and google has said it will study the ruling and consider what to do next or less. learn more about this now and cross live to build new privacy activist and a technology expert. joining us live her on our tea. great to see you today. do you expect google to comply with the ruling and remove everything this band on the russian law? i expect google to make an effort to do so and possibly provide a number of excuses for the problems that it's having. i think you need to have some sympathy for google because the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very fabulous task. and it has a real difficulty because, and there is content appearing all the time. it's the acceptable where it is. flags up to google, the content needs removing the possibly should either remove it or borrow it from being seen in certain countries. but beyond that, things are never going to be perfect. but a fine of 98000000 is, is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to well pennies. i'm just gonna ask you about this. apparently, google's revenue last year was more than a

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and google has said it will consider the ruling. and aside from its next steps, we discussed the issue with privacy activist on tech on jack spot, film you find of 98000000. this is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a number of excuses for the problems that it's having. the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very fabulous task. and it has a real difficulty because there is content bearing all the time. these companies are being expected to moderate. a lot of the content and the organizations like twitter ban. so the president of the united states or other people on platforms. we're reaching a point where they all actually making editorial interventions and is the speeds and the extent to which they're able to make these interventions that is going to be critical that needs the results. it's not the game we're getting better, but not all the regulators are up to go. there are some regulators such as the regulator, ireland, that appears to be quite comp

for me, my google accounts, i was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which is why it makes the situation with regards to how the u. s. government is treating with what they were actually doing was like that he going off to a journalist, personal and private e mail account in the hope that this is she has an issue with the organization. and i think he, julian massage, a very serious issue, concern. all of you can do the warrant for google confirms to the lawyers that the case the united states is secretly building against wiki leagues, is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage to have an international espionage case that it has sucked in thousands of people to its grand jury process that has pulled in through warrants or from google and others. thousands of pages of information that has gone explicitly after journals. that is what it calls a whole of government investigation. what other states call hogan investigation, which is the largest investigation ever into a publisher, which is an extra territorial maneuver by the united stat

last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia, reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00. so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dent on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top 10 companies to open officers in russia. that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures at their disposal. a lot of these companies matter, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so companies, year, once this quote process is over, there could be several outcomes. the internet tech joins could face an even bigger hit to the profits, access of these sites can be slow down in russia. that's something what stock has already done. what ever

and people have a right to know with the lawyers have found out that google in response to warren from the u. s. department of justice who has turned over everything from wiki leaks, journalist accounts, every email, contact matter data. for me, my google accounts, i was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which is a way for situation with regards to how the u. s. government is treating with what they were actually doing like that he going off journalists personal and private e mail accounts in the hope that this is she has an issue with the organization. and as richie julia massage a very serious issue, concern, all of you can do the warrant for google confirms to the lawyers that the case the united states is secretly building against wiki leaks, is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage ah, you have an international espionage case that has sucked in dozens of people to its grand jury process. that has pulled in 3 was from google and others. thousands of pages is information that has gone explicitly off the job was that is what it

are those like google have claimed they are in compliance at least the by their ability. it with russian legislation enforcing these rules and deleting up to 96 percent of bind content, paying all the fines. google saying never move to just in the 1st half of this year, around half a 1000000 videos that just goes to show the scale of this problem, which both sides are dealing with authorities. no, ah, now the reason mistakes they will be taking these cases of google of meta to court on the 24th of december of this year. and the following. the fund could be much higher as high as 10 percent. now, all of these a tech jones profits in russia to put that into perspective. last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia, reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00. so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dent on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top tech companies to open officers in russia that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs

last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00, so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dent on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top 10 companies to open officers in russia. that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures their disposal. a lot of these companies might have, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so company, year, once this quote process is over, there could be several outcomes. the internet check jones could face an even bigger hit to the profits, access of these sites can be slowed down in russia. that's something what stock has already done. whateve

last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00, so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dens on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top 10 companies to open officers in russia. that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures at their disposal. a lot of these companies might have, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so company, year, once this quote process is over, there can be several outcomes. the internet check joins could face an even bigger hit to the profits. access of these sites can be slowed down in russia. that's something what stock has already done. whatev

this is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a number excuses for the problems that it's having. the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very fabulous task. and it has a real difficulty because there is content appearing all the time. these companies are being expected to moderate a lot of the content. and the moment the organizations like twitter ban on the president of the united states or other people on our platforms, we're reaching a point where they are actually making editorial interventions. and is the speeds and the extent to which they're able to make these interventions is going to be critical. they need their results. it's not the game we're getting better, but not all the regulators are off to them. there are some regulators such as the regulator and ireland that appears to be quite complicit with the st. johns and the russian for ministries accused a crane of preparing a crusade against its own population. that's the key of an out the surgeon mitre spending on his

google was found guilty of an administrative offense. a punishment was imposed in the form of an administrative fine of 7200000000 roubles . facebook has been given a small, a fine of $27000000.00 for the same violation. the moscow court found that the to us tech john failed the late home like $5000.00 illegal items, including von and unexplained with content. in both rulings, the penalties were based on corporate turnover and it was fine. is the largest ever imposed on id company in russia? in while those books parent company matter has given its reaction, saying the ruling will back fire on russian companies and international course. and google, i said it will consider the ruling and decide on its next steps. we discuss the issue with previously. activists and tech expert will new fine of $98000000.00 is, is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a number excuses for the problems that it's having. the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very thankless task. an

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i googled m. i a narcissist and then googled you google your nurses, and then i google therapist in my metropolitan area while courts increasingly recognize your phones privacy as a direct extension of your own issue of cracking, infotainment systems. that is, all of our information in our car and downloading their contents remains unsettled, and border patrol could be exploiting the lack of legal coverage to get out information that would otherwise be protected by a warrant. our cars are becoming a convenient mode of transportation for police to get around the 4th amendment. it's much better actually having a car just in a joke. like i did just there. i didn't have to handle my data to the authorities or pay any insurance. we have to go to a quick break, but stay right there and we'll be back with more. cho, o service delivers a $155000000000.00 pieces of mail every year. constantly 40 percent of the world's mail right now the us postal service is in the fight of its life to say remain that is re

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now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom, the host, the i and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school. it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real alley wages. net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom boom host, and john quotes the dean of the miami herbert business school. it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a

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both apple and google, of course, have denied the accusations and said they value competition. i bet they do while defending the exclusive nature of their products. a final report from the regulator is expected to be released in june of 2022 and time. now for quick breaks, but when we come back, coin has hit a major mile, so we'll break it all down and discuss what it means. we're the world's most popular crypto currency. and as we go to break, here are the numbers with london love polls, particularly when polls further a certain political agenda, but pulling has a checkered history. as of late the last 2 election cycles. tell us as much, should we put much stock into polling anymore. it so then why, for is you'll media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safe, isolation, community? are you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted. you need to descend, or join us in the depth ah, or remain in the shallows, ah, ah, driven by dreams shaped by some person, thos

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom, the hostess, the i and john quotes the dean of the miami herbert business school. it's a great job you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case that in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation of the gas pump, et cetera. what we're se

google was found guilty of an administrative offense. a punishment was imposed in the form of an administrative fine of 7200000000 roubles. facebook has been given a small, a fine of $27000000.00 for the same violation. the court found that the 2 u. s. tech giants fail to delete thousands of legal items. they include violent and extremist content at the promotion of narcotics as well. oh, google has said it will study the ruling on consider is next step. or facebook's parent company matter has not yet commented, or we discussed the story with our privacy activist and technology expert bill, me fine of $98000000.00 is, is hardly going to really make not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a number excuses for the problems that it's having. the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very fabulous task. and it has a real difficulty because there is content appearing all the time. these companies are being expected to moderate a lot of the content. and the moment the organizations like twitter ban

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last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia, reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00. so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dens and on their profits in the country. now this spring also is also placed new requirements around 13 top 10 companies to open offices in russia that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures at their disposal. a lot of these companies matter, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so company, year, once this quote process is over, there can several outcomes. so the internet, tech joints could face an even bigger hit to their profits, access to these sites could be slow down in russia. that's something to watch dog has already done whatever one i

last year, for example, google's affiliate in russia reported profits of 1700000000 roubles. that's around $23000000.00, so you can see this is going to have a much bigger dent on their profits in the country. now this spring also, which is also placed new requirements on around 13 top 10 companies to open officers in russia. that will include also registering an accounts on the russian internet watchdogs website and opening a channel of communication with uses here in russia. now the watch, the claims, they welcome constructive dialogue with these companies, but they also say they're going to use all the measures at their disposal. a lot of these companies matter, for example, still haven't officially commented on how exactly or if it's all they intend to comply with these regulations and open their offices in russia. so company, year, once this quote process is over, there could be several outcomes. the internet check joint could face an even bigger hit to the profits, access of these sites can be slowed down in russia. that's something what stock has already done. what eve

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use and iphones made by apple, an android which is owned by google. well, it's those 2 tech giants that are now the subject of a 445 page report from the u. case anti trust regulator, which describes the companies as having a vice like grip on the consumers who use their products, their report notes, a ways in which apple and google lock consumers into their ecosystems. encouraging users to choose their apps and making it difficult for 3rd party vendors and browsers to compete at all. now the anti trust regulator is accusing apple and google of limiting innovation and choice, which it says has an impact on millions of consumers in the u. k. a load this report is one of several from the you case competitions and markets authority, which is calling for the british government to give it more power to target tech giants and their dominance in the market. both apple and google, of course, have denied the accusations and said they value competition. i bet they do while defending the exclusive nature of their products. a final report from the regulator is ex

use and iphones made by apple, an android which is owned by google. well, it's those 2 tech giants that are now the subject of a 445 page report from the u. k. 's anti trust regulator, which describes the companies as having a vice like grip on the consumers who use their products, their report notes, a ways in which apple and google lock consumers into their ecosystem. encouraging users to choose their apps and making it difficult for 3rd party vendors and browsers to compete at all. now the anti trust regulator is accusing apple and google of limiting innovation and choice, which it says has an impact on millions of consumers in the u. k. a load this report is one of several from the you case competitions and markets authority, which is calling for the british government to give it more power to target tech giants and their dominance in the market. both apple and google, of course, have denied the accusations and said they value competition that i bet they do while defending the exclusive nature of their products. a final report from the regulator i

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for me, my google accounts, i was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which is why it makes the situation with regards to how the u. s. government is treating with what they were actually doing, like that he going off to a journalist, personal and private e mail accounts in the hope that this is yes, they should get a use with the organization. and he to, in a very serious issue, concern, all of you can do the warrant for google confirms to the lawyers that the case the united states is secretly building against wiki leaks is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage with you have an international espionage case that it has sucked in thousands of people to its grand jury process that has pulled in through warrants or from google and others. thousands of pages of information that has gone explicitly off to journals . that is what it calls a whole of government investigation. what other states call hall gum investigation, which is the largest investigation ever into a publisher, which is an extra territorial maneuver by the united states

for me, my google accounts, i was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which is why it makes the situation with regards to how the u. s. government is treating with what they were actually doing, like that he going off to a journalist, personal and private e mail accounts in the hope that this is she has an issue with the organization, a very serious issue, concern. all of you can do the warrant for google confirms to the lawyers that the case the united states is secretly building against wiki leaks is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage. ah. you have an international espionage case that it has sucked in dozens of people to its grand jury process that has pulled in through warrants or from google and others. thousands of pages of information that has gone explicitly off the journals. that is what it calls a whole of government investigation. what other states call hollow gum investigation, which is the largest investigation ever into a publisher, which is an extra territorial maneuver by the united states to engulf foreign publis

i googled m, i a narcissist and then googled you google, you're on nurses. and then i google therapist and my metropolitan area. while courts increasingly recognize your phones privacy as a direct extension of your own issue of cracking infotainment systems. that is, all of our information in our car and downloading their contents remains unsettled, and border patrol could be exploiting the lack of legal coverage to get that information that would otherwise be protected by a warrant. our cars are becoming a convenient mode of transportation for police to get around the 4th amendment. it's much better actually having a car just in a joke. like i did just there. i didn't have to handle my data to the authorities or pay any insurance. we have to go to a quick break, but stay right there and we'll be back with more cho ah ah, ah ah, i'm said. then i have to say that he is in the criteria in germany for many years. his main company been to deal with public opinion. those politicians pause has come to 10th. we act in line with what people expect from them, but and

and people have a right to know with the lawyers have found out that google in response to a warrant from the u. s. department of justice, it has turned over everything from wiki leaks, journalist accounts, every email, contact metadata. for me, my, it'll accounts that i have was actually has the one that i have from a long time ago, which in a way it makes the situation as to how the u. s. is facing with what they were actually doing. like that he going off journalists, pass on private email accounts in the hope that this is yes issue with the organization. a very serious issue was on the war and for google confirms to the lawyers that the case the united states, a secretly building against wiki leaks is not just paranoia. it has a case number. one of the charges is espionage with an international espionage case that it has sucked in dozens of people to its grand jury process. that has pulled in 3 warrants or from google and others, thousands of pages of information that has gone explicitly off the journals. that is what it calls a whole of government investigation. what other state

this is hardly going to really make, not much of a difference to google. i expect google to possibly provide a number excuses for the problems that it's having. the sheer volume of stuff on the web means that it is a very thankless task. and it has a real difficulty because a there is content appearing all the time. these companies are being expected to moderates a lot of the content. and the moment the organizations like twitter ban on the president of the united states or other people on platforms, we're reaching a point where they are actually making editorial interventions. and is the speeds and the extent to which they're able to make these interventions that is going to be critical. they need to their results. it's not the game of getting better, but not all the regulators are off to them. there are some regulates, such as the regulator in ireland that appears to be quite complicit with these tech jones. when i bought it from us for this. how thanks for sticking with us. we own always to see you can sin and have a great day. ah, oil and gas manufactu

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom host and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school, it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real hourly wages net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seeing is a large

now, google's vice president of compensation said there are no plans for a company wide pay increase, but he said they are aware of increasing prices and plan to compensate their employees through bonuses based on their work. but even with more companies offering higher wages as a grapple with an ongoing labor shortage, it's the impact of inflation that is leaving many americans with larger paychecks, but less spending power as they find themselves paying more just to survive. so joining me now to discuss our boom boom to host the i and john quotes, dean of the miami herbert business school. it's great to have you both on the show today, dean, cultural, start with you. what you make of the current situation. we're in, we're businesses are paying more to higher, but that increase is getting cancelled out by the increased cost of living. rachel, it's the case, but in november versus october, real alley wages. net of inflation fell. 0.4 percent. reflecting what you said, that wage price increases are simply not keeping pace with price inflation at the gas pump, et cetera. what we're seei

google, facebook, they are interested in your data. you're not paying for the service because you are the product. we all need to remember that, but that doesn't mean that it's something we should just ignore, especially there have been a national security concerns over tick tock, specifically because there have been service members who have been using, using the app and people are worried. what, what other things on the phone is that then given the app access to this is an important conversation. and i don't think it's something that we should become complacent in. but i will say, you know, this isn't just because tick tock is owned by china. i think all of these big tech companies, data privacy is something we should be worried about. laura, that's a great point right there. that it's not just take it to every app that's on your phone. you say that you registered for free. nothing is ever free except for good information. good guest, and i really appreciate you sharing your knowledge with our, with our audience. thank you. thank you.

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use on iphones made by apple, an android which is owned by google. well, it's those 2 tech giants that are now the subject of a $445.00 page report from the you case, anti trust regulator, which describes the companies as having a vice like grip on the consumers who use their products, their report notes a ways in which apple and google lock consumers into their ecosystem, encouraging users to choose their apps and making it difficult for 3rd party vendors and browsers to compete at all. now the anti trust regulator is accusing apple and google of limiting innovation and choice, which it says has an impact on millions of consumers in the u. k. a load. this report is one of several from the you case competitions and markets authority, which is calling for the british government to give it more power to target tech giants and their dominance in the market. both apple and google, of course, have denied the accusations and said they value competition. i bet they do while defending the exclusive nature of their products. a final report from the regulator

these days and obviously christy, the google searches for the word out of crime, we're skyrocketing over the last few days as this, all this news broke. so how does that actually translate into interest into a crypto currency? well, the same thing actually happened with ave, a few months back that we talked about all day is one of the top 50 criptos. but interesting sort of very suddenly one day because the hash tag was trending on twitter. and because the crypto markets are now like the equity markets in that there are a lot of bots in august that pick up on these keywords and hash tags on twitter and google read it. but unfortunately, these bots are not that smart and cannot differentiate the context of these hash tags. so in always case, that hash i was trying to on twitter because it stood for african american vernacular, english and people were talking about that. but the boss interpreted ave decline, and then went and started buying spree and pumping the coin up, thinking that there was high interest and bullish sentiment behind that name. and now the very same things seem to have

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and obviously, christie, the google searches for the word autocrat. we're skyrocketing over the last few days as this all this news broke. so how does it actually translate into interest into a crypto currency? well, the same thing actually happened with ave, a few months back that we talked about all day is one of the top 50 criptos. but interesting sort of very suddenly, one day because the hash tag was trending on twitter. and because the crypto markets are now like the equity markets in that there are a lot of bots and i'll goes that pick up on these keywords and hash tags on twitter and google read it. but unfortunately, these spots are not that smart and cannot differentiate the context of these hashtags. so in always case, that hash, i was trying the on twitter because it stood for african american vernacular, english and people were talking about that. but the boss interpreted, ave decline. and then went and started buying spree and pumping the coin up, thinking that there was high interest and bullish sentiment behind that name and all the ve

and obviously, christie, the google searches for the word out of crime. we're skyrocketing over the last few days as this all this news broke. so how does it actually translate into interest into a crypto currency? well, the same thing actually happened with ave, a few months back that we talked about all day is one of the top 50 criptos. but interesting sort of very suddenly, one day because the hash tag was trending on twitter. and because the crypto markets are now like the equity markets in that there are a lot of bonds in august, i pick up on these key words and hashtags on twitter and google read it. but unfortunately, these bots are not that smart and cannot differentiate the context of these hash tags. so in always case, that hash i was trying to on twitter because it stood for african american vernacular, english, and people were talking about that. but the boss interpreted ave decline, and then went and started buying spree and pumping the coin up, thinking that there was high interest and bullish sentiment behind that name. and now the very thi

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