that want to do business with china china saying that's great but you've got to buy into our social networking grid social score and american corporations of course being victimized by the same b.f. skinner like. draw into obedience are saying we're whatever bankers will do it for a nickel you know warren buffett's not a penny on the street he won't bend over a crack at me for i mean we have covered in many many in the media have covered the negative aspects of it that you're punished if you have a bad social credit score you won't be allowed on the plane they they excluded millions of people from flying home this past holiday season but it's the positive reinforcement that you could see acting through our society's already look at london it's a huge construction zone it's a disaster area i would say but nevertheless a lot of people think it's great because they're being the positive reinforcement is if you're a good citizen if you're a good sort of person then we'll give you say this help to buy we'll give you fifteen percent of credit if you go further into debt because that's the sort of ci

social networking out similar to others but you earn crypto for your contributions and then you can use them use that crypto to boost your post for more reach or send peer to peer to other users on a monthly recurring basis for subscriptions and you know creators consent reward tears and so unlike other social media platforms like facebook that don't give you jack diddly squat for all the work you put into it here's an attempt to actually recapture recycle some of that income that's being generated back to the user and there are now two or three people in this space. right there competing in the space mines dot com has captured some pretty high profile folks that are now migrating to mines dot com was the head can now many people are working over there. so it's still pretty. we have open so we have like fifty open source developers who have contributed but i mean that i think is an important point like what if we had thousands of developers and that's why you know our growth of the growth of our open source community is essential because you can leverage global developers with that if y

that want to do business with china china saying that's great but you've got to buy into our social networking grid social score and american corporations of course being victimized by the same b.f. skinner like. draw into obedience are saying we're whatever bankers will do it for a nickel you know warren buffett's not a penny on the street he won't bend over a crack at me for i mean we have covered in many many in the media have covered the negative aspects of it that you're punished if you have a bad social credit score you won't be allowed on the plane they they excluded millions of people from flying home this past holiday season but it's the positive reinforcement that you can see acting through our society's already look at london it's a huge construction zone it's a disaster area i would say but nevertheless a lot of people think it's great because they're being the positive reinforcement is if you're a good citizen if you're a good sort of person then we'll give you say this help to buy we'll give you fifteen percent of credit if you go further into debt because that's the sort of citi

that want to do business with china china saying that's great but you've got to buy into our social networking grid social score and american corporations of course being victimized by the same b.f. skinner like. draw into obedience are saying we're whatever bankers will do it for a nickel you know warren buffett's not a penny on the street he won't bend over a crack at me for i mean we have covered in many many in the media have covered the negative aspects of it that you're punished if you have a bad social credit score you won't be allowed on the plane they they excluded millions of people from flying home this past holiday season but it's the positive reinforcement that you can see acting through our society's already look at london it's a huge construction zone it's a disaster area i would say but nevertheless a lot of people think it's great because they're being the positive reinforcement is if you're a good citizen if you're a good sort of person then we'll give you say this help to buy we'll give you fifteen percent of credit if you go further into debt because that's the sort of citi

centralized entity there so when you think about the i mean yeah that's the utopia is to have a social network that is you know fully decentralized in you know no single lines and since you can take it down so that's why actually our node models are important as anyone can actually take our code start their own social network their own app and plug that into the ecosystem. so even though our so you know we run our servers for you know most of the functions on the site other people can set up hubs and so it is decentralized in that sense also all right so now you're making waves in vietnam right what happened was this good was happening yes there was this cyber security law passed in vietnam which is essentially censorship and surveillance law so google and facebook are now have this revolving door with the government so when they don't like a poster you know they want information on a certain person they can get that and that is what is allowing vietnam to get access to facebook and google in that country i think that you know maybe there's some other parts of the law which may be valuable. th

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presidential elections. >> candidates are gaining political supporters the way social networkers finding audience is immense. myspace.com sees up to 56 million unique visitors a month and about 80% are voting age. >> while both campaigns hope their supporters spread the word, obama is friended almost seven times more than mccain. >> the obama campaign happened around the time when social media was experiencie ining a c of age. >> barack obama created a movement behind him. he's the first candidate eve ever seen who had an organization he brought together, the internet and the community organizing. >> the obama had the internet. he had myspace and facebook. it certainly changed the way that candidates communicated with their base. it changed the way we thought about how we could communicate and influence candidates. >> one of the most enduring images of campaign '08 is this one of barack obama. >> that barack obama image, it's here, there, everywhere it seems this year. >> when i met obama, he said, "i love this image, and how did you get it spread around so fast?" >> seeing the hope p

the models can be shared on social networks and saved in a variety of formats.giraffes, but for now, we are perfecting how we are going to create it. that was lara. and just as augmented reality is moving into the realms of artists, the movie industry is also feeling its effect. here's mark cislak in la. in 1902, movie—goers were thrilled by a trip to the moon. george melies‘ seminal silent movie delighted and amazed audiences. since the earliest days of cinema, camera trickery and visual effects have brought magic to the movies. these days, visual effects artists have an enormous amount of tools at their disposal, thanks to computers which can bring the fantastical to life. even in a world of computer—generated images and virtual actors, capturing stunning images in camera is a major bonus for many movie directors. that is precisely what this technology allows directors to do. the ar wall replaces the back of a movie set with what looks like a 3—d cg image played on a screen. the ar wall system is live tracking the camera using hacked together virtual reality g

on the social network.pent as theywell were the ads most seen by facebook users, with 37 million people viewing the ads during that time. that wraps up the business news from me. sharon: thank you so much, kathryn bennett, with our business update. time now for sports. we are starting today with cycling. >> he was moved as he claimed the first victory on the tour de france on tuesday. in theed the backdrop mountains of this year's race. breaking away from a 21 man breakaway group, with 90 of the 158 to go in a 10 stage round. [indiscernible] retained the overall leader yellow jersey after going on with the day break away. philippe, one of the hottest properties in france, went alone over the last of the five categorized climbs, increasing his lead on the final dissent. in motion after his first win on the tour, snatching a polkadot jersey in the race to be the best climber. >> it's difficult to explain winning al, you know? stage on the tour de france was a dream for me. opportunity ice make it to the finis

josh says he stop using the chefs —— the social network when it found out how biased and they can usea year. he will be deleting next week. if you think it's been hot enough already this summer, well, just wait for the next couple of days because it looks like it's going to turn even hotter. 36 degrees impossible in some parts of the east. frontal systems are approaching. we will cease and outbreaks of rain towards the weekend ahead of those weather systems, we are still pulling in this very hot air from the south, particularly the southern and eastern portions of the uk. starting thursday morning on a very mild, my keynote, 18, 19, 20 degrees. double digits just keynote, 18, 19, 20 degrees. double digitsjust about keynote, 18, 19, 20 degrees. double digits just about wherever you are. as we go on through the day, a lot of hot sunshine to come. a bit more cloud as the day wears on. showers across parts of northern england. cloud thickening up, the first of those atlantic frontal systems starting to show its hand. a bit cooler here across parts of scotland but down towards the south—ea

being part of this social network international social network it's about this asian immigration has nothing to do with the older generation my generation for instance where you have. people who are not educated who could accept everything you know i don't like the word arab spring i always talk about the arab ok it was all the arab earthquake what happened in two thousand and eleven was just the first outburst of the both cases even though you can be quite sure that if you have a new eruption over again those everywhere if we don't if the local regime the elites the roekel elite don't think of this problem of corruption of social justice so the libyan and syrian cases lead to all out war in talking specifically about libya now the gadhafi regime managed to uphold the tribal power balance in a country with qaddafi gone the tribes have gone to war do you think it's a responsible to start a revolt without thinking about how to keep the country together after their waltz i mean my class was you know the worst removing the dictator but losing the country in the process. yes well this is

," which is an exploration of the psychology of social networks through a buddhist lens what happenso our mind and heart as we try to connect online. and really exploring the issues of identity and presence in the real world. and so this--that began this process. and "guns are not our god!" came out after the parkland shootings. and i was very interested in exploring the underlying psychology of guns and gun identity. but they're both about essentially relationship and identity, and really trying to understand what i think is the american identity crisis right now. we're to explore who we are to ourselves and who we are to each other. robert: and where do guns fit in in terms of that sort of self-assessment of identity? ravi: well, i think guns are part of the american fabric. they're a social and cultural, and familial often part of identity. and so, these guns are definitely the part of the way we--what we associate with identity. and i think that we tend to-- robert: like romanticize it a little bit, or do we--do you think that we maybe put a lot of, i don't know, importance on th

that rattled some investors there. >>> the facebook fallout for the social network after hours slidethe scene for heavy losses across tech stocks we were talking about some records for big tech names previous to this report. head to cnbc.com for more on the expected collateral damage we'll keep track of this in the u.s. trading day ahead and for a look at the other u.s. markets ahead of that u.s.open, the nasdaq called lower by 117 points there the dow jones bucking the trend with an implied open of about 30 points to the upside, the s&p up abou about 7.37 points. i'm nancy hungerford "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. - learning from him is great... when i can keep up! - anncr: thankfully, prevagen helps your brain and improves memory. - dad's got all the answers. - anncr: prevagen is now the number-one-selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. - she outsmarts me every single time. - checkmate! you wanna play again? - anncr: prevagen. healthier brain. better life. happy anniversary dinner, darlin'. can this much love be cleaned by a little bit of dawn ultra? oh

those affected report on their every day lives in war zones on social media networks. but in my opinion i can tell you with absolute certainty there are no russian troops in ukraine. nato claims that these satellite images. show russian tanks on ukrainian soil the internet carries important information from reputable sources amongst all the amateur video and some fake news. from satellite images to mobile phone pictures digital data can provide crucial evidence of human rights violations and war crimes worldwide. peace or justice was the guiding principle behind the establishment of the international criminal court. its mandate was jurisdiction across national borders especially in wartime. the crimes that we are investigating and prosecuting the crimes that shock the conscience of humanity. and these are war crimes crimes against humanity and genocide and you cannot charge anybody with these very serious crimes without having the evidence that you need to prove the case. examining a crime scene immediately after the events is nearly impossible life and years passed be

this is more of a check people on social networks they look at their profiles. they force them to reveal their passwords out of the do that. person the most effective way they beat them. one of them grabbed me by my hair and smashed my head against the wall for him and i thought of for all. we get are a testimony of one hundred sixty five people who were illegally kept from the beginning of the armed conflict is it illegal armed through mission against terror against c.b.s. for home to control over the region forty four percent of people which we interviewed told the jury interrogation between or in the high level of management of this illegal place of detention where in both russian citizens we can see their russia a state with ex sure they're cute buys and control sought in part of donetsk and lugansk or blessed and consequently is responsible for all human rights violation is there. the right way i should be and. this is the device. and i hope that someday i will come back here when those who are guilty will be sentenced for starting a hybrid war in donbass o

where is this next social network? and are people scared to do it because they're scared to be a feature and instagram and facebook, twitter, will copy in and -- it and slow its growth like we saw with snapchat? i'm most fascinated. will there another social network on mobile devices? my assumption is yes, but how. and more importantly, my investment strategy is massively being affected by one core thing. i believe voice devices are the next iphone and the apps built on top of the google home, amazon, alexa, and apple pod are going to be the place where i come out of retirement and do early stage investing the way did i with twitter, facebook and tumblr. emily: our conversation with gary vaynerchuk. coming up, we wait on one last big tech company to report results. will apple overshadow the trends we've been seeing? we'll discuss next. this is bloomberg. emily: wealth management offices in manhattan needed a makeover. so the swiss bank has hired a trendy operator of shared offices. they're redesign includes a juice bar

the world's most powerful and sophisticated targeting platform it is a database instead of a social network facebook sorts its users characteristics into hundreds of categories making it easy for advertisers to target people with great precision and you don't have to be a statistics expert you can just click on a few buttons and the system will do the work for you in two thousand and sixteen the trump campaign spent most of its hundred million dollar digital advertising budget on facebook you when young demonstrated how facebook could have been used to reach blue collar workers in michigan a state that usually goes democratic but that trump won by less than eleven thousand votes i can debase off and come you know if i know average blue collar worker makes fifty one hundred k. so i could say people that are conservative or very conservative they can be a.f.l.-cio members they could be against immigration and there's all these other issues that we can block it and here we can even put in labor union or the united auto workers right if you have the kind of content that's directly relevant to t

fourteen and it came after twitter admitted its user base shrunk since the start of this year social network has lost at least one million users to purge fake accounts. submitted things could get worse as well now prioritizing stability over user growth but it's not the only thing that's overshadowing twitter president truong claims the company's limiting the visibility in its search results of prominent republicans the practice is known as shadow banning and trump has branded it discriminatory hinting it might even break u.s. laws twitter however denies political bias or behavioral ranking doesn't make judgments based on political views or the substance of tweets we are aware that some accounts are not automatically populating in our search box and shipping a change to address this you media are gartside lead they are exploiting their position zuckerberg. always maintained they are not publishers like a newspaper they are just a tech but what it is just a check platform they must allow all use as long as they don't break the law of the country that they're in their excuses oh well you can s

they're calling for a tax on social networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and as they clear through this morning, a fresher and windy weekend with some more brain around. i will have all the details about 15 minutes. geraint thomas is on his way to victory after extending his lead in the tour de france with just one competitive stage left. wendy tuck becomes the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. we'll be live in liverpool for the end of the clipper race. it's saturday the 28th ofjuly. our top story: a group of mps is warning the uk faces a democratic crisis because of the spread of fake news. a report from the commons media select committee, which has been leaked online ahead of its official release, says voters are being systematically manipulated and urges tighter regulation of social media networks. here's our technology correspondent, rory cellan

there is some worry that social networks may be a replay. another question, are we tired of being surveiled by facebook? are we tired of facebook's censorship of our news feed? with all the divisive politics you have to scroll through, is facebook funny more? for investors, another question, would you buy the dip, the mother of all big tech dips? >>> now look at this, a tense jean-claude juncker with a very happy president trump, announcing a trade breakthrough. hold off on anymore tariffs. get rid of the ones in place, work towards the elimination of all tariffs and barriers. that would be genuine free trade. perhaps more important, europe will buy american soybeans, starting now. europe will buy american nat-gas. take that, russia. europe blinks. hard-line trump wins again. today the president travels to iowa. that is farm country. that is soybean country. he is going to a manufacturing man to talk about jobs. he will surely milk the trade deal with europe for all it's worth. tomorrow, perhaps the biggest trump win yet. we get official num

they're calling for a tax on social media networks. after more than 50 days of heat, now comes the hail as storms cause disruption across the uk. good morning. the heat and humidity has left us with a bang overnight. lots of thunderstorms and, as they clear through this morning, a fresher and windy weekend with some more rain around. i will have all the details about 15 minutes. on the verge of history after extending his lead, geraint thomas is set to become the first welshman to win the tour de france with just one competitive stage left today. we'll be live in liverpool for the end of the clipper race, where wendy tuck has become the first female skipper to win a round—the—world yacht race. it's saturday the 28th ofjuly. our top story: voters are being systematically manipulated by the spread of fake news, according to a group of mps. a leaked report, from the commons media select committee, warns the uk is facing a democratic crisis and is urging tighter regulation of social media networks. our technology correspondent rory cellan—

mark zuckerberg said it is a big year for the social network.et's bring in alex webb, who writes about tech. good to see you this morning. i did some of the benchmarking. it looks like a walk in the park. move in theramatic look --scott: let's 50 been only did dollars in annual revenue. the expectation was that the revenue would continue to grow at that healthy margin. now they're saying it will decline. revenue at several not grow at the same pace every year. it will grow perhaps 30% every year. what about the other parts of the business? what about instagram? are businesses that were supposed to shine magnificently. did we lose the story? alex: what they're doing is pooling all of their user numbers as one. it's all the same bucket. that clearly is an intention of showing that instagram is concealing where the growth is coming from. future, it will take on more of the burden. manus: thanks for being with us on bloomberg. growthtlÉ, organic sales 2.8%. the market had penciled in 2.5%. it is about the guidance, the internal growth rate. the real

the social network and advertising platform is headquartered here in silicon valley's menlo park south of san francisco in twenty twelve facebook acquired the company for around seven hundred sixty million euros close to five hundred employees watch over more than eight hundred million users its founder claims his app has changed the world. you would see people shift their way of looking at the world a little bit i think it's really interesting and it's always this interplay between you know the constraints of the op and then how people turning it into their own way of i love when people say you know i now notice things out in the world i think oh this is going to be great on instagram but maybe they would have just walked by there before but now they've got this different to the world instagram isn't just changing its users view of the world but the shape of the world itself a designer purposely made this restaurant. with light and interesting details to inspire patrons to take pictures. and it seems to be working hundreds of photos of it appear on instagram even of the restrooms. thi

whiteish as plunged nineteen percent in friday trading that off to the social networks that the number of monthly users was down by one million in the second quarter and it expects of a drop in the near future user numbers are declining as twitter intensifies at that suffice found fake accounts as well as hate speech online search privacy rose in europe have also made business harder twitter is the second major social media to report a decline in uses off of facebook it came just a day off for the world's biggest social media media platform suffer the biggest ever one day loss in dollar value for a u.s. company germany's government is intervening in the sale of critical infrastructure to chinese investors german state bank a f w has agreed to take a twenty percent stake in high voltage energy network operator fifty hats fending off an offer from chinese state great now but said it has a strong interest in protecting critical energy infrastructure from foreign influence control over the distribution of electricity it's important for millions network operator fifty hertz provides transmi

due to the effect of data privacy scandals the tech giants costs also continue to rise as the social network says it's focusing on tightening security and improving content for financial correspondent and score to ease on wall street yes certainly a tough day for facebook how's it looking now. you know there's quite some understand and understatement it has clearly been a day for the record books here in wall street some history at the end of the day of facebook stock lost about nineteen percent in value meaning it burned around one hundred nineteen billion dollars in market capitalization just in one day and that surpassed the record that actually intel said in the year two thousand when that overall you of the chip maker dropped by about ninety billion dollars back then when the dot com bubble clearly the numbers especially if we're looking ahead were now. to go to and then also use for example that for the first time ever. if a user numbers in europe for example declined to call some concerned here or concerns here on wall street. right yes go to for us on a wall street yan's thank you. a

dropped over two percent on tuesday following reports of an expanding investigation into the social network's role in the data sharing scandal involving british company cambridge analytic according to the washington post the widening probe now includes the securities and exchange commission the f.b.i. and the federal trade commission facebook has come under pressure after a whistleblower revealed that british company cambridge analytical had collected personally identifiable information of up to eighty seven million facebook users without their consent the data could have been used to influence voters in several countries. and prices for u.s. crude have jumped to over seventy five dollars a barrel for the first time since twenty fourteen that's after iran's president hassan rouhani suggested oil shipments from neighboring countries could be disrupted if washington forces all of its allies from buying uranium oil saudi arabia pledged to fire up its spare production capacity though and coordinate deliveries with other producers to balance the market opec and. non-o. producers agreed last month

belgian museums to mind a rethink on the social network's nudity policy.l step for man, one giant leap for mankind. a catastrophic engine fire is being blamed tonight for the first crash in the 30—year history of concorde, the world's only supersonic airliner. it was one of the most vivid symbols of the violence and hatred that tore apart the state of yugoslavia. but now, a decade later, it's been painstakingly rebuilt, and opens again today. there's been a 50% decrease in sperm quantity, and an increase in malfunctioning sperm, unable to swim properly. thousands of households across the country are suspiciously quiet this lunchtime, as children bury their noses in the final instalment of harry potter. you're watching the briefing. our headlines: voting has begun in pakistan's general election after a campaign that has been marred by deadly attacks and accusations of military interference. 7a people are known to have been killed in wildfires near the greek capital, athens. almost 200 others have been injured. it's been nearly four months since protests bro