hopefully there will viacom a day when there is no discrimination or part of i think the giant has china has got a very sad that the world is suffering from conflicts everybody enjoy. and hopefully peace the real killer whale in the world interviewed him elected this is the history of our country. for peace well being the security and friendship for all but i highly respect for all human beings. should leave me and my getting time with this is not thought happen unless we all join hands. we should all be together by and the form of building a better tomorrow for our children. and that they will come of it we should like you very much. fight with us and. welcome back to our studio here in moscow with our main news this hour the leaders of social protests in israel are calling for people to bolster demonstrations across the country over the last month up to three hundred thousand people in tel aviv have been guarding cheaper housing and social justice barters artie's paula slim reports there are outsiders in the jewish state fighting a much tougher battle to protest might be next door to a

viacom sued us over the seat few years ago and they alleged that "google made a deliberate calculated business decision to benefit from a copyright infringement. and disney said a serving of pirate sites is something that we find unacceptable. i want to respond very clearly by saying the and we respect copyrighted we have taken steps to prevents, for example, searching on a complete which leads to copyright infringing links. we have made it easier for them to report violations and we are rolling out a system to act on a credible take down requests to remove sites for more index within 24 hours which is faster than any other web service in uk. the good news is that our our response time for its removal is four hours. pretty good given the scale we have things coming out bad. i would hazard a guess that by now most of you have used youtube as a promotional tool. the power is well proven not the least by viacom who founded so helpful that they could not stop loading clips while they were suing us. it's important to understand, youtube is a platform. it isn't practically possible for us t

and not the least by the way by viacom who founded so fight with a consiglio flowed clips whether busy us. [laughter] so youtube as a platform. it is in practically possible -- let me explain the problem this way. it is not possible for us, all the stuff coming at us, to human review every piece of content that comes to us. if we had to pre-vet every new video 48 hours every minute, we couldn't, he couldn't exist. much of what you see in content sites on the web would not be able to exist. so we thought about this for a while and this revenue and unproven area. we worked hard to sort of find the technology solution to get right holders control over the content including ways of making money from it. the centerpiece of this is called content id system. many of you of heard of this. is, in fact, quite a few of your using it. it cost more than $3 million m. to 15,000 engineering hours to devote. and nontrivial amount of investment on our part. the way this has been work is very simple. you send us a copy, a master copy, if you will, of video content you own and want to protect. our system

viacom doesn't let go of me. i was often as i can. i must have been there about eight times in the last decade. i spend my time mostly in the enemy capital hanoi. how many people have visited hanoi? let me speak with even greater authority. [laughter] henley is my place, saigon, but this is to celebrate their book. i've gone from a meticulously searching for errors. [laughter] that would give me great pleasure that i must say so far i've read the book twice. i read the book, i find overdue contribution to the literature of the vietnam. the imam is the 800-pound gorilla that is always in the oval office when the president has to make a decision about the war and peace. diman does not go away. the wounded, the grouping impact of the vietnam on america. we know those years, those of us who were around in those days. and so for marvin to catch up the haunting legacy, the guest at the oval office may have stayed there, may have introduced sanity and the wisdom and prudence to all american decisions to remember what happened in vietnam befo

project to which it scans the millions of books and doesn't libraries around the world, starting with viacomincluding miss universe d. and then moved on to many others. and this project kind of blew my mind. in 2004 start reading about this project and i start being this amazing hyperbole coming from people who are working for universities and university libraries, big fans of google and people who just bought knowledge to spread. they start saying what an amazing big mistake powerful company is going to spread knowledge to every corner of the world, pretty much for free and i start reading things in all sorts of corner is coming and this is going to unleash information and creates a new light or he could anyone can into. considering factors and, you know google is six years old, right? google at that point was around for last time and brad pitt and jennifer aniston had a merry. look how well that turned out. i is the university for stanford university asking a six euro company of this immense amount of wealth knowledge. they might start beautifully, but it can't end well. this is obviously

viacom, who sued us over this a few years ago allege that google made a deliberate calculated business decision to profit from copyright infringement in sweeney from disney said serving a pirate sites when you search for shows in something we find unacceptable. i want to respond very clearly by saying we respect copyright, that we've taken steps to prevent terms from searching -- for example, appearing in the search auto complete, which leads to copyright infringing links. we both tools that make it simple for copyright owners to report violations. we roll out a system to let him credible were viable takedown request remove sites from our index within 24 hours and it's faster than any other web service in the u.k. i looked at it today. our average response time for removal is four hours. so pretty good given the scale of which we have stuff coming out as. i guess i would hazard a guess that by now most of you have used youtube is a free promotional tool, sharing trailers and so forth. the power of youtube as a platform of proven and not at least by viacom, so valuable that couldn't res

he has gotten permission from the federal election commission to allow viacom to spend money through his show to create these ads. he has run a bunch of these on comedy central and in iowa. it is a fascinating look into how much new ground we are breaking after the citizens united case and just a much money is flowing into politics. host: mitt romney said that corporations are people. that brings inhis aspect. guest: the supreme court has said that mitt romney is right. whether he should have said it and if it is smart politically, that is another question entirely. we're already seeing advertisements featuring that because it seemed like a goofy thing to stay -- say that the island state fair with so many cameras around. today, corporations are able to give to independent expenditure groups run advertisements. in some states, corporations are able to give directly to candidates. that is the next frontier of litigation, whether or not those corporations can give to individual candidates on the federal level. we will s ts conversation continued as corporations are given more of the ri

project to which it scans the millions of books and doesn't libraries around the world, starting with viacomincluding miss universe d. and then moved on to many others. and this project kind of blew my mind. in 2004 start reading about this project and i start being this amazing hyperbole coming from people who are working for universities and university libraries, big fans of google and people who just bought knowledge to spread. they start saying what an amazing big mistake powerful company is going to spread knowledge to every corner of the world, pretty much for free and i start reading things in all sorts of corner is coming and this is going to unleash information and creates a new light or he could anyone can into. considering factors and, you know google is six years old, right? google at that point was around for last time and brad pitt and jennifer aniston had a merry. look how well that turned out. i is the university for stanford university asking a six euro company of this immense amount of wealth knowledge. they might start beautifully, but it can't end well. this is obviously

project to which it scans the millions of books and doesn't libraries around the world, starting with viacomincluding miss universe d. and then moved on to many others. and this project kind of blew my mind. in 2004 start reading about this project and i start being this amazing hyperbole coming from people who are working for universities and university libraries, big fans of google and people who just bought knowledge to spread. they start saying what an amazing big mistake powerful company is going to spread knowledge to every corner of the world, pretty much for free and i start reading things in all sorts of corner is coming and this is going to unleash information and creates a new light or he could anyone can into. considering factors and, you know google is six years old, right? google at that point was around for last time and brad pitt and jennifer aniston had a merry. look how well that turned out. i is the university for stanford university asking a six euro company of this immense amount of wealth knowledge. they might start beautifully, but it can't end well. this is obviously

he has gotten permission from the federal election commission to allow viacom to spend money throughw to create these ads. he has run a bunch of these on comedy central and in iowa. it is a fascinating look into how much new ground we are breaking after the citizens united case and just a much money is flowing into politics. host: mitt romney said that corporations are people. that brings in this aspect. guest: the supreme court has said that mitt romney is right. whether he should have said it and if it is smart politically, that is another question entirely. we're already seeing advertisements featuring that because it seemed like a goofy thing to stay -- say that the island state fair with so many cameras around. today, corporations are able to give to independent expenditure groups run advertisements. in some states, corporations are able to give directly to candidates. that is the next frontier of litigation, whether or not those corporations can give to individual candidates on the federal level. we will see this conversation continued as corporations are given more of the righ

viacom was up loading clips while they were busy suing us. they found it very useful.intelligible] we had to pre-that every video -- we cannot exist if we had to do that. we thought about this for a while. this is a new and unproven area. we worked hard to find a technology solution to give them control over their content, including ways of making money from us. this is called the content idea system. many of you have heard this. anything that shares the same fingerprint, if a match is found, you decide what to do. a few companies want violations taken down immediately. most prefer to leave it up, a decision i prefer. we respect your deficit -- decision, whichever one you make. to help you with getting to the right decision, hundreds of content owners are making a substantial sum of from their share of ad revenue on content that was originally illegally up loaded, caught by our system, converted to popular and illegal activity. google once content to be free. this is not the case. when it comes to free or paid content models are the right ones, it is up to the content