i was also able to go to paradise bungalow. often i've been back to paradise bungalow. i visited the town where my grandfather and family wasather banished after he spoke up one too many times.ny so i think i was really important. going back to berlin, of course, if any of you spent any time, you know what like then if you haven't been back yet. what looked like once upon a time. >> several years ago, smith dida a biography and several people there including frank clay talked about the early days and 45 and 46 and the american intelligence penetrated eastst berlin intelligence. that's the east german relay 47. does the lack relations when you're there. in the 70s that began when story was told is a lady named john clark they were building for the american embassy and that can be her embassy andgoin under it beneath this one of your tunnels because your stasi is right across the street. they were amazed that she knew that. >> interesting. thanks for sharing that. >> this is a question from a moral point of view i sympathize with everything you said, but when we in americ

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paradise bungalow, which is what they call it, becomes for them a tiny oasis of freedom and life energy, and i won't ruin that story for you. you'll have to read that one. [laughter] >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: rahul telang, in your new book, "streaming, sharing, stealing: big data and the future of entertainment," you open with: for the creative industries -- music, film and publishing -- these are the best of times and the worst of times. what do you mean by that? >> guest: so the best of time is this is a tremendous amount of content proliferation. so a lot of people are interested in watching on variety of media, variety of channel. your ability to reach international market is never, like never before. the worst of the time is that same technology which is facilitating all sorts of expansions also means now you're facing unprecedented competition th

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