it needs to go online. soviet union laws? it needs togoa online. soviet union laws?rther thanjust not promoting images, you mentioned the sensitivity warning, the people he will be the most sensitive are the ones who will click on it. it is people who neglect to live on their own community standards, which is why influences like myself take great pains to show that we promote positive content and take advantage of algorithms to talk about mental health, body positivity etc in a positive light. at the algorithms work against us, the focus should be on the social networks. if you would like help or support, then do go to the bbc action line website. that is bbc.co.uk/actionline. 0r website. that is bbc.co.uk/actionline. or the phone number is on screen. thank you so much, everybody. we really appreciate it. hello. storm erik brought widespread gales across the uk yesterday, and the area of low pressure responsible is now centred across the northern isles. you can see this swirl of cloud here on the earlier satellite picture. keeping an eye on this bank of cloud to the

of all the things you can do online is sensible since it's a second parent online market. being used is better than buying new on amazon but on what sorts of calls take a book or even reason here it depends on your own habit the more books you read. in a printed version the greater the environmental benefit. is a tipping point comes between thirty and fifty books that's when it becomes greener than paper. shopping mall or online shopping a brick and mortar store is still more environmentally friendly delivering individual punches to your doorstep is energy efficient. if it were working at full capacity online shopping could be more environmentally friendly ironically though when you shop online you're barraged with advertising which makes you consume even more. which is very easy to do streaming storing files in a cloud shopping online it all takes just a few clicks but the fact is even an energy efficient process if your p.t. often enough and stopping creasing energy consumption so did you still isn't automatically green. digitalisation isn't going to increase a stain abi

ironically though when you shop online you're. roger with advertising which makes you consume even more. like she's very easy to do streaming storing files in a canal shopping online it's all it takes just a few clicks but the fact is even an energy efficient process if you repeat it often enough and stopping precinct energy consumption so if you still isn't automatically green. digitalisation isn't going to increase distin ability automatically. we need to transform society and the economy to make it sustainable and then see what positive role digitalisation complaining that. digitalization doesn't always make things more environmentally friendly so it's worth thinking about which solutions are more beneficial take sharing platforms for example the sharing economy is booming nowadays we can share cars bicycle apartments you name it and that called all of your for instance lets you share food that would otherwise be thrown away anyone can use it private individuals supermarkets and restaurants it's a clever use of mobile technolog

a lot of young people feel a pressure to perform online and sometimes the online persona can take overng parents to be able to spot better and to set a good example, not to be on their phones themselves so often. easier said than, my excuse to my boys is that i am working, reading an e—mail or a brie. it does not matter to them. bet your children may be doing their homework. no, seriously they are playing fortnite! but there is great communication within those games, you learn how to do sportsmanship and gaming safely. we know there are risks in terms online and offline, we have to be able to manage those and have conversations around what would you do, how do you stay safe, making sure your child knows they can go to you if they have a problem, worry all concerned. max, go ahead. it is about having a real—world space where people are imperfect, your parents are imperfect, you are spending time with and experiencing them. i think when people get completely lost in the online world, social media is a game, we have to remember that, you score points, likes, retweets and shares but it is

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of all the things you can do online is since it's a second parent online market. buying used is better than buying a new one amazon sort of called the paper book or you usually hear it depends on your own habit the more books you read instead of in a printed version the greater the environmental benefit. there is a tipping point comes between thirty and fifty books that's when a new reader becomes greener than paper. shopping mall or online shopping the brick and mortar store is still more environmentally friendly delivering individual purchases to your doorstep is an energy efficient. way of the content if it were working at full capacity online shopping could be more environmentally friendly ironically though when you shop online you're. raj with advertising which makes you consume even more that. she's very easy to do streaming storing files in a cloud shopping online it all takes just a few clicks but the fact is even and energy efficient process if you repeat it often enough and stopping precinct energy consumption so if you still isn't automatically green. d

i am provide an online grocery service for that.y service for that. i am really excited about this because i love their brands, i think they are fantastic, and it will be fantastic of them. very quickly, global‘s regional radio cuts are a travesty, says the daily mail. global, a huge organisation which runs many, many regional radio stations across the uk. this is about cost—cutting. something like over 90 local radio presenters are going to lose theirjobs. the brea kfast going to lose theirjobs. the breakfast shows are going to disappear. that is terrible for local radio, isn't it? it is. it is terrible for them, but, local radio, isn't it? it is. it is terrible forthem, but, i mean, this is not great news at all, and i'm not trying to make light of it, but what are people listening to nowadays? we have the rise of social media, we have got local people, not just local radio stations with their local news. i don't think people will necessarily miss out on local news stories, but it is about that local presenter and having that loca

president omar al bashir has a message for would be revolutionaries working online in sudan. it's an argument that would carry considerably more weight if bashir had not first taken power through a military coup almost thirty years ago or of sudan's last elections held almost nine years ago met international standards for fairness which they did not say to. the president's speech proved how worried here what he is saying stems from. nothing else when a young person holds up his phone in sudan streets he is posing the greatest threat to the regime because he's documenting its crimes. there are more than nine million internet users in the country ninety percent of citizens have mobile phones with thing happening now in sudan is all through social media and it's proved very successful though that you can see what is happening on the streets now is more than made demonstrations and protests this is a revolution in the true sense of the way that you can see signs of a shift a switch in people's ways of thinking a demand for actual change what the sudanese people are calling for is

people get completely lost in the online world.connection and information and entertainment to be had there, we just need to get a sense of perspective about some of the stuff. it doesn't matter how many followers you have, what matters is your relationships. those can be online, but it is relationships we need to focus on. let's hear from sally davis, she is england's chief medical officer and one of the people behind today's guidance. well, i'm not given to making rules because you can break them, but when we do give advice as the chief medical officers, it is always based on evidence. and we have published today a big evidence review — done by university college london — which shows that, in part, because this is a very fast—moving field of technology, there is very little evidence to base advice on. so, what we've done is produce advice to help parents that is based on evidence. it's the evidence of what makes for good development of young people and children, and then said what this can mean for families. we are giving good ad

even amazon itself as a tiny part of online commerce.rations, some of its higher margin businesses, those are the areas where it looks like it is expanding, cloud computing, business to business, advertising. they are now getting more money from that than from their original parts of the business. they have diversifying in an interesting way. the advertising business is quite early for amazon. they are derius contenderfor for amazon. they are derius contender for advertisers against google and facebook. their marketplaces are making them more money than their direct sales. the results were based on relevance before, now you pay to play. that is a change for amazon and consumers. we think of them as a huge player. they are the world's most valuable company. what they do when they come up company. what they do when they come up against the likes of aly baba, for example, a massive company that viewers might not be so familiar with, because they are on the other side of the world. aly baba with, because they are on the other side of the wor

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i was working online marketing and online business and i also have my own projects i have a food blog and i've also published cookbooks so i have a few strings to my bow and that gives me the freedom to travel the world. to supernanny noise out superheater i have friends is from cologne and usually spends the summer in europe come autumn she heads to sunnier climates in winter she often bases herself in bali another digital nomad hotspot from where she works and travels across and asia. never mind i'm next to my own blog i also work for other bloggers and as a content marketing manager and haven't had any that means i edit content for online platforms like this online florist. here is my write for them a little and i also. edit and post content online. soupy has also branched out into coaching. she advises other digital nomads who are just getting started like evie yeah take a seat. how are you. it's been that scene want to go i've been traveling for ten months and it's been really hard i thought it would be easy but after five months i did manage to be floating about all hippie like

now being online demands a sky rocketing. i have a kitchen downstairs and it only prepares food for the store here i have another larger location which mainly handles my online orders. tenders at the market also see the need to move online soon since that's where the money is now. especially at this time of year food seems to be what matters the most. business asia here ended all the year thanks for watching. the for. her royal widows. once the wives of i.r.s. fighters in iraq. since the defeat of so-called islamic state many have become stranded in refugee camps. left without papers for a chance of returning to their home villages. for them the camps are more like prisons than places a safe haven. three thousand. if we make ah. no but we watch as of that and that's because we ought to seventy seven percent. want to shape the continent's future to. be part of the african youngsters as they share their stories their dreams and their challenges. the seventy seven percent to keep the peace platform africa charging. crofts agains

e-commerce platform flip card which is now owned by wal-mart to easily penetrate india's growing online retail market by only selling their own products last year walmart beat amazon in a bidding war for controlling stake a flick out with the hopes of entering the indian market the new restriction has dealt a blow to wal-mart's expansion plans in india and that's strange isn't it walmart makes a huge investment in india than the government decides oh that's a bit much and legislates after the investment making the investment virtually untenable our correspondent j p k's in bangalore j isn't reliable legal background important for foreign investors. yes well this is absolutely important for foreign investors you will most of all it's important for india to encourage foreign investment because we had a five year low in foreigners and. so it's really important for india to. get most of that religion martin but then in an election year looks like the government has been shot on to say we want peace there it is fourteen million it is in this country and you can see is the last word of this w

now being online demands us skyrocketing. i have a kitchen downstairs and it only prepares food for the store here i have another larger location which mainly handles my online orders. then does it the market also see the need to move online soon since that's where the money is now. especially at this time of year food seems to be what matters the most. coke's and that's it for me and the business team here in berlin thanks for watching. the for. me it's time to take one step further and face the cost of. time to search the home and for the troops. to overcome boundaries and to connect with the audience time slangy. is coming up ahead of me muslims. come up. to come to the news bureau mexico to channel. the islamists to exclude. the must see concerning harkless culture cura. the place to be for curious mosques do it yourself networkers the facts so subscribe it and don't miss out. life in lockstep cut off from the outside world from morning to night. you know this is a school for boys from the. bad boys they live here in the

solution number two is to embrace online.stuff on our mobiles. the internet is creating greater demand for people to buy and to shop online, and that is causing shops that are physically located to close down. this is wolverhampton, busy, sharing in the prosperity of the midlands, this old market town... six decades on from that, there is an online revolution, led by the likes of pauljones. he is taking me to an abandoned nail factory. i get all the bestjobs! i don't know where he is — somewhere. how did you find this place? you know what — i found it online. good startjones has had an incredible start here. their bags are handmade by artists paul, paris and hanson. they saw local fabrics and use second—hand sewing machines, and they're making £3,000 a week. being online is kind of an equaliser. we're level pegging with the big retailers. they, too, have a website and now we have a website. so what have we got up here? this is... paul is being supported by ebay. dozens more small independent companies in the city are hoping t

plastic fraud stop online shopping fraud. plastic fra u d costs stop online shopping fraud.o tighten up top. europe has passed a directive which we want to put into our law, and from september every online purchase will be subject to this, and in many cases people will be asked to confirm who they are, by getting a text m essa g e confirm who they are, by getting a text message to their mobile phone, they put the number into the screen and that confirms that they have not just got the card, but the person's mobile phone, so it will make fraud more difficult. but the problem is, we spoke to a couple in devon, and they have no mobile signal at all, and no radio signal, so they have to listen to the radio online. so they cannot use the system, so the only alternative would be to make a phone call, wait half an hour, by which time, the shopping page may have closed. what can they do about this? well, there are supposed to be alternative to getting a text message, maybe they could send a text to your landline, it can be done, and one credit card company is planning to do it. but

now being online demand skyrocketing. i have a kitchen downstairs and it only prepares food for the store here i have another larger location which mainly handles my online orders. then does that the market also see the need to move online soon since that's where the money is now. especially at this time of year food seems to be what matters the most. and that's business asia iran w thanks for watching. her royal widows. once the wives of i.a.s. fighters in iraq. since the defeat of so-called islamic state many have become stranded in refugee camps. left without papers for a chance of returning to their home villages. for them the camps are more like prisons than places to save. three thousand. extravagant didn't. really know their stuff. with good chance to finish. the party and chat with musicians from around the world. groups every week. hey listen up. that's what video game music sounded like thirty years ago. today's tracks take the experience to another level a sense to him compose a. song. featured in many games hi

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being behind a closed facebook group spreading online abuse. at work running up the top stories for the. welcome to you wednesday. syria is demanding action from the united nations security council damascus accuses the u.s. led coalition of killing sixteen civilians on injuring dozens. in a bombing raid over the border with iraq of video agency roughly film the aftermath of what appears to have been a combination of air strikes and shelling our correspondent my dad goes india takes a good look. syria again is accusing the united states of war crimes on living fabric twenty nineteen the u.s. led coalition committed a new crime against innocent syrian civilians is we're playing targeted a civilian camp in the village of who's in the countryside of the governorate of there is sixteen civilians including seven children were killed and seventy civilians most of them women and children were injured syria again calls on the un security council to stand up against these crimes and attacks and to shoulder its responsibilities in the maintenance of inter

in the online world, are the big brands sticking to the rules?mbling, tobacco and alcohol, products that we know cause harm, is happening in something of a kind of wild west. and who pays the price? when the anorexia was at its worst, ijust deleted social media because it wasjust making everything worse. how we're being sold to is changing fast. it used to be easy to spot what big business was up to. we knew what was going on. but now it's more complicated. advertising has changed. in this new world of smartphones and social media, brands have found a way of reaching directly into our lives. good morning, and welcome to dubai. a youtube stamp of me. these are the stars of instagram, youtube and snapchat. the world's biggest domestic cat, called badger. people who have built huge followings off the back of our obsession with social media, from fashion to lifestyle advice. as we look into their lives, they tell us what to buy to be like them. body shop have these new body yoghurts. i am pleased to be doing this video because i am working with mango

what is it permissible to publish online ? and who should be responsible?e speech laws to fine tech companies for leaving harmful content online too long. any new regulation will be need to be international, and armies of lobbyists are being paid to resist it. but the world has changed. today s public square is digital, and it is now a question of when, not if, new rules are created to govern it. thank you, amol. if you're distressed about any of the issues raised in molly‘s story and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. president trump was finally able to deliver his annual state of the union address last night after it was delayed because of the us government shutdown. the president spoke of unity and co—operation, but also brought up some of the big issues that divide america, like immigration and abortion. 0ur correspondent nick bryant watched the speech and joins us now. george, this was the state of the un

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and an online business bagging big sales.is setup with customers just funnelled through. we all know the high street‘s suffering. but has anyone got a solution? i've been trying to find out. i was iwasa i was a child of the 80s. i remember wolverhampton, shopping on dudley street in the city centre was something really special. mum and dad used to bring me and my brothers up to town, as we called it, and you'd walk down the street, the smell of hot dogs and doughnuts, everyone would be armed with all their bags, and this really saddens me. one in five shops in the city centre are boarded up at the moment pretty much. i'm not alone in wondering what's happened to my home city. this is a city and ijust feel it hasn't really moved on. back in the ‘90s, steve smith took a decade to find an empty shop in wolverhampton — it was that busy. he started out in bilston market and co—founded poundland, selling his stake for over £50 million but he feels the pain of traders today. every time the rent used to go up, the rates used to go up

that's what america online calls it.you get there, click on a list of rooms to find different categories of rooms. >> when i was a kid, i didn't know any other black gay people. the only people that i knew were the folks that i met on america online. i didn't come out to my mother till much later but i was out on the internet. >> in many respects aol was one of the first social media companies. >> computer communication is not like human communication. there's no facial expression to help you know which way something ambiguous is meant. so the isolated communicators of cyberspace have come up with little signs made out of punctuation marks. they're called emoticons. >> you were using text to have a conversation that felt like a face to face communication. you could see the start of this new online culture. >> it's a technological revolution that's changing the way we do everything, from making friends to falling in love. >> he was nice and he never gave me any of the come-on lines. it was always friendly. >> wait, you're

on c-span 3 and watch online on crmp span.org or use he free cran span radio app. matthew whittaker will testify on russian interference. live from the house judiciary committee friday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> c-span today spoke with members of congress about tonight's state of the union address. we hear from maryland senator chris van hollen. >> who are you bringing to the state of the union address? senator van hollen: i'm bringing a marylander, lila johnson and has been a contract employee at the department of agriculture for about 20 years. and she provides janitorial services. she is a wonderful person. and i'm bringing her to highlight the fact in this government shutdown that we just went through, while we have been able to provide back pay to federal employees, you have lots of service contract employees like lila who have been left out in the cold. i'm proposing legislation as part of the agreement to keep the government open that would make sure that people like ms. johnson get back pay. >> in previous shutdowns have contract workers not recei

we will carry the state of the union in its entirety right here as well as online. and we'll have political analysis of the speech throughout the evening. this what it looks like.. live inside the capitol rotunda right now... democratic women wore all black last year for the #metoo movement.... this year they are wearing all white... to honor the women's sufferage ratifcation of the 19th amendment almost 100

what is it permissible to publish online, and who should be responsible?ch laws to fine tech companies for leaving harmful content online too long. any new regulation will need to be international, and armies of lobbyists are being paid to resist it. but the world has changed — today's public square is digital, and it is now a question of when and not if new rules are created to govern it. amol rajan there. if you're distressed about any of the issues raised in molly's story and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call for free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. president trump finally delivered his annual state of the union address last night after being delayed for a month because of the us government shutdown. the president spoke of unity and cooperation. but he also brought up some of the big issues that divide america, like abortion and immigration, and he vowed once again to build the border wall with mexico. he also announced that he will hold a seco

interactive regulation to allow users to view and withdraw their data online and member states are still debating a special tax for digital firms. let's go to court our financial correspondent new york yes we wanted to ask you about facebook but there's some big news in the u.s. china trade dispute president trump saying that he will not meet president xi jinping of china as expected before this march thirty first trade deadline how are markets taking up. well markets reacted very negatively at the low of the day of blue chips and lost the three hundred ninety points in value by the end of the day we could recover some of the losses and the market was down two hundred twenty points so the big question now certainly is what does that mean there are not meeting does it mean that it's more likely that there was the deadline approaching march first arabs will be increased from ten to twenty five percent they were also remarks from some of the economic advisers to the president from larry kaplow who mentioned in an interview that there is still a huge distance between china and the u.s. when

-a co-founder talks about helping neighborsn tear dowwalls online.lso, an executive at reddit talks about the challenges facing the popular online forum. -what we have ied to focus on is, what is the core that makes reddit powerful? and it's that conversation. -plus, we hear how one startup is winning or consumers by ditching brand labels. -millennials don't want to buy the products they grew up with, because ose brands were "trust marks," and they lost trust. -and a ceo's mission to make the food industry more green. -it's very personal, and it's very high-impact. we need to do somethinabout ou. -hello. i'm thuy vu. a welcome pecial edition of "kqed newsroom." on this program, we're re-visiting interviewsfr our archives with game-changing business leaders who are using the web to create and strengthen communities or pioneering new alternatives to staplesur inridge and pantry. we also ask them about the difficulties silicon valley has had with diversity, especially in key leadership positions.r rst conversation is with prakash janakiraman, the co-fou

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