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

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

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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 a, 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. that is going to be critical their needs, their results is 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. john's. of the russian foreign ministry security crane of preparing a crusade against its own people that saw the key and out the surgeon military spendin

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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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

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 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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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, 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, 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

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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well, a caught in northern russia has sentenced a google, a historian, unity dmitri, after 15 years in prison for the sexual abuse of his adopted daughter at the latest conviction as 2 years to demetrius, 13 year sentence tied down. last year, supporters denied the allegations. those saying the charges of all the fabricated, discuss it just short time ago with autism, senior correspondent. but i guess the historian you read museum has been under investigation for, for many years now. he has been incarcerated since 2018 when he was acquitted of similar charges, possession of child pornography. the verdict was appealed and the investigation was relaunched. he has now been found guilty of the possession and production of child pornography, as well as the sexual abuse of his adopted daughter, who at that time was younger than 40, as well as the illegal possession of at least a part of a farm. and the legal far mitchie of himself to does all charges he claims they are politically motivated. he himself has been active in identifying and unearthing the remains of victims of repressions mass g

don't ask a court in northern russia, a sentence to google like historian unity dmitri f to 15 years in prison for the sexual abuse of her adopted daughter. the latest conviction adds 2 years to to be 3 fifths. 13 years sentence handed down last year is supporters deny the allegations bo, saying the charges have been fabricated? let's learn more about this right now. and funding live to our senior correspondent, murat, gas d f mo dad. can you pick up the story for us and tell us, what do you know about the case? well, in 2018 duty, admittedly of a historian working for memorial, which is a loose activist organization in russia, is recognizes as a foreign agent. and he was acquitted of the possession of child pornography. this is in 2018. the verdict was appeal, the investigation was launched again. and now he has been found guilty of possessing child pornography of manufacturing child pornography. the sexual abuse of his adopted daughter who at the time was, was younger than 14, as well as the possession of at least a part of a firearm, of the legal possession. and before on his door

and what website out google, google, we will tell you which a social media platform was visited more than the popular search engine. and name calling as a lazy retort and politics, especially if they're emotionally charged term falsely being grown. so why are groups and being allowed to assign labels without any accountability, if they are inaccurate and why this could have the potential to be dangerous and going into the midterm. our panel will discuss any time with all the modern medical advances we're seeing. you would think like expectancy, what off the grow, but it is actually reduced in the top reason is not even coping. we will give you the details. i'm sky now use and you're watching r t america. so let's get started. ah thanks for joining us. you know, with massive port congestion over the last few months, causing the supply chain to actually experience a bottleneck nationwide. many of question whether consumers will turn out for this year's holiday shoppe.

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very much like that's the nurse who bought apple or, you know, google back in their early days. only to realize that the value of those investments that they made ultimately were something that the market life in the market. you know, put their arms around the product and started paying more for it. how it's going to move forward from here. i don't know, but what i have been recommending who own bitcoin is to think about taking some profits along the way and put it into real things, farmland. timberland, gold, silver you know tangible assets because what we want to get a rote get away from now do we want to start moving away from financial assets which are overvalued and into undervalue tangible assets? that's typically what happens during a period of increasing inflation. right, well again, the market seems to be moving toward the metal verse. we're the virtual reality is taking precedence over the quote unquote physical reality. another problem with golf mill, you might have an opinion about this, of course, is that it is over li, concentrated in the hands of central banks. an

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as you mentioned, i did google it and i do see a lot of references going back over the past few years. so it's not something actually new is just something new in the headlines. and that is the global stilling is essentially that though in the past few decades, there have been 15 percent less wins, power and energy in the wind. right. that is partly due to, as we keep on saying right, the arctic area gets, is getting warmer and warmer. so there's less of you know, discrepancy between the, the arctic temperatures and the equator like it's not driving as much wind as it used to. we saw this, this is why not only has the money printing cause the price of natural gas and oil to rise. but we also saw over the past year, what has happened is that the wind energy was reduced throughout europe. and therefore, they have huge systems in the nor see across europe to provide wind energy. however, the wind energy did not arrive this past year, and that is called global stilling the headline on this reeds. where has the wind gone? global stilling is blamed as wind speeds drop across europe, cutting

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