i'll start the discussion, and then steve klein, i want to turn to you and peter and bob. from my standpoint, twitter has become a key source of news and information, much more instantaneous than even the associated press used to be than i have on my laptop. so as i follow twitter during the course of the day, i can very quickly get a sense of what's being talked about, what's happening, breaking news, and so it has become really an incredible new tool in this 21st century, but it's also become an immobilizing social network tool for activists like the tea party. so steve klein, let me turn to you for a minute. >> twitter is the oldest form of communication we know, and that's word of mouth. it's just new technology doing what we always did before. twitter is a great way to -- it's an early warning to some, really, because so many people are on it. what it demands of us as citizens is media literacy. i think peter, earlier in the day in another class, made the point that people need to, you know, differentiate between what is good and what isn't, what's useful and what isn

klein for kohl's in nearly three years. kohl's shares getting hit today, down over 4%. casino hancho steven calling for an emergency meeting. district judge saying anadarko and bp are liable for civil damages. >>> today's meeting taking place just days after apple shares soared to new all-time highs. what should we expect? will the company finally do something with that big pile of cash it's got. joining us on the phone, mark mckeckny. nice to speak with you. in terms of a dividend, certainly they have telegraphed the notion that the board is actively discussing what to do with their cash pile. do you think now is the time to do something? do you think they are going to do something? >> i think it's likely. they actually on their website, they've got a schedule of past dividends they put up probably a few months ago. last dividend was paid in october of 1995. 12 cents. but, you know, we welcome a dividend. they could buy back shares. hard to guess what they're going to do. i think it makes sense. >> do you think the dividend -- there's a lot of -- i don't want to say conspiracy theories. w