actually the company twitters that yes the company twitter so you think you know one hundred forty characters now if they're looking at the world a world consciousness in terms of tweets per second were we as tweeters are looking at it in terms of one hundred forty characters but they're looking at this big mass consciousness and how to commodify it and how to monetize it make money off of it so they're not really thinking about the effect on society they're thinking about themselves the effect on society however is a year we start to get more and more tunnel visioned the good news here is is that this is really isn't any different than what happened with the printing press or radio or t.v. it's just that how are we going to use it you heard the commentators there right it's how you use it and most of it is babble i mean with the gutenberg bible was pretty press was invented i mean yeah you had bibles being printed but then they started printing porn i mean it is you have babel it's always going to make a huge percentage of it and then the adult portion of twitter is like this much so you kno

politicians have signed up to twitter too.resident obama held the first ever twitter town hall at the whiie house last year. the hashtag #ask obama was quickly a top trend. "i am going to president to live tweet." unfortunately, things don't go to plan for everyone... photos like this.congressman anthony weinerrwas caught out online in ttis twitter scandal. ii got so bad, it cost him his job. "today i am congress."and some tweeters rom have gone from unknowns to something of a star overnight. during the raid by us forces, a lone pakistani man happened to be tweeting what e was hearing... only lattr did sohhib athar rralize what had just happened. "the unnted statee has conducted an operation that killed osama bin laden, the leader oo al qaeda"janis krum was another unknown tweeter flung into the spotlight. in january 2009, he twweted the first photo of a us airways plane that had landed in the hudson. (nats) twitter had become he place to go for breaking news. but perhaps the most revolutionary role of twitter was its role in

portrayed in the newspaper you probably shouldn't put on twitter just twitter celebrates its sixth birthday we look at how it's generated scandals and inspired of the world change. the european union has expanded its sanctions against iran freezing assets and adding more officials to a visa blacklist it cites serious humanitarian rights violations for the measures which follow other similar penalties over the islamic republic's nuclear program the u.s. has just drawn up a list of countries which are to be cut off from the american financial system if they don't reduce iranian oil imports within six months meanwhile israel says its threat of a military strike on iran is stopping you from building a suspected nuclear bomb iran maintains its atomic program is for peaceful energy purposes only the big u.s. is against an imminent attack on the islamic state believing it would drag the whole region into a war or third trita parsi argues a military conflict would be a disaster for all involved. there's been an ongoing campaign for the last couple months in which the u.s. military is leaking inform

katie joint witter -- joined twitter last summer. it is pretty important, because 70% of all tweets come from outside the united states. she was appointed by president obama to serve as his director of participation. casey went to my college, so it is a bizarre coincidence. we also have the chief operating officer of sales force. i encourage you to learn more about these guys here regard i want to get right into the meat of the conversation, so let's talk about why san francisco is so important for sales force, because you are one of the first companies that refuse to move to the peninsula. >> we have been a san francisco company since our founding. i have been out the company for 10 years, and san francisco has been a huge differentiator. it is not only a start-ups, but is all of the talent. it is a huge differential to create the products and differentiation. the talent continues to be the reason we are so excited about growing in the city, why we have well over 5000 employees, and why that is going to continue to be a great opport

it's explore its twitter sixth birthday and we'll show you how a little bird could make and break up person's reputation. that evening it's wednesday march twenty first four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine and you're watching our team well here in the united states there may be talk of small signs of economic improvement but soaring dead a crippled housing market and across consumers it's still gloom and doom when it comes to the big fiscal picture and most folks are struggling to survive in these difficult times but if you're looking to make a quick buck and gambling isn't your thing there is a billion dollar business opportunity out there for you it's an enormous industry that's virtually recession proof with sky high profits to groote states and average americans can with some cash to spare can all get in on the action and it's not snake oil folks it is the business of keeping people behind bars. as more. america's financial crisis has been something of an unsociable monster swallowing up millions of jobs homes and businesses throughout the nation yet amid this ongoi

older people use twitter. is that fairly accurate?twitter and facebook, and the data -- the last data i've seen says you have a 60% jump in boomers who engage in social media. it was 20% last year. it's 32% now. folks are -- everybody is involved pretty much in social media these days. >> i'm glad you made this point because one of the concerns people have about digital media is that while it may get people engaged, it doesn't get them out of their house. many old school folks will say this digital technology is great, and people don't talk to each other anymore. they don't connect. does our community become fragmented because of this stuff? >> i think it makes us more collaborative. i think it allows us to all centralize in an area where we may not be able to connect face-to-face, but we can all chime in or discuss issues that are relevant or discuss, you know, trending topics that are relevant, and i think that makes a far more collaborative dynamic space. it's different, but i don't know that it's not as efficient or better. >> it

want your man to see or wouldn't want the report in the newspaper you probably should have put on twitter. as true to celebrate his sixth birthday we look at how it's generated scandals and inspired world change. that still to come for you but first the european union has expanded its sanctions against iran freezing assets and adding more officials to a visa blacklist it's serious human rights violations for the measures which follow other similar policies over the islamic republic's nuclear program the u.s. is just draw up a list of countries which should be cut off from the american financial system if they don't reduce iranian on imports within six months meanwhile israel says its threat of a military strike on iran is stopping it from building a suspected nuclear bomb to run maintains its program is for peaceful energy is the only but the u.s. is against an imminent attack on the islamic state believing it would drag the whole region into war expert on middle east affairs earlier this says that the u.s. is trying to use economic sanctions to dissuade israel from a military attack. the

plus twitter online for six years now but hasn't done more harm or more good investigate if humans. but first israel says there is no agreement on the table with washington on what would be the right time to stop iran from getting a nuclear weapon the u.s. military meanwhile has concluded that an israeli strike on iran would spill into a regional war that could leave hundreds of americans dead author trita parsi says a war would spell disaster not just for the u.s. but israel to. there's been an ongoing campaign for the last couple of months in which the u.s. military is leaking information about how dangerous it would be if the israelis were to attack iran how counterproductive it would be and what it would do to the united states because it would drag the us into a war that its main objective is really difficult to achieve militarily if not impossible so this is a way also for the military the military to push back and make sure that the politicians of the civilians don't make a decision that would put the military again at the center of a disaster from one perspective one can say

a message to myself on twitter. you know the three phone is attached only to one twitter account its very own but it could in time be expanded if it takes off in the market to use it for any twitter or similar microblog website while there is certainly room for development from the basic concept as it exists now it's created believes it could bring twitter onto the streets. we actually thought it would be an altered centerpiece installed something like twitter in the street so everyone can logon and tweet besides anything you can do all just one could be used for the purpose for now twitter's owners have not contacted the twee phones masterminds but who knows should an enthusiastic investor pop up sometime in the future who could be seen as we phone booths on every corner. see reporting from kiev in ukraine the green fields of nepal could turn into an agricultural dows owners local farmers prepare for a foreign invasion at giants and cart a versatile food producer is hoping to boost local maize production but it's s

plus six years of twitter but has done more harm or more good investigate if humans. first it's emerged that at the height of japan's nuclear crisis last march authorities in fukushima concealed radiation data vital to safety evacuating people from the area japan's got a computer system designed to protect the spread of radioactive releases or predict rather the local media reports say the prefectures government deleted the e-mails that detail the evacuation routes in asia times correspondent pepe escobar says it sounds like a coverup. you need one guy you send this i.t. guy to the minister of education to the nuclear safety tech so pure and disaster response headquarters in fukushima prefecture you find who sent these e-mails who received these e-mails because their logs for all these operations probably a lot of people who shared a building inside this what he thinks oh. i see that if the question of pressure to excel is deeply involved well now there is shifted in play for this little level for sure they were actually detect and their worst radiation in samara area

plus six years of weeding but how is twitter done more harm than good we take a look at it if you cansee. it but first it's emerged at the height of japan's nuclear crisis in large authorities in fukushima concealed radiation data vital to safely evacuating people from the area japan is a computer system designed to predict the stret of radioactive release but local media reports say the prefectures government to read emails the telling about you asian rights asia times correspondent pepe escobar says it sounds like a coverup. you need one guy you send this i.t. guy to the ministry of education to do nuclear safety check it's so cute and disaster response to headquarters in fukushima prefecture you find who sent these e-mails who received these e-mails because their logs for all these operations probably a lot of people who share the blame inside is what he's saying talk to what i see that if. you're excel is deeply fault so i'll know there shifted the blame for this little level altricial they were actually detect and their words radiation in samara areas and to same time day chose t

a twitter celebrates its sixth birthday we look at how it's generated scandals and inspired a world change. but still to come first the u.s. soldier accused of a massacre of afghan civilians has been charged with seventeen counts of murder and six of assault and attempted murder start sergeant robert bales is currently held in solitary confinement at a military detention center in the u.s. and could face the death penalty if convicted earlier this week his attorney said there's a lack of evidence against his client he has no memory of the incident meanwhile the taliban has already failed to take revenge against american forces saying it doesn't trust the u.s. court to deliver justice jim brann from the water lucian says washington privately views afghanistan's leaders dismissively policy it follows in dealings with other countries that kind of behavior is absolutely consistent with united states policy in afghanistan and other countries if you just look at for example pakistan is what the united states called a major non nato ally that helps pakistan but the united states went in for examp

tweeting things are often forced from inside the closed doors to private affairs our did reckless twitter posts have seen its authors humiliated and virally hated even fired so whether it's somebody like charlie sheen who can come out and say it's for terrible things about his bosses on twitter and lose his job or someone like as their client who's now back on him as are the seed but in two thousand and seven he was on. with tim russert and tweeted . tim russert with an acid spine attempt. you know lost his contract with imus of the c.e.o. for arguably the most notorious downfall now former congressman anthony weiner's tweeting a photo of his most private of parts we are certainly is one model of what not to do and i think that if i were ever going to cheat on my wife i don't think i would start by broadcasting it over twitter. but this new broadcasting tool available to all is seductive i don't know if it makes them stupid or if they come some twitter already stupid and they simply use it stupidly i think probably the latter was closer to the truth the micro blog is a minefield for those

that if i were ever going to cheat on my wife i don't think i would start by broadcasting it over twitter but this new broadcasting tool available to all is subjective i don't know if it makes them stupid or if they come to twitter already stupid and they simply use it stupidly i think probably the latter is closer to the truth a micro blog is a minefield for those not cautious make a twitter account and post you know anything you wouldn't want your mom to see or wouldn't want be reported in a newspaper you probably shouldn't but on twitter so what are we putting on twitter and early study found so called pointless babble made up forty percent of tweets news only four percent it's always surprising me with. if you really care what sandra bullock over we're following as the say it's not always time for you social networks or the death of. war time is wasted on what it can contribute and information. everyone's we kept saying everybody else and since the world burns at the end of the day you can use it to dumb down you can use it to smarten up that's how you use anything that really matters

we will mix in facebook comments and twitter.et's begin with our first caller from houston, texas. deborah, you are on the air. caller: i am a republican. i want to know what kind of protections i would have as an ymerican citizen against min governor regarding medicaid. i got a letter last week from a company that says they have been hired by texas to handle my claims. they are based in wisconsin. rick perry cannot replace the health care. i want to know what kind of protections i have as an american against a governor who [unintelligible] host: our colleague peter is talking to some of the people in front of the court today. >> in front of the court, joining us is national coordinator of the tea party patriots. what is your goal today? >> we want to make sure that the court and all-america nose we are here standing up for them and for the constitution. the majority of americans want obamacare repealed. 70%. we are letting people know this is unconstitutional. >> what is the strongest argument against the health care law? >> tha

they have very active twitter accounts. one of the things i get a kick out of is they retweet when their customers are buzzing about their products. it sort of shares the conversation. it also insent vised other customers to tweet about the product because they want that recognition. if these companies have big followings, twitter is a vain medium. >> that's r.o.e., return on ego. >> you both are very active on twitter. >> we try. we're slowing drawing you in. >> i want to do something a little different. instead of asking another question -- because, rod, you recently took a bunch of people to jamaica. you have this board of directors. >> i did. >> tell us a little bit about what you learned down there with all of your experts. >> sure. it was just an amazing trip. richard branson has been a great friend to us. basically, i was down there in september for the opening of the branson center of entrepreneurship in montego bay. i was so struck by how talented and motivated this group was. i said, you know, i've got this great

so i googled her and her twitter account came up. and it said six hours earlier that her car had been broken into. so i tweeted after i said hey, i think i just found your stuff. where is the? i told her what was. her friend went and collected it. i was just, my mind was blown by that. i did that in about three minutes. before twitter, before facebook that couldn't have happened. it's a small story, but a really think there are many benefits to our new publicness. >> i think also the difference to me with art and music. if you're a banjo ditty fall and so forth, but also outsourcing going on. i start a novel, you add to it, or a song and so forth. they found individuals are better at figuring out how to fool proteins than computers. you can get it on the people working on a project. since you brought up egypt, shortly after the revolution, a little baby girl was born in egypt and her dad entered a facebook as an important not as to what's going on. >> perfect. thank you, thank you everyone for coming out. [applause] >> visit booktv.o

twitter or you can just go out and ask.ind somebody who is servicing a similar consumer and say what's your experience? between those tools you can do it really, really cheaply these day zbluks set up informal focus groups. >> yeah, absolutely. i think that's sometime it is best way to do it. entrepreneurs when starting out, they are in their garage and working 24/7 on this thing. so close to it. when you get out and ask the focus group beyond your friends and family you actually get some really positive feedback. obviously the web has been a game changer and leveled the playing field and can capture a lot of information. i think searches is one of the best functions of the twitter. there are ways that you can set up if you are thinking about launching your brand, set up facebook and twitter pages in advance. reach out to people and bet some feedback that way. you know, interesting in the question talking about a niche product. do i wonder how much market research matters if you are -- carving this niche. i think maybe it i

it read, setting up my twitter.ch of course was just the kind of shocking bad spelling that i abhor. it was 4:50 p.m. on march 21, 2006 and to give you some idea how popular it's become in the past 24 hours, there have been 340 million tweets sent among the 200 million registered users. in a maximum of 140 characters. people anywhere can communicate instantly and in realtime about anything they want. it's used by astronauts in orbit, explores deep under water and even presidents. barack obama turned to twitter when he made history as the first african-american occupant of the white house. but twitter has changed the world too. it's played a key world in the arab spring uprisings. used by protesters to spread awareness of their plight around the globe. happened in libya, egypt, yemen. happening right now in syria. twitter is instrumental in the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami in japan and it saved thousands of lives. and of course, twitter had become a great haven for celebrities. the good and bad. and sometimes

happy birthday, twitter. phil han, cnn, london. >>> from trading to posting, liking, disliking, all words we live by, millions of people have combined to create this kind of new reality. i want to bring in psychologist wendy walsh who joins us from los angeles. i have to admit, i got on facebook and twitter kicking and screaming. my first tweet was back in 2009. i wrote at the white house. obama to meet with nato head in a few hours. big story, obama's trip on the hill to sell his budget. tough sell. i mean, that one was kind of dry, but that was my effort at getting involved in all of this. i mean, in some ways it's good. it's great. it gives us a way to reach out to the viewers, to get their feedback, collect news, but what are the drawbacks here? >> well, there are some downsides. by the way your first tweet was much better than mine. i think mine was, does this work? so basically what it's doing is in some ways helping keep us connected but we're not really -- we're in touch but we're not touching anythin

it's twitter and facebook and everything. how could you resist a 30-minute video about ugandan warlord. >> nobody seems to be able to resist it. >> every teenager, you got to see this. the thing about it, the politics are very complicated. i couldn't figure out what was what. i just chose to ignore it. >> you make jokes about a hateful man. i did because his name with rhymes with so many things. >> it's like the kony thing. >> kony and not the bro niegs that are obsessed. of course you guys do. and i think that invisible children organization, they do spend a lot of money on social media and film making. it's weird. [ laughter ] >> teri, how i could forget. >> are we making tv babies later. >> later. >> but one acknowledges that he says quote, nobody wants a documentary on riaf ka. it's kind of a valid point? >> the messaging might be flawed slightly but the actual message is important. it's something we should pay attention to and i think it's amazing they were able to get tens of millions of people from live porn shot to so

. >> roberto gómez bolaño, fue sacado en ambulancia el actor de 83 años,dijo en twitter gracias a todostoy muy bien, emocionado , contento y con mucho ánimo. >> chespirito tiene más seguidores en twitter que el papa y el presidente de méxico . >> vamos ahora con el pronóstico del tiempo. . >> hola buenas tardes tarde de jueves . >> viene un sistema de alta

a message to myself on twitter. for now the tweet phone is attached only to one twitter account it's very own but couldn't time be expanded if it takes off in the market or to use it for any twitter or similar microblog website while there is certainly room for development from the basic concept as it exists now it's created believes it could bring twitter onto the streets and i'm going to do is. we actually thought it would be great to be a good alternative therapies and install something like political movements in the street for those of us who everyone can work in and besides any cool unit will just want you to have a purpose or plan for now twitter's owners have not contacted the three phones masterminds but who knows should an enthusiastic investor pop out sometime in the future we could be seen to be thawing bullets on every corner let's see russia see reporting from kiev in ukraine. well the green fields of nepal could turn into our cultural battle zone as local farmers prepare for foreign invasion a giant a

this may only look like an old growth brief phone but in fact it is the world's first analog twitter client created in ukraine the case of a crazy suggestion turning into a bizarre invention of the share a friend of mine posted on cooter would have been to tweet women whom we thought a loon realize that was possible by very cheap means because we installed cheap and easy access microcontrollers inside the room and connected them to the spinning wheel the tree phone was not designed as a commercial item with only for fun but given twitches growing popularity and the widespread love for antiques it could easily become a very trendy to your it's we phone it's quite easy to use you only have to dial the numbers which corresponds with alexis just as sending a text message on a cellular phone so right now i'm sending a message to myself on twitter. for now the tweet phone is attached only to one twitter account it's very old but couldn't time be expanded if it takes off in the market to use it for any twitter or similar microblog website while there is certainly room for development from t

i was never on twitter, and then i finally got on twitter.er literally 24 hours i called him and said, so you just rethrow out there all of the hate people throw at you? he said yes, exactly. and i am wearing the pink shirt in honor of some of the retweets. as we know about our tolerant friends who hated andrew, they loved the gay slurs. >> yes. >> so in honor of andrew i am wearing pink. >> sure. >> you couldn't find anybody more pro gay than andrew, and he delighted in being called a homo fob. we have to take a break. more on andrew breitbart and here he is asking dr. drew an important question. >> dr. drew? >> yes. did you say something? >> have i a friend -- i have a friend who has sex with his wife once or twice a week. what can we do about this man and his sexual mania? >>> welcome back to this special tribute to our dear friend, andrew bright bart. breitbart. i have done some events. i think it was a couple times with reason magazine. we did an interview with reason and breitbart -- i think we started off talking about something perver

on twitter at i'm sorry i can't cut i need to see i'm asking the federal reserve is now on twitter. word is they'll be able to inflate their tweets to two hundred eighty characters who also wait and see or have had a funny one thanks to the federal reserve arrival the value of all tweets will collapse like ninety eight percent in a few years someone else said the tweet that from twitter from jekyll island at a reserve we love that's it for now thanks for our show don't forget to follow me on thanks for watching our show don't forget to call me on twitter at lauren lyster give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital accounting for everyone here thanks so much for watching and have a great night. it . all.

now on twitter at i'm sorry i can't cut i need to see him last week the federal reserve is now on twitter out. girls are worried as they'll be able to inflate their tweets to two hundred eighty characters who also wait and their heads had a funny one thanks to the federal reserve arrival the value of all tweets will collapse by ninety eight percent in a few years someone else said between that from the twitter from jackal island at federal reserve we love that that for now thanks for our show don't forget to follow me on thanks for watching our show don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren mr give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital account and from everyone here thanks so much for watching and have a great night. wealthy british soil the sun. times because we don't. like the. markets why not. why no one's really happening to the global economy with much stronger or no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars report on r.g.p. . emissions free critique free.

what he thinks on twitter because right now not essentially said the federal reserve is now on twitter at i'm sorry i can't read his kind i need to see it must mean the federal reserve is now a twitter out. word is they'll be able to inflate their tweets to two hundred eighty characters who also weighed in zero had a funny one thanks to the federal reserve arrival the value of all tweets look lags by ninety eight percent in a few years someone else said the tweet that from the twitter of jackal island at a reserve we love that that for now thanks for our show don't forget to follow me on thanks for watching our show don't forget to follow me on twitter at lauren lyster give us feedback at youtube dot com slash capital accounted for everyone here thanks so much for watching and have a great night. down the official g.o.p. convention joined from the one called touch from the only choose dumpster. lights on the. radio. cheesemonger. russian streets now in the palm of your. question on the call to you george.

i was never on twitter, and then i finally got on twitter.er literally 24 hours i called him and said, so you just rethrow out there all of the hate people throw at you? he said yes, exactly. and i am wearing the pink shirt in honor of some of the retweets. as we know about our tolerant friends who hated andrew, they loved the gay slurs. >> yes. >> so in honor of andrew i am wearing pink. >> sure. >> you couldn't find anybody more pro gay than andrew, and he delighted in being called a homo fob. we have to take a break. more on andrew breitbart and here he is asking dr. drew an important question. >> dr. drew? >> yes. did you say something? >> have i a friend -- i have a friend who has sex with his wife once or twice a week. what can we do about this man and his sexual mania? i stepped on the machine, and it showed me the pressure points on my feet and exactly where i needed more support. i had tired, achy feet. until i got my number. my dr. scholl's custom fit orthotics number. now i'm a believer. you'll be a believer, too. learn where to fi

campaign to show you the softer more communicative side by bernanke so they've decided to take on twitter with the name at federal reserve and ben bernanke he is so himself going to be hosting online lectures with the hope of indoctrinating the college crowd it in his line of thinking so of course we just couldn't help but imagine what the fed social outreach would look like and alone to show dreamworld if other government accounts are any indication i think they might actually prove to be better than we can even imagine it but only time will tell so in the mean time this is how we have matching the federal reserve's presence on twitter and obviously the federal reserve wants to see relatable they're going to have to come up with a cool abby for bernanke b. but the fed is new at this you would obviously be if he was behind trying to ride the playing weight and like anybody just getting their feet wet with twitter the fed is sure to be obsessed with hashtags like this tweet for example make if they miss hash tag twenty two well if you've got to get a little company play or you can or maybe

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