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if they can create something and give it away and seed the world with these trojan horses for google products, that's very, very good for them. i tried to pin them down, exactly where, how well it's doing, how much does the android system, which is the biggest selling mobile phone platform now, how much that is boosting their searches and revenues, they say, it helps us, people do more searchsearches, but they h broken it down. they're more apak thopaque than. >> go ahead, jon. >> on the chrome book, one of the strange things about it, it only works when you're online. it's only effective when you're online. i see how it fits their vision. i don't see how it fits my vision or anybody else that likes to use a computer whenever the heck they want to use a computer. even when the bandwidth is nonexiste nonexistent. >> the receiver isn't there to catch the ball yet for this. but they're announcing things, they have deals with places like sitrix and other places to do the computing away from your computer. so you can use the same applications you would use in a business sense. and they're

menu for people to choose has fully disclosed that all the elements are in bed and it is not just a trojan horse to attract with that particular thing when its real purpose is to find out information about you to sell to individuals? where are you in terms of getting that transaction? >> it is challenging. because of the nature of the small screen. the ftc has called on industry to develop simplified disclosures that are embedded. when you download the app, they have to tell you that there and then, not and some privacy policy that would take you 100 screens to download and look at. i think there needs to be serious work done to improve the interaction between these companies and consumers. we don't think if it is necessary to share for the business model, not necessary to share with other companies, each not be happening. we have seen when sometimes sharing is necessary for the business model, they pull the information off the whole device and share it with third parties. >> the trojan horse analogy for some apps is a fair one. >> yes. >> thank you. thank you, senator whitehouse. you were

now that jim harbaugh leaves stanford, you faced him with the trojans and is in the division with theto make something out of something that isn't really something. at the orns meeting you talked with each other. >> whatever happens, happens. we'll find out. when it comes to guy day, we'll go for it. he's a great competitor. we have tremendous respect for him. the other stuff we let the media have fun with it it. when it comes to game day, we'll go at it. >> you've been competitive with each other. does it give you an extra boost? >> no. each game or championship game for us, it doesn't matter who is over there. i always like playing against guys i know and been around and all that. i have enjoyed thattal. >> we always enjoy talking with him as well. that was a fun conversation last night. and theton in ng down into the bottom of the fifth now, still leading 1-0. thank you. >>> we'll be right back. activate your 5% cash back today at chase.com/freedom, or at your local chase branch. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. [ man ] ♪ she got it, you got it ♪ i got it, we got it [

it's a trojan horse for google products. so when you get an android you get not only built in search but you get an easy way to use gmail and the other google goodies. >> rose: what does google do do in terms of the tablet? >> they have an android-based tablet operating system they're releasing there. >> rose: the samsung model and others? >> right and they're going to keep releasing these operating systems for the tablet. interestingly, google has another operating system for computers to take on windows and it's based on the cloud. you don't have files on this chrome operating system. basically the browser is your operating system. i asked larry page, larry, you're a search company and you have two operating systems. and he said to me "only two?" >> rose: so other than facebook, what's the challenge for google? >> i think the biggest challenge is thinking like a small company when it's big. and this is something that has bedeviled the founders, particularly larry, since the company started growing at a rapid rate really in

menu really for people to choose among has fully disclosed all elements are in it and it's not o trojan horse when the real purpose is to find information about you to sell to individuals. where are you in terms of getting that transaction properly overseen and with some rules i guess what you call privacy by design in your earlier statement? >> it's challenging in the mobile sphere because of the nature of the small screen, but the ftc called on industry to develop simplified disclosures embed the in the interactions. for example, when you download the app, if they share the information with third parties, they have to tell you that there and then, not in a privacy policy that takes 100 screens to download and look at, so, you know, i think there needs to be serious work done to improve the interaction between these companies and consumers, and we also don't think that if it's not necessary to sthair for the business model, is not necessary to share with other companies for the business model, it shouldn't be happening, and, you know, we've also seen that when sometimes sharing is nece

the islands, you know, i think in that way and perhaps the russians may be using japan as sort of a trojan horse. there's certainly no strategic threat emerging to them from japan. where it might emerge from someplace else. >> let me add just a few words to that they are there may be yet another explanation. just bad policy planning. i do not rule out all the hypotheses suggested by andy, but at the same time russian school seriously underestimate reaction of the japanese government, so on and so forth. just bad policy. >> they're also i think is real frustration in moscow what they see as total -- about the islands. there's no willingness to compromise. but medvedev did make some overtures trying to build on what putin had done five or six years ago, but maybe this is, it may be a way of the russians to say i love you, i want you, a prickly embrace from the bear. that might be, that explanation could be mutually exclusive of at least one of the others. >> go ahead act year. [inaudible] the reserves position on oil that russia has come it's higher than the u.s., but nowhere close to the mi

that's the privacy by design piece. >> from your point of view, the trojan horse analogy for some apps is a fair one? >> yes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you, senator whitehouse, and i have one more question for ms. rich and the ranking member has one more question. ms. rich, in your testimony, talking about the screen and signing off on privacy agreements or -- anyway, in your testimony you emphasize the ftc's ability with accepted trade practice and when an iphone user activates a phone, they have to great to a software license agreement, and that tells users they can withdrawal their consent to apple east collection of information at any time by turning over location services button on their phones. i'll add a copy of that agreement to the record. as a turns out until a week ago, turning off the switch did not stop the collection of location information by apple, so i guess my question to ms. rich is is that a deceptive trade practice? >> well, i can't comment on a specific company's practices, but i can say if a statement is made by a company that is false, it is a deceptive pract

this time he is using this board as a trojan horse to sell it. if president obama's health care law remains the law of the land, millions of americans will have government-subsidized health insurance. paying for this new entitlement program will cost trillions. it will be no surprise when we win evitably hear cries for increased cost control. this is when the president will make his move, proposing to extend this board's reach beyond medicare to the new health care laws subsidized insurance premiums. last month the president opened the door to the strategy when he proposed in his speech to expand this board's power and its control over medicare. and that is why, mr. president, i come to the senate floor each and every week to deliver a doctor's second opinion about the health care law. a law that i believe is bad for patients, bad for providers, the nurses and the doctors who take care of those patients, and bad for our taxpayers. and i believe, mr. president, that the more the american people discover about this so-called independent payment adv

make no mistake, the president using this washington board as a trojan horse to accomplish that goal. this is exactly why this board is not going to be set up until after the 2012 elections. the american people will not face the true impact of this board and the cuts it's going to have on their loved ones until after the presidential election next year. the president's plan depends entirely on keeping the true purpose of this rationing board well below the radar. here's a second concern and that is that the opposition to the president's payment advisory board, interestingly enough, is bipartisan. even members of the president's own party know that creating a washington board to cut medicare payments and ration medical services is bad policy when it comes to our seniors. even representative pete stark of california, ranking member of the ways and means committee in the house, on the health subcommittee said, april of this year, "new york times" article -- quote -- "in its effort to limit the growth of medicare spending, the board is likely to set inadequate payment rates for health car