still with me is tim o'reilly of o'reilly media.t to talk you about your big conference coming up the second week of november. you have great guests, but some other people on the list, but how do all of these people relate to each other? what do they have to do with one another? >> everyone is wrestling with the impact of technology on the structure of the economy and the nature of work, and this is a time for us to figure out how you take advantage of disruptive technology, how do traditional companies do this rather being steamrolled by the technology and how do we as a society come , to grips with all the changes of the on demand economy, artificial intelligence, robotics, increasingly affecting jobs and company structure? this starts by understanding what these disruptors are doing, what policymakers are doing to respond and how we think about , the future. how we build the economy we want rather than have it come at us and we don't know what to do. emily: what is the one take away that you want attendees to leave with? >> i wan

tim o'reilly of o'reilly media. why is it taking so long for the nfl to find a partner to stream a game live? >> businesses are conservative. they often don't act until too late, particularly when technology is changing the rules of the game. i think -- i don't have insight into the minds of the owners, but i would suspect that they just have not done the math correctly yet. the future happens slowly, and then all at once. 15ly: yahoo! is saying million unique viewers. we are cut giving two point? a success. the cnn debate had one million on average. some others have been in that one million to 2 million range. what has been currently happening is an upper trend of people watching online. television viewership tells a different story. emily: there were some questions about the quality of the stream. tweets regarding that. leavebuffers and phrases, football to the tv networks. freezes,buffers and leave football to the tv networks, was one comment. comcast different when laser fiber to your house. the internet is not

. >>> tim o'reilly's ability to predict the future has its own nickname, the o'reilly radar. we'll sill down with the silicon valley pioneer to talk about what he sees ahead. >>> and the nfl experiments with an internet only football game. our reporters sarah lacey and hannah kuchler of the financial times this week on "press here." >>> good morning everyone. many of you would like me to get right to it. o'reilly is a publisher, o'reilly media. he is also a force in the tech industry. ink magazine calls him the prophet of silicon valley. wired magazine says he is so good at predicting the future he can see around corners. former google ceo says tim can make a whole industry happen. you are so much more and do so many more things but let's start with this idea of this o'reilly radar. that's what people call it and you have since adopted that. you have the ability in several instances to seem to understand what happens next. i want to know what happens next but i want to know how you know. >> this is great quote from william gibson who said the future is here, it's just not eve

. >>> tim o'reilly's ability to predict the future has its own nickname, the o'reilly radar. down with the silicon valley pioneer to talk about what he sees ahead. >>> and the nfl experiments with an internet only football game. our reporters sarah lacey and hannah kuchler of the financial times this week on