't be a cyber bully. the superintendent of the allen rock union school direct and the speaker protemp at -- reporting liv

police call what they found online a crime. harassment by computer. the teams we spoke with tonight say that the nude pictures that police found online are incredibly common. theymebody made a page and -- people would send in their photos that they got from certain people and post them. >> he is talking about instagram. the saga started when a teenage girl found her nude picture on the social media site. a cell photo she thought she had said to her friend. with friends like these, you don't need enemies. the picturetraded to a trio of teens. a 15-year-old girl, a 13-year-old boy, and a were alsod boy involved. what stunned a sex crime investigators is that the trio allegedly set up several think instagram accounts and then traded and posted more than 15 nude photos of teenage girls. take awould a girl picture of herself and demean yourself like that? >> they should go to jail for a long time. >> you have to shout them out to your followers. to viewallows anyone any picture, faces included. >> it happens a lot. someone could one revenge. harassmentall

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online business. wal-mart is experimenting with same-day shipping to sort of get there faster to consumers through the internet. there are other stores. the key here is that some of the biggest retailers are better positioned to execute the turp around. staples and radio shack don't have the time and money to keep up with the bigger players. >> thank you matthew, talking to us from san francisco on the changing trends in the retail and online world. thank you for your time. >> finally. women around the world express a desire for equality on international women's day. outgoing president hamid karzai in afghanistan called for an end to violence and encouraged women to vote. demonstrators remembered the loan woman protestor killed and in india sand artists sent a message that every woman is a queen of hearts with a sandsculpture of queen elizabeth ii. international women's day today. that's the show. thank you for joining us. i'm jonathan betz. i'll be back is the 11:00 p.m. more news and a look at the h

online fraud.ther tech success story enters nigeria's market with a solution to online payments. >> we only deal with one type of fraud, people who have gotten debit cards illegally and try to use it on our platform. security is something we take very seriously. it is rings of security. we guarantee our customers if you keep your pin number suits, your money is safe. >> analysts say these are too few in a market where accounts for just 2% of gdp and where 99% of urban dwellers have mobile funds. watch more of bloombergtv africa online at bloombergtv africa.com. time for food and games. the day from dave and busters talks about a potential deal with a private equity firm. what better way to celebrate 3.14 than pies. that is coming up in a wild-card." . >> some breaking news for you on quiznos. the sandwich chain is filing for bankruptcy protection. it lists debt of more than $500 million. about 7 of his 2100 stores are franchisees and will be operating as normal throughout this time. the company did

two to stream online and pause, rewind, and record.enna takesd all of the spectrum and pushes it down the wire to you. not. youou want it or are only listening to what you want to. >> what is the capability of what you can manufacture? >> we can manufacture huge numbers. we can manufacture 10 times what we are doing. >> the plan to operate in 22 cities by the end of the year. any want to accommodate level of demand possible. >> as demand grows, we can grow with it. the conventional model says i will build it and hope they come. we have a very analog business model. >> he had a chance to catch up with the ceo was unapologetic about the service. john asked why he last -- launched area. we collected data from millions of homes. , the majority of people watched seven or eight channels. half of them happen to be broadcast television channels and are free on the air. does not keep pace. people are consuming more content online grade people are cutting the cord. they are moving away from the traditional model. >> how close is this today to wh

but we will be better known online means the implications of what we do online are better consequences of determining our identify and we have less control so it is challenging. >> you start off with a baby and you have control over your identity, and as you age the percentage of control decreases, by the time your daughter is 20100 thing about percentage of her and what she did and all of the things that happened compared to who she is. >> it isn't just what we say and post, it is what others post and say about us. so we are one unit in an group of people who are shaping who we are. >> it brings up something else we are all working on and that is what is the company's responsibility for privacy and the increasing american element of the internet? we are in a system where countries have voice for data localization for what has been a good global system and that ties to the identity of their citizens and the ideas you have in the book about virtual statehood. how do you think about how all of these connect? >> in the paper book coming out tomorrow -- >> that is right. here it is. >> $12

. >> plus being smart about sharing content online, the program underway to teach kids how to protect themselves from internet predators. >> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >>> breaking news now in pittsburgh where another brush fire is burning. we want to show you a live picture at the moment, a little hazy but you can see quite a bit of smoke there in the center of the screen kind of close to the ground. it looks like rather thick gray smoke. a contra costa fire spokesman says some bushes caught fire on hawthorn street near harbor street, and that's about a mile and a half from the site of yesterday's grass fire, which burned about four hours before crews could get it out. now investigators suspect yesterday's fire was caused by people either by accident or deliberately. that fire near the pittsburgh power generating plant threatened electrical lines and burned about 40 acres. today contra costa fire crews did take extra precautions to make sure that fire did not flare-up again. no one was hurt in that fire, and pg&e crews said no power lines were damaged. w

. >>> posting innocent photos of yourself online and end up on a revenge porn site and suddenly you look like this. to take them down the site wants $400. this young mother said it happened to her. >> it infuriated me. >> it could happen to you? >> keep it right here, america. "nightline" is back in just 60 seconds. >>> thank you for joining us. brashging news on missing malaysian flight 370, moments ago the associated press reporting that according to a malaysian official the theory that the plane is hijacked is no longer just a theory. it is conclusive. we're expecting to hear from the malaysian prime minister in the next hour. please stay with us and we'll have a full report coming up. we shift gears to a different kind of story. you may have heard about celebrity lookalikes, booking gigs thanks to uncanny resemblance to the hollywood elite. now kids, even toddlers are doing it, too. and from the crazy outfits to the wild makeup, there is city of competition to come miniature versions of the celebs but are they taking it too far. >> reporter: do you ever wonder what lupita might have

. >> in some places no one is online at all. >> the fact an a billion people are not online is not lost on technology giants of google. it's exploring beaming it down from balloons filing 20km above the earth. facebook two has brought the company behind the high altitude planes. if private companies are aware of the web's power, so, too are governments. >> on balance, the worldwide web is bringing power to the people, or to the man. the value of controlling the web is so great that any government or any company countries that you can distinguish between them, that want to try to control internet has a huge incentive to do so. by the end of the year there are expected to be a billion websites online. this is a result of a technology that can be freely used without paying licences or royalties. that spirit of openness is part of the success of the worldwide westboun web, and likely to define its future. >> well, that story and the rest of the day's news can be found on our website, aljazeera.com. >> buying a home may never be the same once congress overhauls the mortgage system. i'll expl

online fraud.ther tech success story enters nigeria's market with a solution to online payments. >> we only deal with one type of fraud, people who have gotten debit cards illegally and try to use it on our platform. security is something we take very seriously. it is rings of security. we guarantee our customers if you keep your pin number suits, your money is safe. >> analysts say these are too few in a market where information accounts for just 2% of gdp and where 99% of urban dwellers have mobile phones. >> watch more of bloombergtv africa online at bloombergtv africa.com. time for food and games. the day from dave and busters talks about a potential deal with a private equity firm. what better way to celebrate 3.14 than pies. that is coming up in wild-card. ♪ >> this is "lunch money" on bloomberg television. also streaming live on bloomberg.com, your tablet, and your smartphone. i am adam johnson. today's moving pictures, where the video is the story. passengers scrambled to get off a us airwa

. >> aol is hoping to become a force in the online ad market.im armstrong joins us next to talk about the company's push into automated ad buying. ♪ >> this is the best of "bloomberg west." aol is moving beyond content hoping to get a bigger slice of the online ad market. the company has introduced one by aol. it helps automate selling ads by combining technology that aol has acquired in recent years. cory johnson caught up with aol see eeo tim armstrong. take a listen. >> basically, it is a platform for the advertising business that will make advertising as easy as e-commerce. >> if only. >> depending on the months, we have 20,000 or 30,000 other publishers who use our ad system. it will go across the entire ecosystem of our network. it is else of an open platform. if customers want to bring in other partners or data, those type of things, it is truly like in itunes or amazon type lab form for advertising. >> is the notion that this will be a parallel for ad buying -- >> our system is an open system. you can buy across the entire web almost. yo

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