google hasn't applied to be part of this year's play, but organizers say if google does, the door is open. >> tonight, the board decided not to ban google or anybody else from the parade. >> reporter: san francisco pride parade executive director fred lopez says the controversy to ban google from this year's parade began at a january 15th meeting. that's when members of sf pride voted to keep google out. but that vote was nonbinding. >> i regret the fact that within our community, we're fighting against each other when we don't have to. >> reporter: the board president addressed that vote and the concerns over how google treats its lbtg employees. >> i think that some action needs to be taken. there's incredible amounts of transphobia online, and it seems to just go. >> reporter: she says they have met with google and seen immediate changes. she says it's best to work from within than to ban an important community partner. >> everyone is saying we want to be in your parade. but this is what they are saying about the organization and we're going to hold their feet to the fire. >> repo

searches the links to the groups have now been removed by google but they remain visible we understand in several public internet archives. for more on this we want to bring in the man who broke the story my colleague jordan willed in jordan it's good to see you so good work here i want you to help me connect these dots how does a link inviting me to join a private what's app group become an entryway into that group via google so essentially on the employer some point here is there any link that shed anywhere on the internet can be indexed on google i've been very clear about this as well that is an intentional product decision to sensi to make easy a few chickens groups feel friends and family if i showed any went public late google done can see it's so in other words this is i guess this is a backdoor that was built in knowingly. to a certain extent yes but not in such a nefarious kind of way it was that basically just to make it easier for people to access all their friends mostly and what kinds of groups are we talking about here so we found all sorts of things we found things that

searches the links to the groups have now been removed by google but they remain visible we understand in several public internet archives. for more on this we want to bring in the man who broke the story my colleague jordan willed in jordan it's good to see you so good work here i want you to help me connect these dots how does a link inviting me to join a private what's app group become an entryway into that group via google so essentially and the employer some point here is that any link that sheds anywhere on the internet can be indexed on google what's up i've been very clear about this as well that it's an intentional product decision to sensi to make easy a few seconds groups feel friends and family if i showed any google done can see it's so in other words this is i guess this is a back door that was built in knowingly. to a certain extent yes but not in such a nefarious kind of way it was that basically just to make it easier for people to access all their friends mostly and what kinds of groups are we talking about here so we found all sorts of things we found things that fri

welcome back to a groundbreaking ruling in australia google has been ordered to unmask the identity of an online user who posted a damning review of a dentist the anonymous reviewer one day teeth whitening service was extremely uncomfortable the dentist says his business was affected as a result the google initially refused to take down the comments the dentists lawyer says that reputation should not be unfairly damaged i believe it's extremely unfair that people are allowed to anonymously attack honest hardworking small businesses we think google has a duty of care to australian small businesses and business is globally for allowing these reviews to go on this ruling is groundbreaking google has historically argued it's not responsible for user generated content and is only taken down negative posts when ordered to do so by the courts under australian law businesses with fewer than 10 employees can sue over statements that could damage a company's reputation and paves the way for possible defamation cases against tech giants artie's reached out to google to comment on this case we wil

mike, amazon, google, apple. maga. we'll have a preview. bernie's to lose. tonight's election begins 2020 officially. iowa caucuses, those folk vote. will the democratic party establishment worst nightmare come true? we're live on the ground. we know who won the football game, but what about the commercials. who are the big winners on the ads? my take and so much more on "making money". ♪. charles: right now stocks edging higher, sparked by two manufacturing reports. one signaling expansion for the first time in six months on manufacturing. remember friday, i said part of the selling disasterous read on midwestern manufacturing. china reopened its market to massive selling, those huge losses might have been even worse, if it wasn't for china's central bank which cranked out $174 billion and other stimulus to mitigate the wreckage. where do we go from here? joining me to discuss gibbs management, ear rin gibbs, and courtney dominguez, payne capital, a group i'm not familiar with. coronavirus, 11 million people have it. a couple went wuhan. now his wife has

i would not be sad upset if i were google. think they are seeing, i it is something that will only increase. we are projecting that between video viewingu.s. hours on a weekly basis will increase 8%. atertisers will follow with dollars. dollars.d . paul: you mentioned it is good to see the transparency. clicks,missing, paid cost for clicks are missing. >> i don't know how useful it was. of costorical trends per click and aggregate clicks, they were following the same trajectory. cost per click going down and aggregate clicks going up. the transition to mobile. there are more people searching on mobile. it is a smaller screen. people will click on the paid search ads more often. are you going to scroll further down the page on google search results like you do on a desktop? probably not. now that mobile is such a big part of the way people search. paul: the cloud, sales growth 53%, still lagging amazon and microsoft. is more spending needed to make alphabet more competitive? >> spending is needed. with new resources heading the

has reached out to google to comment on this case and we're bringing their response when they give it google has already faced a number of similar cases in astray or just this month a barrister was awarded half a $1000000.00 over online comments claiming he gave false and also misleading advice and in july last year the tech giant was facing a contempt of court charge for failing to remove refuse about a high profile sydney businessman we put the whole issue for debate. this guy had one negative review and this is how he wants to get the courts involved you want to put this in google you want to sue the guy i mean just take care of your own business right it's sort of ridiculous and this is also a massive slippery slope how long if we keep up this culture until you're no longer allowed to criticize google itself or if you do you're some other massive corporation i'm also all for free speech by you know it's given people a mask to hide behind and they're not taking responsibility for what's being posted and they are hurting innocent people and this is becoming way too widespread dentis

has reached out to google for comment on the case we'll bring you their response if and when we get it now google's already face the number of similar cases in australia just this month a barrister was all awarded half a $1000000.00 that was over online comments claiming that he gave false misleading advice and in july of last year the tech giant was faced with a contempt of court charge for failing to remove reviews about a high profile sydney businessman it's an issue that we put up for debate. this guy had one negative review and this is how he wants to get the courts involved you want to put this in google you want to sue the guy i mean just take care of your own business right it's sort of ridiculous and this is also a massive slippery slope how long if we keep up this culture until you're no longer allowed to criticize google itself or if you do you're some other massive corporation i'm also all for free speech by you know it's given people a mask to hide behind and they're not taking responsibility for what's being posted and they are hurting innocent people and this is becoming

for comment on the case we'll bring you any response in the meantime google's already faced a number of similar cases in australia just this month a barrister was awarded half a $1000000.00 that was over online comments claiming that he gave false misleading advice that in july last year the tech giant was faced with a contempt of court charge that was for failing to remove reviews about a high profile sydney business men we put the entire issue up for debate. this guy had one negative review and this is how he wants to get the courts involved you want to put this in google you want to sue the guy i mean just take care of your own business right it's sort of ridiculous and this is also a massive slippery slope how long if we keep up this culture until you're no longer allowed to criticize google itself or if you do you're some other massive corporation i'm also all for free speech by you know it's given people a mask to hide behind and they're not taking responsibility for what's being posted and they are hurting innocent people and this is becoming way too widespread dentist to be c

searches the links to the groups have now been removed by google but they remain visible we understand in several public internet archives. for more on this we want to bring in the man who broke the story my colleague jordan willed in jordan it's good to see you so good work here i want you to help me connect these dots how does a link inviting me to join a private what's app group become an entryway into that group via google so essentially and the employer some point here is that any link that shadow anywhere on the internet can be indexed on google what's up i've been very clear about this as well that is an intentional product decision sensi to make easy a few chickens groups feel friends and family if i showed any weapon actually google done can see it's so in other words this is i guess this is a backdoor that was built in knowingly. to a certain extent yes but not in such a nefarious kind of way it was that basically just to make it easier for people to access all their friends mostly and what kinds of groups are we talking about here so we found all sorts of things we found thi

yes so well google's responded essentially saying that this is intended behavior look at the link is public then it will be stored on google what's up however i have had sort of a flip flop way of describing it at 1st they said it was an intentional product design so making it easy they've done go back on that and they've removed the line of code which allows google to index things by adding something else to the stop sets so they've now removed all of these links and i won't comment any further on why that's happened and you know it's interesting you don't join the c.e.o. of facebook mark zuckerberg he has been traveling around the world recently asking governments you know to please regulate his industry that's what he wants now would regulations when they prevent these privacy cracks like the ones that you have discovered do you think it would make a difference. regulations can help but there's also a certain level of responsibility and there's always going to be a blame between policy and regulation as the c.e.o.'s of companies like this of a who's responsible for privacy ultimat

google search still makes up the lion's share at 61%, with youtube accountable for 9% and google cloud 6%. this is something investors have been demanding for years. the move to greater transparency has come after f founders larryy rine and sergey brennanan -- b stepped down from t the company last year. despite e growing competition fm facebook and amazon, google is still the clear leader in the digital at market. -- ad market. youtube as a bright spot for the company. alphabet chief executive so dark and shy -- the out of it chief executive says there are 2 million paid subscribers, and he expects that number to grow. remove anyey will election-related videos that are manipulated or doctored to mislead voters during the u.s. presidential race. google says it is part of efforts to stem online misinformation and become a more reliable source for newsws. one company having a much better day on the market was electric car maker tesla. shares jumped by 20% on monday, the biggest one-day gain since 2013. the jump was fueled by news that the company's joint venture to build car batteries wi

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this election, we are seeing ads on youtube, facebook, google. we are also seeing ads within streaming services like hulu were people getting political ads within apps. candidates are leaving no stone unturned. it comes down to how much money they have to experiment and try to do something. this youtube masthead ad could have been purchased by any candidate or political group. but here, president trump is making a power-play reserving an early while the democrats are still fighting about who the nominee on their side of the hour will be. no other political group came in this early to scoop that up so his campaign has. trump's sat down with campaign manager and 2018. he was talking even back then about the power of youtube, which was sort of ironic given there was this controversy about facebook potentially helping donald trump in the election. listen to what he told me and 2018. watching four hours of facebook this year. that will change. i think youtube and google continues to work on the platform to make improvements. what google has done with

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google is negotiating with publishers about paying for content. that content would be used in a premium news product. that is your business flash update. brokenup, restaurants hearts club. by valentine's day is not necessarily as good for the food industry as you might think it should be. this is blumer. ♪ -- bloomberg. ♪ >> valentine's day. many of our viewers will go to dinner. bloomberg food editor says restaurants are necessarily feeling the same love. i would think this would be a pretty big day for restaurants. everybody uses this as a data profess their love to their significant other to get their teddy bears and flowers and go to their favorite restaurant. what the issue here? >> it is not a great day for restaurants. it ranks 94th in 2019, even came behind -- >> all those prefixed menus. partly that if the restaurants have a reputation for being romantic or destination restaurants they get booked up right away but your local restaurants, they are generally not -- you can probably get in there and find a table. you can't really kick a

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has reached out to google to comment on this case and they haven't replied we will has already faced a number of similar cases in this trailer just this month the barrister was awarded half a $1000000.00 over online comments claiming he gave false and also misleading advice and then in july last year the tech giant was faced with a contempt of court charge for failing to remove reviews about a high profile sydney businessman we put the whole issue up for debate. this guy had one negative review and this is how he wants to get the courts involved you want to put this in google you want to sue the guy i mean just take care of your own business right it's sort of ridiculous and this is also a massive slippery slope how long if we keep up this culture until you're no longer allowed to criticize google itself or if you do you're some other massive corporation i'm also offer free speech but you know it's given people a mask to hide behind. they're not taking responsibility for what's being posted and they are hurting innocent people and this is becoming way too widespread dentist to be com

google's mission from the get go was to really get a lot of the africans who are offline online and to make sure they get online in a more affordable and have better conduct content as well as relevance and the mission around noon is to ensure that we are able to deliver connectivity to the most remote parts of the continent and around the world so i'm proud to say that here in kenya is the 1st commercial agreement between noon our sister company and telco to kenya we're amazed to be seen is what standards of. accountability there will be will that mean that people are restricted to only using google esque sites for instance that remains to be question what data will become acted in the process of connecting people i put some of these questions to charles he made it clear he couldn't say much more about luke after all he doesn't work for that company he did tell me this though about google's approach to data collection. so what we do at google is we ensure that we have employed a user trust that is something that's really important and that users understand exactly what we're doing

in the future experts predict that fewer workers will receive contract position google's already proving them right not even half of the employees under contract in the cave economy many work in precarious circumstances in theory whenever and wherever they want but even if they're independent on paper they may still be closely monitored one example amazon's warehouse workers known as pick their work day is determined by digital. warehouse workers in particular are monitored very very closely. the device they carry around with them watches every step they make and it gives them a clear instructions on where to go literal sense of the term which optimal paths to walk. it's reminiscent of the assembly line days. people were reduced to performing single simple ideal movements of. digital technology to optimize as workflows must be every employee has dream but they could also use these programs to identify optimal employees and these forms of digital control limited to koori years and warehouse workers. algorithmic management systems as they're called showing up in other sectors as well softw

of course google's rivals, amazon, microsoft, reporting strong cloud numbers themselves. >> josh, be sure to flag us for anything you hear that's interesting, newsworthy or stock moving on the call guy, this is a company you can be disappointed with the revenue gross, i guess their quarterly revenue last quarter was greater than their annual revenue a decade ago. >> people are looking at the revenue number, i get it the stock had a huge run probably for good reason so just take that broader revenue number aside youtube ads were you up 30% i think year over year, and google cloud, probably 5% of the overall revenue is up probably 55% year over year you have a reasonable stock in terms of valuation and the pull back makes sense given the run you have to figure out at this point where you want to reenter. i don't think it's going to stop here 1350 if you look at a chart makes sense to me. >> the moving average is 1378 or so i agree with your numbers there. what happens if the youtube income or cloud business doesn't impress the street everyone wanted more transparency, maybe be careful

this is a very poor but if way needs google it seems google also needs huawei the company has asked u.s. authorities for permission to work with the world's 2nd biggest phone maker hoping no doubt that the 2 sides can come together in a display of unity surfing the web site. the coronavirus epidemic could put an already tenuous global economic recovery at risk that was the warning from the international monetary fund at a meeting of the g 20 finance ministers in riyadh e.u. economic affairs commissioner paolo jensen loney said the g 20 was ready it's real with pro growth policies meaning more government spending on infrastructure as well as aid for business so many ministers also said they want to keep their monetary policies loose. now the new coronavirus isn't the only illness putting pressure on european economies the h 5 n 8 bird flu is spreading in eastern europe so far it doesn't infect humans but it can wipe out poultry stocks and also there is a vaccine but it's not being used to look. the h 5 n 8 bird flu virus is now being found in the zoo in this evacuee and holiday resorts h

google employees are trying to organize in unions they say the company has been blocking them and some even reports having been sacked. but the company denies this . i actually recognize many developments in this digital platform economy that we know from the history of the workers' movement and as a course the over drivers today are organized very differently than i think facebook groups and they call wildcat strikes they're kind of post-modern union movement and i think that's a positive development or definitely welcome it. so this still hope but many of these checks and balances already part of labor law at least in germany the large internet corporations i'm not too happy about them but for tech giants google apple facebook and amazon or operate worldwide and set themselves above national regulation in most countries they can avoid taxes and use the monopolies to their advantage national data protection laws a just a nuisance that. and they don't like taking responsibility for what happens well besides they have a watertight defense is they've insisted that it just intermediaries

for example google employees are trying to organize the unions they say the company has been blocking them and some even reports having been sucked. but the company denies this is. actually recognize many developments in this digital platform economy that we know from the history of the workers' movement as a horse over drivers today are organized very differently than i think facebook groups face and they call wildcat strikes out there a kind of post-modern union movement and i think that's a positive development and or definitely welcome it. so there's still hope but many of these checks and balances already part of labor law at least in germany the law into that corporations are not too happy about them but for tech giants google apple facebook and amazon or operate worldwide and set themselves above national regulation in most countries they can avoid taxes and use the monopoly is to their advantage national data protection laws are just a nuisance that. and they don't like taking responsibility for what happens on those sites they have a watertight defense is they've insisted tha

in the future experts predict that fewer workers will receive contract positions google's already. moving them right not even half of the employees under contract. many work in precarious instances in theory whenever and wherever they want but even if they're independent on paper they may still be closely monitored one example amazon's warehouse workers known as pick their work day is determined by digital. warehouse workers in particular are monitored very very closely with device they carry around with them watches every step they make and gives them a clear instructions on where to go in the literal sense of the term which optimal paths to walk. it's reminiscent of the assembly line days people were reduced to performing single simple ideal movements of. digital technology to optimize those workflows must be every employee is dream but they could also use these programs to identify optimal employees and these forms of digital control limited to koori s. and warehouse workers algorithmic management systems as they called a showing up in other sectors as well software tells me whe

so google is essentially just. this is normal behavior so anything that is posted online will be visible what's up of kind of reiterated that but they flipped back a bit 1st they said this was an intentional project decision basically to make it easier to join groups then they've gone and removed all of these searches now so you can't find them so it's kind of unclear and i won't comment further on that what about the fact that what's up is owned by facebook is their c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is is now asking governments to regulate as industry i mean would regulations prevent this type of thing from happening well this is something that i would kind of expect from us because if they get the government to regulate the industry then it kind of takes the responsibility from them to just half like a a moral and ethical decision making process to just protect people so it's a case of maybe there should be government regulation but maybe also companies should just take care of people's privacy and data all right really int

so google is essentially just. this is normal behavior so anything that's post online will be visible what's happened kind of reiterated up with a flop back a bit 1st they said this was an intentional project decision basically to make it easier to join groups then they've gone and removed all of these searches now so you can't find them so it's kind of unclear and i won't comment further on that what about the fact that what's up is owned by facebook is their c.e.o. mark zuckerberg is is now asking governments to regulate as industry i mean would regulations prevent this type of thing from happening. well this is something that i would kind of expect from us because if they get the government to regulate the industry then it kind of takes the responsibility from them to just how flicka a moral and ethical decision making process to just protect people so it's a case of maybe this should be government regulation but maybe also companies should just take care of people's privacy interests are all right really intere

so if it's public you know and it's out there and it could be inside google search engine, it could be inside ours as well. >> reporter: in a statement to cbs news, google calls that comparison inaccurate, writing, quote, we give web masters control over whatever information from their site is included in our search results, including the option to opt out entirely. and this is platform is very powerful, but it relies on transparency, for people to trust and believe it. >> yeah. >> reporter: and there isn't much of that available right now. >> that's why i'm here on tv explaining all these things. and that's why we meet with a lot of the people in government. >> reporter: he tells cbs news the technology won't be made available to the general public a long as he is running clearview, but thompson says it may not be so simple. >> so clearview says you may be worried about our technology, but it's just used by police departments to catch terrorists and keep you safe. but if we know anything from the history of technology and the history of silicon valley, it's that the initial intended u

this is a very poor but if way needs google it seems google also needs huawei the company has asked u.s. authorities for permission to work with the world's 2nd biggest phone maker hoping no doubt that the 2 sides can come together in a display of unity website. the new coronavirus isn't the only illness putting pressure on european economies the h 5 n 8 bird flu is spreading in eastern europe and so far it doesn't in fact humans but it can wipe out poultry stocks also there is a vaccine but it's not being used to take a look at. the h 5 n 8 bird flu virus is now being found in the zoo in this evacuee and holiday resort of. the grounds of the zoo have been quarantined. the birds stuck in their cages the entire premises need disinfecting blaney normally gets $40000.00 visitors a year but for weeks it's had no income. this is falconry is also affected it's raptors a grounded they cost as much as $5000.00 euros apiece in summer the full cleaners earn money with displays for tourists now that income has disappeared as well. number a lot of the thought we can't travel at the moment but this

a $1700 price tark a target you concerneded about the inner turmoil at google? that's what would be at the goldman sachs conference, one of his first web casts. it's a different change in the organization i don't know enough about her personally maybe she doesn't have enough enterprise dna in her make up. that's going to be one of the big areas she's going to step on >> back to what you had been talking about with facebook's loss of signal and jon, maybe you want to jump in here, but you have chrome now putting out new restrictions that are going to keep these third party cookies off of their chrome services will that have an impact on facebook >> i think if you look across what's happening in browsers, the moves that apple has made in safari, what microsoft is making in the latest version of edge, what google's doing in chrome, just sorry, what google yeah doing in chrome just follows along that trajectory. fire fox still in there as well. does it reduce the signal, maybe a tiny bit, but they have so much if that's become iing the standd in browsers. they've st

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this is very important but if way needs google it seems google also needs while way the company has asked us authorities for permission to work with the world's 2nd biggest phone maker hoping no doubt that the 2 sides can come together in a display of unity. the coronavirus epidemic could put an already tenuous global economic recovery at risk that was the warning from the international monetary fund at a meeting of the g 20 finance ministers in riyadh e.u. economic affairs commissioner paolo jensen lonny said the g 20 was ready to react with pro growth policies meaning more government spending on infrastructure as well as aid for business so many ministers also said they want to keep their monetary policies loose. now the new coronavirus isn't the only illness putting pressure on european economies the h 5 n 8 bird flu is spreading in eastern europe so far it doesn't infect humans but it can wipe out poultry stocks and also there is a vaccine but it's not being used to look. at the h 5 n 8 bird flu virus is now being found in the zoo in the slovakian holiday resort of . the grounds of th

google news belonged to snippets of articles. when people started researching it, you can reach the actual article. when you click the actual article, sorry, the research showed that no one read the full full article. they just read the little piece. they put all the work in doing this investigation, writing the full article, post a snippets and no one actually reset. we wonder why the news industry is failing, why is having a hard time. maybe not failing maybe that's the wrong word but we can reinvigorate it. i'm going to tell you exactly what my argument is. the technology firms around the country should have to put 10 billion or $20 billion into a public trust. let it be overseen by groups, people who have a stake in making sure the money is spent wisely and well. they have committed to $250 million or so for the initiative, google gives out that money. they make partnerships with organizations and they make decisions about who gets and who doesn't. what google has done when they have experienced backlash of other policies and

that's when members of sf pride voted to keep google out. but that vote was nonbinding. >> i regret the fact that within our community, we're fighting against each other when we don't have to. >> reporter: sf pride's board president addressed that vote and the concerns over how google treats its lbtg employees. >> i think that some action needs to be taken. there's incredible amounts of transphobia online, and it seems to just go. >> reporter: they have since met with google and have seen immediate changes. she says it's best to work from within than to ban an important community partner. >> everyone is saying we want to be in your parade. well, you need to hear what our community is saying about the organization and we're going to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: some organization members were calling on banning the alameda county sheriff's department from the parade for how they handled the eviction last month. but the board president says that's not true, and that the county sheriff's department has never participated in the para

anything that shows online anywhere can be indexed by google so i both google and what's often facebook have been very clear about this if a link has been shared anywhere google can see it so i would have a private chat groups what kind of groups are these so this all the kind of things you would expect this family and friends groups we found some things which was study groups of school groups doctors students but there's also been some things that are a little bit more sinister so we found some revenge porn there's a lot of things that are indicating a lot of like illegal pornography on some violent content as well this is clearly a breach of privacy jordan but explain to us what that what the real danger is here i mean how can this information be used. i mean there's 2 points here one of them is that some government groups were found and obviously that could be potentially dangerous information leaks not like the other is we found one group which was in a lot of american country where homophobic killings are quite high and once you enter these groups you can see all of the phone numbe

for example google employees are trying to organize in unions they say the company has been blocking them from some even reports having been sacked. but the company denies this. i actually recognize many developments in this digital platform economy that we know from the history of the workers' movement and as of course the over drivers today are organized very differently than i think facebook groups and they call wildcat strikes out there a kind of post-modern union movement and i think that's a positive development or is that i definitely welcome it. so there's still hope but many of these checks and balances already part of labor law at least in germany a lot into that corporations are not too happy about them before tech giants. facebook and amazon or operate worldwide and set themselves above national regulation in most countries they can avoid taxes and use the monopoly is to their advantage national data protection laws a just a nuisance that. and they don't like taking responsibility for what happens on those sites they have a watertight defense is they've insisted that this

francine: google. paul: this is a google set. tom: jens nordvig patient with us. bloomberg "surveillance," see you at 9:00 a.m. on the radio. 7:00report timely in the hour. kevin cirilli in iowa, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ bloombergthis is "surveillance." donald trump, jr. is touting his father's trade policies and attacking democratic candidates for not getting a similar agreement past. -- passed. he spoke to kevin cirilli. >> it is where it all starts, but it is a dry run. we want to show our teams that took a chance on us in 2016. it was a lot different. my father was making promises like a lot of politicians. now it is different, so being here is a thank you for people who took a chance on us. policy, big, a huge in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania. acid,ge -- the economic how important -- message, how important is trade policy? >> my father came and said -- did those things. nafta,not renegotiate and he did he did that as the democrats are pushing the russia hoax. he signed a china deal. you will never get that done -- done. he used economic tactics to get them t

maps tiene 2 millones de visualizaciones en el portal de vídeos, google maps dice que le servirá para poder mejorar la aplicación. >> sí . >> ahí lo vemos . >> los 100 carritos en el teléfono . >> pero bueno mire el conteo devotos de las primarias en iowa generan un dolor de cabezatados atrasaron problemas técnicos también por algus >> como nos hay un científico que dice que tiene un aplicación con estos problemas. >> así de contundente es un científico salvadoreño que desde el 2017 tiene un desarrollo de un sistema para entregar resultados electorales en tiempo real. >> normalmente para una lección como la de iowa, ellos con el método tradicional deberán tener los resultados como a las 11:00 de la noche con este método lo tendiera las seis. >> se esté para el sistema utilizado las elecciones de iowa los votos de cada mesa electoral serían introducidos a la creación esta genera un reporte que incluye el acta de los resultados de manera inmediata. aa ra seguir con el resto del mundo. >> aha el sistema más avanzado de elecciones para los estados unidos. >> cuál es la

and, again, we put google and youtube's responses out there. they're welcome to join us to continue this conversation. and we're just, again, so sorry for your loss. i think about alison a lot. thank you very much for being with us, andy. >> thank you, poppy. thank you. >>> and thanks to all of you for joining me. jim and i will see you back here monday morning.

hypothesis is correct, that is a real condemnation of what google and facebook are doing. they are essentially trying to replicate china's information technology strategy outside of china. anothereantime, in reminder of how connected we all are, in the u.s. political election, you've got u.s. intelligence telling senator bernie sanders that the russians have been interfering in his campaign. vice president joe biden saying they are attacking him on facebook. you wrote the book on this. now innerable are we 2020 to russian interference in the u.s. election despite all the warnings and what happened before? robert: people have been trying to raise the alarm since 2016. the bad news is that facebook, google, and twitter have not made the changes that would be required to protect elections from disinformation and interference. and the actual infrastructure for voting is every bit as vulnerable as it was in 2016. i am not in a position to evaluate the intelligence about what the russians may or may not be doing around the trump campaign or the sanders campaign. what i observed

the traffic acquisition cost that google has to pay partner websites to put up google ads. we'll pay attention to detailed numbers for youtube. they're very murky, when it comes to a lot of actual numbers. we're seeing just across the terminals right now, some news that this is from market screener.com, that the justice department could be meeting tomorrow to discuss google. so that will be something too, that may come about in a conversation. any type of regulatory hurdles that google faces. compare google to just the s&p 500 over the past five years that climbed 250%. you're seeing that on your screen. google if you owned shares 10 years ago, alphabet is the parent, you would have seen a gain of 400%. a lot of happy people out there. it is expensive stock though. 1484 bucks. not cheap. liz: i remember when it went public. what a scene that was. kristina, thank you very much. reporter: thanks. liz: watch out for traffic acquisition costs. >>> wedbush adding uber to its best ideas list ahead of the fourth quarter report out later this week. shares are responding very nicely

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after the second year running, pride has tabled efforts to ban google and its affiliate, youtube. >> all we've asked for his google to change and they've failed to do so. >> a former employee is leading the drive to strip it of private sponsorship and participation. a major complaint, failure to remove homophobic content. >> they affect some of the more marginalized communities and their online policies not perfect, nobody is perfect. >> the director and says that with any partner it's better to work within for improvement. but some of that lgbtq community believes pride is too cozy with corporations and last year protesters staged a blockade, disrupting the parade for a time. the board agrees that they must demand accountability from their allies. >> how they best represent as partners with usnot allowed to capture any of the discussions at pride meetings, but one by one board members spoke against the google >> ben: and decided a vote was not even necessary. and there were angry words for those pushing another ban against alameda county sheriff's of. >> i will not let you use black

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facebook and google will not be exempt. move is the latest attempt to leverage the vast developed market as well as compete with the u.s. and china's high-tech power. as the european commission unveils its white paper on regulating social media and ai margrethe vestager says she favors one eu tax for the companies. there is a difference between a shift in town and a shift in behavior -- tone and a shift in behavior. i think everyone appreciates we can have a debate about the responsibility of joining the platforms but the important thing is to see change on the ground and we are still considering if more regulation is needed to make sure all the things we discussed and decided is represented when we are in the digital reality. >> we know the eu has been pushing hard for tax reform and digital services. is that something you think will finally be the year we see the move? >> that is what we are pushing for. we would like to tell all the many businesses who pay that taxes and the many wh people who work there that they are no

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