you don't e-mail, you don't facebook, you are not pinteresting. >> i do facebook. >> stephen: do youhink i'm insecure like it's -- you know, what if you tweet and nobody tweets back? what if you tweet and you have -- if you are -- there's nothing worse than a friendless tweeter. you are wandering around in cyberspace. i do a lot of -- i text with my family and with two my chief of staff on my cell phone. that's about it. you have to understand, when i became president there was no e-mail. then e-mail was largely interoffice. >> stephen: how did you communicate? >> telephone, snail mail. blah blah. what happened was. after i was president there were blizzards of e-mails within the administration, the congress subpoenaed them all and all these young people drunk with the power of new technology said the first things that came to their heads so some of these e-mails were mildly embarrassing. >> stephen: you do not presently tweet? sir, i took the liberty of opening you a twitter account. now, president clinton was taken, william jefferson clinton was taken. [ laughter ] but pres billy j

rose had a shot at pinterest when they were only three employees old.ssed out on a multimillion dollar hit. >> i don't want a clone of something else. i want original thinking. i'm not going to go do 100 deals per year. i'm going to do one every four to six weeks and provide enough space in my life to help these companies out. >> reporter: for the young and ambitious lucky enough to get a meeting, rose is a rock star. >> i actually wish rather than talking about myself, we could have talked about kevin and his experience, you know, at other start-ups. >> reporter: in the start-up world is he kind of a hero? >> he's definitely to be -- yeah, kevin is one of the heroes of the start-up world. >> a one click sink at low res would be awesome. for three. >> reporter: the opportunities he says are endless. not just for good ideas, but people who know how to execute them. what happens when you start to be not so hip and you start to be the older guy? >> you have to keep yourself in the mix. looking for the next big thing. >> reporter: looking for the next big t

i'll go with pinterest for $200, please. karla. what are pinter pauses? pauses. yes. i'll have living social for $200. adam. what is fringe? yes. websites for $600. adam. what is funny or die? yeah. websites for $800. adam. what is pollen? yeah. websites for $1,000. [ beep ] and logically, it's called find a grave. adam, back to you. living social for $400, please. karla. what is glass ceiling? yes. $600. adam. what is alienation? you got it. living social for $800.

. >> look at some like pinterest.not just talking about home membership messages or dues are due or whatever it is. you can have videos of your golf pros, you know, having video of tips. you know, pictures of your favorite golf products. >> or events if you have events at your club. >> great idea. bria brian,sarah, thanks very much. if any of you out there have a question for our experts and want an answer here, go to our website. openforum.com/yourbusiness. once you get there, just hit the ask the show link to submit a question for our panel. i you can e-mail us your questions and your comments to your business@msnbc.com. one of the reasons i love having you on the panel is you both have a lot of experience. you know that you can't talk about this in the details until you have really done it because then you realize what a headache it is. so we -- we go out periodically and go get advice not only from you but from other entrepreneurs. let's get more great ideas from them. >> my tip for small business is to start out

. >> look at something like pinterest or youtube to think about the content that you are sharing andabout the membership messages or the dues or whatever it is, but videos of the golf pros having the videos and the tips or pictures of your favorite golf products on there. >> or events if you have evens s at the club. >> that is great idea. >> brian and sarah, thank you both so much for all of that advice. it is helpful and if any of you have a question for the expers s and you want it answered right here, just go to the website and the address is open forum.com/your business and once you get there, just hit the ask the show link to submit a question for the panel. again it is openfor uu openforum.com/yourbusiness. or you can e-mail us at your business@msnbc.com. one reason i like you on the panel is that you have experience and you know you cannot talk about it in the details until you have done it, because then you realize what a headache it is. that is why we go out periodically and go get advice not only from you, but other entrepreneurs and so let's get other great ideas from the

. >> pinterest. itinerary, share them with people you are hoping to travel with, and watch as the prices go up or down, so you're knowledgeable. >> is this just a seasonal thing, or are there other factors involved? >> there are other factors involved. of course there's price -- whether or not there's demand. there's -- >> so lots of things. >> flights are changing all the time. >> exactly. >> if you want to pick a specific seat, if you like a certain seat. >> hoda likes an aisle seat because her legs are so long and gorgeous. >> put it's called seatguru.com. so it will show you the seats where you'll have more legroom, better picks, so you'll never make that decision and never have to be in the back of the plane again. >> if you're interested in being close to great food options, hipmunk will show you fares on the areas where you want to visit. they also offer great discounts and they'll show you how others pricing that exact motel. >> would you say if you were going to rome in july, would you book

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check out the bevy of virtual bulletin boards on pinterest. day and so what if i happen to be single? anya says her online message board for those not yet engaged is wildly popular as well but she doesn't recommend planning without prince charming. >> when you're dreaming you're not thinking about how much things cost. your taste changes over the years. >> reporter: what about the guy? >> he's probably a little scared of it but i explained i love weddings. i want to be a wedding planner. so there is no one else's wedding i can plan other than mine. he just has to get used to it. >> i think it's okay if women have a boyfriend and that is the next logical step as long as they're not getting side tracked. >> reporter: the girls who don't have a boyfriend it makes me concerned because it's almost like looking at a fantasy. they're just looking to the happily ever after and not thinking about what will happen after the wedding. >> reporter: but no matter how prepared, there are some moments you just can't plan. what are you going to do when the day

there are opportunities like pinterries and -- pinterest and insta gram.be regulated as well? >> i don't think any channels will be regulated but you point out to a very big potential problem, list, fragmentation of difficult sources of information. if you're trying to keep track of all information coming out by a particular company you can't just go to the sec's web page to follow what the 8-k is. you have to be sensitive to twitter disclosures, facebook disclosures and companies disclosures on the web page. liz: that is great advice. i want people to know why this matters. companies like netflix which had a huge run over the past couple years had a huge run and now looking better and better year-to-date. reed hastings was posting things on face book. sec said you can't do this. we talked specifically about his content licensing team and how, this is significant potentially stock-moving news. netflix monthly viewing exceeded one billion hours first time since june. he has been vindicated and cleared now and not in trouble for this. but elon musk started d

so with you, pinterest has been wildly successful. >> reporter: now you might expect the social mediau to be on the young side. but mackey too is in her 50s, as is the target audience for her business. >> baby boomer business owner workshops, and they're designed to help those who are non- technical or feel overwhelmed by tech to do their jobs better online. >> reporter: cynthia mackey is capitalizing on the late bloomer self employment boom, self- employed herself, she knows the draw. >> you're not working for someone else and you get to take that value for your benefit, if i want to take my mom out for breakfast, i can schedule that and then work longer hours in the evening. so having control of my time or the ability to schedule things, that that's wonderful as you get older i think. >> reporter: but not everyone chooses self-employment. to many, the great recession offered few other options. >> on my 65th birthday my boss comes into my office and tells me i'm no longer needed and that was not the birthday present i expected. >> reporter: michael grottola was one of thirty senior l

we see especially younger users moving towards other platforms instagram for instance snap chat pinterest tumblr and so forth but if we look across the globe especially at emerging markets asia africa there is a massive user base for facebook which is still growing and will continue to do so for the next five or ten years let's talk about the users that are maybe getting a little bit bored of their bit tired it's not quite as cold as it once was do you think there's perhaps maybe too much spam going on or do you think people are searching for the next big thing i don't think people are consciously looking for the next big thing but there is second of decentralizing movement people are versifying where they look for information and how they interact with friend facebook came around when there wasn't that much choice that was my space in those facebook and in some regions other networks but on the back of facebook in the back of this whole social networking hype of other platforms has come around and people are just keen on experimenting they're not consciously looking to give the cotton fa

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we didn't think about apps back then as a serious threat to facebook and something like pinterest.r dethroning facebook. yet, i think it's very possible. pinterest in particular is one to watch closely as we go forward. >> finally, you don't own any shares. is there anything that could get you to take a stand? put your money where your mouth is? >> i feel bad that i missed the runup. we'll have to see how this year plays out and where the stock goes. even though i might think that five years from now they may have trouble. if there's evaluation at play here, i think this is a company where a lot of global brands still want to pay a lot of money to dip their toes in social media. >> that's for sure. see a lot of them trying to play the facebook page. we'll see what happens this afternoon. >> thank you. >> got new news on boeing. phil lebeau is with us. >> hey, carl. we have first quarter delivers from boeing. two notes of interest regarding the delivery number. first of all, only one 787 dream liner delivered. that deliver happened early january, before the grounding took effect. th

pinterest, you want to be there if you have a female audience or want a female audience.n twitter, same thing, i don't know you have to put the same amount of effort into every single platform for every single brand. you have to find out which platform has the audience that you're going after and which one has the brand that you're going after. i think google plus is also slightly for male and younger, if i remember it. at least when it comes to who is watching the -- sorry, who is sharing and watching the youtube content on it. >> how many people throughout -- how many organizations have a full-time social media person, that is all they do? close to half, i would say. i want to give the people an opportunity to ask questions of our panel, the best practices for using social media or questions about their businesses. so please introduce yourself and will trust that you are a member. wolf. ame is derrick there is questions on how to manage facebook. we had our corporate age but some reporters had their own personal accounts that that use, some peep had two accounts, -- peo

joining us right now onset is jeremy levine on the board of pinterest and yelp, 100 different companies publicly traded companies. >> the firm's been at it for about 100 years. >> okay. we look through what's been happening in technology. a lot of people see some of the problems that some of these companies have head. get a little nervous when they start looking around. what's your sense of what's out there right now is? what's being developed? are there great new things on the horizon we haven't heard about? >> there are, although, fundamentally ecommerce is huge and growing rapidly, but ultimately, it may be more of a winner take all game than i think people are anticipating or appreciating. >> and that means amazon? >> it does. it's an incredibly powerful juggernaut. there are essentially two different business models, one where you control the distribution chain all the way to the consumer, that's amazon. the other is a massive open marketplace. and there aren't a whole lot of opportunities around amazon and ebay to succeed. the industry has poured a lot of money into ecommerce star

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