web corp has placed two on contracts. web corp are not themselves self-performing. they have placed veterans through their subcontractors. they have also identified and placed two veterans on ther projects they are working on as direct employees of web corp, where they are doing direct labor. web corp has really taken this on as an obligation not only of this project but of their company. that is where they have been really i think exceeding our expectations in trying to pull together some of the groups both on the governmental side, as well as the cvo side to form these alliances. >> i assume there is is a training program that comes along with the outreach then hiring. >> yeah. most of the apprenticeship unions have programs for veterans where they get credit for their military experience that would be applicable, so they are not brought in at the lowest level of the apprenticeship program but placed in at a level that would recognize their prior experience. the other thing that is really important about identifying candidates is one employer knows a candidate by

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-- that's when we started building facve web. we worked at that for a few months the camp to the conclusion, this is better to go to the continent -- quality levels. 31 will need to have something at the highest quality level. -- we needed to have something at the highest quality level. >> you said that was the biggest strategic mistake you made. >> a cassette, we have more usage on a mobile upside-down on our rehearsal iod and android paps put together. we cannot but completely on that. when i was on an android, you can do better by nearing -- by doing native work. ." i was skeptical at first that i wrote about it. was there a point before launch -- before you launced? >> yes. we are very self critical. it was not where we wanted to do before. even we have now is not as good as a candy. with the last period of time -- we made the decision to get the rebate done as quickly as possible. we knew what his to add a bunch of figures -- we wanted to add a bunch of features. we scoped it and shipped the same features we have from before

the team has been working web corp. ted wang specifically with schwartz plowshares and other agencies, the veteran's administration and other agencies around the region doing outreach to veterans and trying to build an alliance of veteran's groups to really encourage placement of veterans into the trades. one of the big challenges they have seen is not just the collecting of information but then the working actually more closely with veterans to make sure their interests and aptitudes are addressed so the resumes and information gets channeled to the right outlets and right placement for continuing opportunities. they are continuing to work on that. web corp also hosted a booth at an event hosted by the veteran's administration and

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it took 6 to 8 months to build dace web. probably will look back on saying that as one the biggest mistakes if not the biggest strategic mistake we have made. but we're coming out of that now. >> you said it was about two years ago that you decided data with the way to go. -- native is the way to go. >> two years ago as we decided to combat completely on html 5. that's when we started building face web. we worked at that for a few months the camp to the conclusion, this is better to go to the quality levels. -- hey, this is not going to get to the quality we want anytime soon. we needed to have something at the highest quality level. the only way we are going to get there is by doing native. so, we scrap this. native is going to be the approach we go with four ios and android going forward. >> you said that was the biggest strategic mistake you made. >> we have more usage on a mobile upside-down on our rehearsal iod and android apps put together. we cannot but completely on that. -- but completely on its. when i was on an an

they can seek help by going to our web site. i think it's the fastest way for them to find out throughout the country. because we're a federal web site, we're nationally known, we have the ability to go into every state, every territory, every jurisdiction, and point you to directions like the programs that we're talking about today instead of listing them out. i think it's important for us in prevention to help our families and our individual, our young people to know that those resources are out there for them and its easy access. this is the day and the time for everything to be on the web. it's very easy now. it's much more difficult to motivate yourself to make that-push that button on the computer then it is to actually access help. and what they will be accessing is help with coalitions that can help them? for prevention, it's all of the above. but i would highly recommend looking at the whole continuum of services. because what we're talking about here is a family with multiple parts and there are people that would need

is safe and for more reasons that i cannot talk now well we want to talk about it now with our two web producer andrew blake an engineer i know there's a whole lot of things that we really don't know at this point really don't know of next to nothing but we can we can do we can speculate that we have all you know your question so we don't speculate because we actually know you know something's real a couple hours ago go to disappear the web so what awful. bunch of the web sites that are hosted your go daddy the largest domain registrar on the internet they have something like eight million different user accounts on a bunch of their sites but their e-mails just disappeared and actually go daddy's come out maybe two or three times in the last few hours just to say hey we're working on it hold tight they haven't actually gone on the record to say what happened the only person who is taking credit is this one person this anonymous we have to bring you up to date on your leet speak that's anonymous owner there are those three that's a three yeah it's an x. about was a yeah those nerds that

sites that those web sites are encrypted appropriately how to use other types of encryption sometimes how to encrypt the actual of the storage device in their computers or so everything that they store on their computer is encrypted from from top to bottom and tell me why i want to do this what exactly what are you protecting myself from. so if you are any any citizen who wants to communicate freely need the freedom to do that in private and in some cases anonymously so it doesn't matter. whether you feel paranoid or what you might be scared of the point is that everyone has the right and the freedom to send whatever information they need to to the other parties so you should express that right by encrypting all of your communication and sending it that way and we do know that congress is looking into several fiber legislation bills and. an hour or two to protect the internet rein in the internet but i mean what you're saying is that there's other ways to work around even what they're trying to do so can you talk a little bit about why why i mean their argument is that if you have not

the final thing i want mention about this system is it is web-based. the chief through mike homer's recommendation that it be web-based. why is it important? you have to install a particular software on a particular computer and use it on that computer. here it is where you can get access to the internet. obviously there is security involved, but it allows our officers to enter incident reports anywhere. that is very cool and flexible, but i think the mayor mentioned we still didn't have computers for the officers. so that is where the significance of what sf-city has done and what h.p. has done. we actually have an h.p. ultrabook sitting here. it is cool, weighs two pounds, titanium enclosed. i keep thinking we should hold it up to see if it would withstand a bullet, but i don't think it does. that allows our officers to have access to the crime data warehouse, but also acksdz to the 24 other criminal justice systems, such as mug shots, f.b.i. most wanted, d.m.v. and all that. essentially they are carrying around a district station in their hand. it w

a couple hours ago go daddy disappeared the web went offline a bunch of the web sites their hosts are go daddy the largest domain registrar on the internet they have something like eight million different user accounts on a bunch of their sites much of their emails just spam disappeared and actually go daddy's come out maybe two or three times in the last few hours just to say hey we're working on it hold tight they haven't actually gone on the record to say what happened the only person who is taking credit is this this one person this anonymous we have to bring you up to date on your leet speak that anonymous owner there is a three that has three. isn't as about as nerds as has a good other and we have this one person who is taking credit for it did they do it we don't know they're saying they are we can believe them it's really really tough when we talk about anonymous because we don't know anything no i.d.'s we don't know identities in pictures we don't know locations i mean i'm sure that this is kind enough attention from all around the world in the last few hours that the feds a

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it took us six to eight months to build face web. another four months to decide it wasn't going to do it. and then we had to start over and start rewriting everything to be native. that brings us to where we are now. we burnt two years. probably we will look back on it saying that was one of the biggest mistakes that we have made. we are coming out of that now. the ios app is a big one. >> i want to unpack that a little bit. you said that it was about two years ago that you actually decided native is the way to go? is that right or less time? >> two years ago is when we decided to basically bet completely on html 5. that is when we started building face web and got into that framework. >> you have been listening to ceo of facebook mark zuckerberg touching a lot on the question of mobile. that has been the key to the company's decline. we see the stock up by about 2%. mobile he emphasized the fact that mobile has been fundamentally good for the company. the users tend to spend six of seven days a week using facebook on mobile devices

you know, the web can transform all kinds of businesses now. >> what do you think it is. what is holding people back from doing something that is hard? they are doing it manually. >> i think it's a lack of knowledge of where to go. you have to shop those services that can help, whether you are a retailer or b & b or wine maker. but, i think it can be intimidating to get to the bottom of the pricing of the services. a lot of them from freemium. >> the thing mike responded to that dawn responded to is the finances. >> oh, my god, indeed. that was scary. i think what happens is, you know, it's important to pay attention to what you do so well. she was glowing when it came to her french toast. she loves that part. if you are not good at something, don't just ignore it or do anything, find someone who can help you. again, that took a few hours of set up. go to task rabbit, e-lance and hire people for a few hours to come do what you did for this woman. >> i imagine jou see this a lot. they forget about the fngss. >> you go in and it's important for inkeepers, like any business

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web producer andrew blake. really aren't too sure exactly how things are going to happen we're going to speculate we're going to look at the records of the places involved to really see what's going to happen but it is simply a new thing there's not a lot of information out right now that's why i'm here that's that's where that's why we're glad to have you here do you think that this is a good thing for internet users i don't know it should be they're saying it's going to be the internet association is made up of fourteen different so far fourteen different groups that are pretty much a who's who of world wide web and i'm talking facebook google amazon e-bay a yahoo monster linked in pretty much every big name has some sort of input in this lobbying organization what they say is that they want to take their influence and they want to take it to capitol hill and they want to make sure that we can continue to have the great friendly open internet that everyone can enjoy and to keep everything nice and great who d

fourteen different so far fourteen different groups that are pretty much a who's who of world wide web and talking facebook google amazon e-bay a yahoo monster linked in pretty much every big name has some sort of employer in this lobbying organization what they say is that they want to take their influence and they want to take it to capitol hill and they want to make sure that we can continue to have the great friendly open internet that everyone can enjoy and to keep everything nice and great who doesn't want a great nice friendly all those adjectives that you just used and that's what they're saying they're going to promote they're not they are lobby though and a lobby does promote their own interest as we expect that or is there a danger that their interests can clash with the interests of internet users as a whole absolutely so we have of google and facebook for example or on arguably the biggest names involved here. millions of dollars every single year on lobbying on their own part so when you take lobbyist from these groups and you put them together you're combining these mill

the transition to using mobile devices to surf the web rather than desktop computers. transition is every bit as brutal as it is paper to web predecessor, which caused print operations to be wiped out en masse by internet competitors. you figure about how print analog dollars are being trumped by digital dimes. now those desktop digital dimes are being usurp ed by mobile pennies and facebook is caught right in the cross hairs of this large sea change. when facebook came public, the initial earnings estimates assumed a very slow migration from desktop to mobile step by step, inch by inch. they were wrong! with the big telco players heavily subsidizing apple iphones and google powered droids, you have a gigantic chunk in the demographic most sought after by advertisers, and facebook on the inhospitable device. not the tv-like desktop. come on. you browse the iphone, you don't stare at it. you get the same amount of engagement as you might look at a wristwatch or worth or checking out ball scores at best. and that's just not enough for the big advertisers, no matter what

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but are there lawyers whined the web sites? -- lawyers behind the web sites? >> they are put together professionally. and they often have real, you know, human lawyers you can consult for an additional fee. so, yeah, there are lawyers. but the problem is that in trying to make something like this simple for the purposes of software or an online questionnaire, you fill out, they necessarily can't get into all the things that a lawyer, if you are face to face, talking about your life, might come up with. they strike a compromise between the limits of the software and the almost knowledge they bring to it. >> you just did this, look. >> shannon: you just did this study, looking at these this month. how many did you look at? is this a growing industry? are we seeing more and more legal assistance web sites? >> it is growing and they are getting better. it's very promising, hathey are doing. we looked at three specifically. we looked at nolo with a software package and one called rocket lawyer and legal zoom. we created hypotheticallal families with various complic

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the web is . is we have freedom on the web. tois parents' responsibility turn off the internet and make sure things they are looking at on there are poor. . -- are appropriate. we have a right to anything that's on it. that part of our freedom. if you do this, where do you stop? suppose something else comes and someone does not think the poor. but someone else does? there are many things attached to religion that some people find appropriate and other. people that other it's up to the individual. if you take that right away, it's wrong. host: what you make of facebook walking links to the video in pakistan -- blocking links? caller: the question is kind of tricky, because if you are going to put things on the web, it has to be done in an appropriate manner and then let people make their own decision. that's the true journalism. when your reports things, when you see things, it has to be done in an objective way so that people can make their own decisions. just putting it on and let us make our decision when we see it, that's th