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zipcar, you had people who done drive all of the time, once a year they would rent a car, in manhattan that was the worst, they were not driving fast enough, they thought they saw a snail, they turned car, oh, my. >> i love zipcar. charles: oh. where do you think it will en up? vote will be tonight, this is a big deal. this sends a message about should should be legalizeed, spot playing the games? >> i think vote will show that barriers will be removed, and capitalism can thrive. question with airbnb, overtime to the work itself out. but big issue is you have people in multifamily housing and apartment building there is traffic, damage, i believe in airbnb, we should have it, that can be worked out. charles: i think that all works itself out. and. >> we need to have it, in san francisco, talk about rentals, a 1 be1 room. >> neil is back, rocking and rolling what is going on? >> tonight on cavuto, big mac snack down, how vladimir putin is using mcdonald's to kick america in the buns. >> and ebola answer? not quite, how the administration is restricting travel, but you still might' to th

zipcar and a couple of other providers, i think it's a very niche use.use it probably feel great about it but it's probably not nearly -- does not have as much accessibility as the ridesharing. >> is in a market that can grow? >> i think the ridesharing services have cut into a lot of the potential growth of the car sharing service. >> what about self driving cars? how big an impact will that have? >> i don't know. i think that is a big long-term wild card. we don't know what the regulatory issues will be with those. if i can push a button and call a self driving car, is that through uber or the company that sold me the car? i don't know but that is the ultimate jetsons future we all want to see. >> you talked about navigation and gps. >> everyone is using navigation and gps. it has become embedded in the way we get around. it's probably the most useful innovation in transportation in the last 10 years. in contrast to other things we percent ofas 90+ people using the services. service does not use gps, i get upset. thank you for joining us. byts time now

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. >> i want to start advertising with zipcar, and--and doing some cross-promotional advertising withhe--what's the next idea? >> no, that's a valid idea. >> that's a great feature to have after the sale, but doesn't generate people coming in here. >> there's marketing, there's advertising, and part of advertising is the radio. >> it's--honestly, drew, it's like--this is like a broken record to me. i don't feel comfortable with it, i'm sorry. >> andrew is supposed to be in charge of marketing and advertising, and car cash spends between $20,000 and $50,000 a month. most of that is spent on radio. now, jon won't let him control the radio, so really, in the end, andrew is in charge of nothing. i want to hear you tell him why radio is the right thing for you. boom! hit the spot. >> radio is really, really important. it's a way for us to connect with our--with our customers. we need to learn how to communicate with them. >> okay, i did all that, though, and i got us killer deals doing that. what are you gonna do differently? >> i--the creative. >> okay, basically you want to rest--the sin

things like airbnb or hoover -- uber or zipcar, the businesses that try to say, hey, we are a communitya retirement community trying to create more of a team unity rather than a facility, trying to great more of a sense of shared activity, shared participation? >> guest: it's interesting because given the choice many people which is the pathway that would provide police contact with the human being. i don't want to have to connect with the human being if i don't have to. it's manifest and lots of different ways that we've seen over the last century that when people got pensions and social security, the first thing the elderly did was they moved out. it would rather live alone and live in the family of the kids. and be under the rules in the house but they didn't want to live by their son or daughter's role. the son and daughter don't want to live by their rules and live in the house, and so we live increase i am what sociologists call an intimate distance. near one another but not too near. and i think where we are hungry though is that we do still want to contact, you know, the intimat

future may look like some sort of robotic chauffeur, as randal described with a hybrid of uber and zipcarialed it up as we needed to in that environment the privacy considerations are very different than they are today. clearly we can still be tracked, our activities the track but not as personally manually operating that people and so it's a different type of consideration but that's something to take into account. fifth point, and this is the most important point i will make you today, that any security and privacy solutions must take into account these sorts of considerations that i've just outlined and must be able to accommodate the many different types of views and values that people have as it pertains to privacy and security. in essence, and i write a lot about this in my recent book, there are no silver bullet solutions to concerns about safety, security, and privacy. it will be difficult for law to keep pace with, not just rapid innovation space, but the rapid evolution of consumers individual taste and values. this is why we need a flexible layered approach to addressing securi

future may look like some sort after robotic chauffeur as randall described with hybrid of uber and zipcar. we dial them up on the cell phones as we need them. privacy considerations are very different than they are today. clearly we can be tracked, activities be tracked but not us personally manually operating that vehicle so it's a different type of consideration. that is something to take into account. fifth point and this is the most important point i will make here today, any security and privacy solutions must take into accounts these sorts of considerations that i just outlined, and must be able to accommodate the many different types of views and values people have to as it pertains to privacy and security. i write a lot in my recent book, on recent innovation, there are no silver bullet solutions to concerns about safety, security and private system it will be very difficult for law to keep pace with not just, rapid innovation in this space but the rapid evolution of consumers individual tastes and values. why we need a flexible layered approach to flexible security and privacy co