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Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 19, 2018 11:00pm-12:00am EST
hand, mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg realize more and more they need to make money sooner than they thought from these younger assets that facebook has acquired. emily: you have taken a closer look at where facebook is spending money to fight some of these concerns and the company is continuing to fall back on look at all the money we are investing in ai and new staff to combat security issues. how much is facebook actually investing in this mission and how much of it -- facebook continues to grow bigger? >> mark zuckerberg says they are spending so much on facebook and security, but the profitability of the company will be seriously hurt. it is true that a spokes says it -- that facebook says it is spending billions of dollars to protect itself from election interference, hate speech and things like that, but also spending money on everything else. the cost of being facebook is going up. you saw the employee base grow 45% in the last year. it is spending more money on computer data centers, web video projects, on the vr. the cost is going up as revenue growth is going down. em
hand, mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg realize more and more they need to make money sooner than they thought from these younger assets that facebook has acquired. emily: you have taken a closer look at where facebook is spending money to fight some of these concerns and the company is continuing to fall back on look at all the money we are investing in ai and new staff to combat security issues. how much is facebook actually investing in this mission and how much of it -- facebook...
Making Money With Charles Payne : FBC : November 30, 2018 2:00pm-3:00pm EST
, sheryl sandberg be out? you will see the drama. president trump chatting up with two of the world's leaders after signing a new deal with canada, mexico and trade. as his trade representative tells our very own liz claman he would be shocked if the trump-xi meeting is not a success. she will join us live from buenos aires next. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. unstopand it's strengthenedting place, the by xfi pods,gateway. which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. ♪ charles: u.s. trade representative
, sheryl sandberg be out? you will see the drama. president trump chatting up with two of the world's leaders after signing a new deal with canada, mexico and trade. as his trade representative tells our very own liz claman he would be shocked if the trump-xi meeting is not a success. she will join us live from buenos aires next. ♪ comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond. beyond chasing down network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue....
Discussion with Rebecca Traister & Celeste Ng : CSPAN2 : November 18, 2018 3:08am-4:24am EST
supposed to. >> a lot more than miami for the tour so we'll talk about sheryl sandberg i'm sure you've heard of her facebook ceo whose dubious political dealings with ed we will try and talk to celeste ng we will talk about her novel and then finally rebecca traister to talk about her new book getting mad so we are excited to take questions from the audience you will have that entire episode to think about may or may not be the sexiest and come up to the mic in the middle and to make a scientific judgment whether or not our sexist. should be get into it quick. >> spirit that has never happened at a live show. . >> a thank you to people to ask if you are sexist. >> so sheryl sandberg became a household name in 2013 with her manifesto lean in this week "the new york times" expose dealing with russian interference and political challenges and came out looking like a mastermind of this profoundly unethical corporate operation. she smeared facebook critics as george soros funded protesters and to minimize the extent that operatives used facebook to get information in front of users a
supposed to. >> a lot more than miami for the tour so we'll talk about sheryl sandberg i'm sure you've heard of her facebook ceo whose dubious political dealings with ed we will try and talk to celeste ng we will talk about her novel and then finally rebecca traister to talk about her new book getting mad so we are excited to take questions from the audience you will have that entire episode to think about may or may not be the sexiest and come up to the mic in the middle and to make a...
Worldwide Exchange : CNBC : November 16, 2018 5:00am-6:00am EST
with the latest. >>> and firing back. sheryl sandberg responding to a bombshell report that facebook ignored russia's role in the 2016 election. it is friday, november 16, 2018. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is on assignment. let's check on the markets futures pointing to, as you can see, a slightly lower open the dow jones off by 31 points the s&p by 6, nasdaq by 48 points on the treasury side of things, we're seeing a bit of movement on the ten-year treasury note yield, 3.12% 2.78 for the two-year treasury note yield in the energy market crude prices -- we've been talking about this idea of the downtrend in place, another green spec out there. wti at 57.28 ice brent futures, $67.68. turning now overseas, on the asia side of things, overnight we saw a move to the knee kaunia half percent to the down side. the shanghai composite up about a half percent in europe, broadly speaking a genuinely positive tone there. the dax up by a half percent the cac by a quarter percent the ftse 100
with the latest. >>> and firing back. sheryl sandberg responding to a bombshell report that facebook ignored russia's role in the 2016 election. it is friday, november 16, 2018. you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. ♪ >>> good morning welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm dominic chu. brian sullivan is on assignment. let's check on the markets futures pointing to, as you can see, a slightly lower open the dow jones off by 31 points the s&p by...
MSNBC Live : MSNBCW : November 17, 2018 5:30am-6:01am PST
facebook know what was happening they tried to keep it quiet. facebook coo sheryl sandberg denying the allegations saying we absolutely did not pay anyone to deny fake news. tony, i want to get your read on what happened since this article was published. mark zuckerberg addressed it in a phone call this week. we have a quote from sheryl sandbe sandberg. your reaction? >> facebook is under siege again in washington. for a long time law makers has been asking whether facebook has done enough from everything to election dissemination to privacy. then you add to that the way facebook hired the blow back. folks are now questioning whether mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg have their hands on the reigns so to speak. >> reading that article, did you think it was the threat of regulation or the threat of consumer blow back? >> i think it's both. it goes back to their bottom line. you have marketers saying if you can't trust the company in terms of what they're telling you, we have a problem and of course consumers there was a #deletefacebook. the data mine is their cash crop. regulation, rem
facebook know what was happening they tried to keep it quiet. facebook coo sheryl sandberg denying the allegations saying we absolutely did not pay anyone to deny fake news. tony, i want to get your read on what happened since this article was published. mark zuckerberg addressed it in a phone call this week. we have a quote from sheryl sandbe sandberg. your reaction? >> facebook is under siege again in washington. for a long time law makers has been asking whether facebook has done...
blockbuster report alleging mismanagement of facebook. sheryl sandberg defended herself writing "to suggest we were not interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew, or that we try to prevent investigation, is simply untrue. the allegation saying i personally stood in the way are also just plain wrong. this was an investigation of a foreign actor trying to interfere in our elections. nothing could be more important to me or to facebook." emily: she also called the tactics used against george soros of laurent -- a poor and -- abhorent. bloomberg is reporting depressed route as employees try to grapple with what they read. this as investors call for zuckerberg to split his role as ceo and chair along with renewed calls from lawmakers to investigate legal ramifications of it all. here to dissect it all is michael wolff and kyle jensen. at a higher level, how do you think these governance issues will play out here? you have the top two leaders set aside for both being asleep at the wheel. michael: from a governance perspective, we have to remember facebook is a cont
blockbuster report alleging mismanagement of facebook. sheryl sandberg defended herself writing "to suggest we were not interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew, or that we try to prevent investigation, is simply untrue. the allegation saying i personally stood in the way are also just plain wrong. this was an investigation of a foreign actor trying to interfere in our elections. nothing could be more important to me or to facebook." emily: she also called...
Amanpour & Company : KQED : November 21, 2018 12:00am-1:01am PST
scathing letter to facebook's chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg, the president of soros' foundation wrote, and i quote, your methods threaten the very values underpinning our democracy. he is the former u.s. ambassador to south africa, and he's joining me now from brussels. thank you very much for joining me. let me ask you, ambassador, i mean this is a pretty -- >> thank you for having me on on this important subject. >> yeah. a tough intervention. i mean that language, and there was more that you used to address sheryl sandberg, who is essentially the face and the p.r. face, the policy face of facebook, means that something very bad is going on as far as you're concerned. >> absolutely, christiane. and i think that a tough intervention was absolutely called for in this regard for two reasons. one, george soros not only had nothing to do with the funding of groups that were using their first amendment rights to ask legitimate questions about facebook, but we have seen a pattern that's been used and abused by the right wing in the u.s. and around the globe to distort the good work o
scathing letter to facebook's chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg, the president of soros' foundation wrote, and i quote, your methods threaten the very values underpinning our democracy. he is the former u.s. ambassador to south africa, and he's joining me now from brussels. thank you very much for joining me. let me ask you, ambassador, i mean this is a pretty -- >> thank you for having me on on this important subject. >> yeah. a tough intervention. i mean that language, and...
2018 Miami Book Festival Saturday : CSPAN2 : November 17, 2018 5:06pm-6:23pm EST
miami for the tour so we'll talk about sheryl sandberg i'm sure you've heard of her facebook ceo whose dubious political dealings with ed we will try and talk to celeste ng we will talk about her novel and then finally rebecca traister to talk about her new book getting mad so we are excited to take questions from the audience you will have that entire episode to think about may or may not be the sexiest and come up to the mic in the middle and to make a scientific judgment whether or not our sexist. should be get into it quick. >> spirit that has never happened at a live show. . >> a thank you to people to ask if you are sexist. >> so sheryl sandberg became a household name in 2013 with her manifesto lean in this week "the new york times" expose dealing with russian interference and political challenges and came out looking like a mastermind of this profoundly unethical corporate operation. she smeared facebook critics as george soros funded protesters and to minimize the extent that operatives used facebook to get information in front of users and worried that republicans would
miami for the tour so we'll talk about sheryl sandberg i'm sure you've heard of her facebook ceo whose dubious political dealings with ed we will try and talk to celeste ng we will talk about her novel and then finally rebecca traister to talk about her new book getting mad so we are excited to take questions from the audience you will have that entire episode to think about may or may not be the sexiest and come up to the mic in the middle and to make a scientific judgment whether or not our...
Bloomberg Technology : BLOOMBERG : November 26, 2018 5:00pm-6:00pm EST
, sheryl sandberg's leadership being questioned. issue being thrown under the bus? we will discuss. you like bloomberg, listen in on our app and sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bitcoin dipped below $4000 before recovering some of the loss monday. it has no declined some 80% since last december's record high of almost $20,000. investors have been concerned about increased regulations and problems with exchanges. multiple crises at facebook this year have put immense pressure on chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. spoke to former employees from her side of the organization. some blame her for facebook's woes. they say she prioritized her own brand over facebook. they also say she didn't address problems quickly enough or treated them only as perception issues. here to discuss is brian, senior analyst and brad stone. has an extensive piece on sheryl sandberg, and we have scenes group me of mark zuckerberg, that he didn't believe facebook could do some of the bad we have seen. do you think some of these issues around sandberg's will cause long-term damage echoes >> it is
, sheryl sandberg's leadership being questioned. issue being thrown under the bus? we will discuss. you like bloomberg, listen in on our app and sirius xm. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: bitcoin dipped below $4000 before recovering some of the loss monday. it has no declined some 80% since last december's record high of almost $20,000. investors have been concerned about increased regulations and problems with exchanges. multiple crises at facebook this year have put immense pressure on chief...
MSNBC Live With Stephanie Ruhle : MSNBCW : November 15, 2018 6:00am-7:00am PST
" says, quote, bent on growth founder mark zuckerberg and ceo sheryl sandberg ignored warning signs and then sought to conceal them from public view. at critical moments over the last three years, they were distracted by personal projects and passed off security and policy decisions to subordinates, according to current and former executives. drawing on interviews with more than 50, that's 5-0 people, "the times" says problems began way back in december, 2015, when a post by then-candidate donald trump about a muslim ban prompted a conversation about hate speech. and whether trump's post violated facebook's terms of service. well, facebook's d.c. rep reportedly feared a conservative backlash, telling the company leadership, quote, don't poke the bear. "the new york times" reports that zuckerberg and sandberg were basically absent from that all-important debate. trump's posts stayed up, and after that, it seemed the floodgates were wide open. by the spring of 2016, facebook was reportedly finding signs that they were being infiltrated by russian trolls, but they didn't disclose what they
" says, quote, bent on growth founder mark zuckerberg and ceo sheryl sandberg ignored warning signs and then sought to conceal them from public view. at critical moments over the last three years, they were distracted by personal projects and passed off security and policy decisions to subordinates, according to current and former executives. drawing on interviews with more than 50, that's 5-0 people, "the times" says problems began way back in december, 2015, when a post by...
MSNBC Live With Ali Velshi : MSNBCW : November 15, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PST
executives, though not ceo mark zuckerberg or chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg. facebook has slammed the report, saying it's filled with inaccuracies, but it also quickly fired that d.c. company that it had used to spread stories about its critics and the competition. let's start by looking at some of the investigation's key findings. "the times" reports that by the spring of 2016, facebook was seeing signs that russian trolls were infiltrating the social media platform. as employees traced more ads, pages, and groups back to russia, facebook realized the situation had become, as one executive put it, a five-alarm fire. but zuckerberg and sandberg were so focused on growth, they ignored the warning signs, is the allegation, tried to conceal them from the public. and zuckerberg publicly, of course, downplayed the problem just after the 2016 election. >> personally, i think the idea that, you know, fake news on facebook of which, you know, it's a very small amount of the content, influenced the election in any way, i think is a pretty crazy idea. >> in a lengthy blog post today, facebo
executives, though not ceo mark zuckerberg or chief operating officer, sheryl sandberg. facebook has slammed the report, saying it's filled with inaccuracies, but it also quickly fired that d.c. company that it had used to spread stories about its critics and the competition. let's start by looking at some of the investigation's key findings. "the times" reports that by the spring of 2016, facebook was seeing signs that russian trolls were infiltrating the social media platform. as...
Varney & Company : FBC : November 30, 2018 9:00am-12:00pm EST
data breach at marriott, more bad news for facebook, pr news that is. sheryl sandberg making latest negative headline. the the friday edition of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> with our signatures today we will formally delay intention of our three countries to replace nafta with the u.s. usmca a truy groundbreaking achievement modern day agreement. >> there you go it is official now president trump along with canada trudeau and mexico pin signing new agreement much more from the g20 meeting throughout the the show today. it is, in fact, the trump show, we'll bring it to you firsthand first up we have another headache at facebook. "the new york times" report that sheryl sandberg reportedly asked facebook's staff to research george sors? >> this comes after "new york timeses" article explosive article a few weeks ago that said facebook had higher definer group which was a republican linked opposition research group and they've been pedaling anti-semitic attacks against george. now sheryl sandberg apparently in "new york times" report apparently she has asked communicatio
data breach at marriott, more bad news for facebook, pr news that is. sheryl sandberg making latest negative headline. the the friday edition of "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ >> with our signatures today we will formally delay intention of our three countries to replace nafta with the u.s. usmca a truy groundbreaking achievement modern day agreement. >> there you go it is official now president trump along with canada trudeau and mexico pin signing new...
ceo says he wants to work with sheryl sandberg for decades to come and says he has no plans to step down himself as chair. cut, foxconn is planning to $3 billion from expenses next year. could this be a sign of trouble for the global electronics industry going much deeper than apple? the out that chair is struggling with google's china strategy -- phabet caret struggling with google's china strategy. first, to the top story. continued volatility intact. wednesday morning, stocks climbed after steep losses tuesday. the nasdaq and s&p 500 saw gains to start the day. even apple, which had lost 7.5% monday and tuesday, again with modest gains after reports of iphone production in cut. let's go to new york where julie is standing by. every day is different, how do we know how to assess the market? julie: that is what happened in a light trading week. a lot of people have taken off for the holidays. the swings could be quite exaggerated. something you pointed out is that these big tech companies really saw an awful first two days which made the entire fall quite a bit because they make up
ceo says he wants to work with sheryl sandberg for decades to come and says he has no plans to step down himself as chair. cut, foxconn is planning to $3 billion from expenses next year. could this be a sign of trouble for the global electronics industry going much deeper than apple? the out that chair is struggling with google's china strategy -- phabet caret struggling with google's china strategy. first, to the top story. continued volatility intact. wednesday morning, stocks climbed after...
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with the treasury yields in the united states, the ten-yearnot yielding 3.116%. >>> sheryl sandberg firing back at a bombshell report by the "new york times" that said the company ignored russian interference in the 2016 election facebook spent much of yesterday trying to address what has now turned into a public relations crisis for the company including holding an hour-long conference call that mark zuckerberg had with journalists >> in general there are a lot of issues here that we were behind on i think a lot of the critique of the company is fair. a lot of the feedback has been important for us to take in order to learn and do better because we feel like we have a responsibility to do that. that's our primary goal here >> in another blog post sandberg said on a number o issues including spotting and understanding russian interference we saw in the 2016 election mark and i have said many times we were too slow. but to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew, or that we tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue. mark zuckerberg an
with the treasury yields in the united states, the ten-yearnot yielding 3.116%. >>> sheryl sandberg firing back at a bombshell report by the "new york times" that said the company ignored russian interference in the 2016 election facebook spent much of yesterday trying to address what has now turned into a public relations crisis for the company including holding an hour-long conference call that mark zuckerberg had with journalists >> in general there are a lot of...
CNN Newsroom with Poppy Harlow and Jim Sciutto : CNNW : November 30, 2018 7:00am-8:00am PST
be back in a minute. >>> facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg told facebook staff to look into george soros, this is according to a new report in "the new york times" that sandberg was directly involved in the company's response to attacked by the liberal billionaire. she wanted to know if soros was betting against the company. let's go to our colleague joining us from london. so this is days after soros called facebook and google menaces to society in davos at the world economic forum. sandberg was there but not present for the comments, and then e-mails and wants to know what's his financial stake in facebook? is he shorting the stock? what is the significance here? >> a coo of a company asking for research into why a billionaire is saying such bad things about their company is not that unusual. and most coos would want to know backgrounds into what is going on. the issue here is sort of the shifting stories and shifting narratives we're hearing from facebook about how much sandberg knew, how involved she was in the research into george soros, and what that says about fa
be back in a minute. >>> facebook chief operating officer sheryl sandberg told facebook staff to look into george soros, this is according to a new report in "the new york times" that sandberg was directly involved in the company's response to attacked by the liberal billionaire. she wanted to know if soros was betting against the company. let's go to our colleague joining us from london. so this is days after soros called facebook and google menaces to society in davos at...
for his coo. here's what he had to say on cnn. >> sheryl sandberg is an important part of this company and is leading the efforts to address the biggest issues we have. she has been an important partner for me for 10 years. i'm really proud of the work we have done together. i hope we work together for decades more to come. emily: to talk more about the continued issues with facebook, we have sarah frier. the interview on cnn, zuckerberg really did not go much further than what he has already said. what was your big takeaway? sarah: i think the big takeaway here is that sheryl, for the first time, is being hit a lee from this article. in the past few months, you and i have discussed where has she been in the public conversation, is she doing more behind the scenes work, where does sheryl fit into all of this. we have heard a lot of calls for mark zuckerberg to step down but it has not hit sheryl and i think the new york times report specifically focused on her decisions that affected the outcome for the company. i think we see a lot more direct focus on her and zuckerberg needs to come
for his coo. here's what he had to say on cnn. >> sheryl sandberg is an important part of this company and is leading the efforts to address the biggest issues we have. she has been an important partner for me for 10 years. i'm really proud of the work we have done together. i hope we work together for decades more to come. emily: to talk more about the continued issues with facebook, we have sarah frier. the interview on cnn, zuckerberg really did not go much further than what he has...
Keiser Report : RT : November 22, 2018 3:30pm-4:01pm EST
sheryl sandberg was going to be hillary clinton's treasury secretary she was in line to be the treasury secretary for hillary clinton and now we learn that during the course of the aftermath of two thousand and sixteen what emerged is that well quite scary story facebook fires consultants following damning new york times reports that basically all summed it up this way is that the company facebook sheryl sandberg in particular hired a republican group republican allied opposition group to basically dig up dirt on their enemies and the enemies were people like matt stoller and people who were antitrust activists who were looking at these monopolies like facebook and and google and collecting data on us and what they did is first of all they got this republican linked group to smear them as being soros which is the classic. you know anti-semitic thing a lot of anti semites will always link everything to soros because he's the one well known politically active jewish financier and billionaire but the other thing is they also convinced that anti-defamation league apparently according to thi
sheryl sandberg was going to be hillary clinton's treasury secretary she was in line to be the treasury secretary for hillary clinton and now we learn that during the course of the aftermath of two thousand and sixteen what emerged is that well quite scary story facebook fires consultants following damning new york times reports that basically all summed it up this way is that the company facebook sheryl sandberg in particular hired a republican group republican allied opposition group to...
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MSNBC Live With Velshi and Ruhle : MSNBCW : November 19, 2018 10:00am-11:00am PST
, particularly with the chief operating officer and partner sheryl sandberg. joining me is dylan buyers and derrick thompson. dylan, here's what i don't get. go to the "wall street journal" piece first. when i first read it, turmoil at facebook. the turmoil is not about the russian interference or this is a giant problem. how do we solve it. the turmoil is it is about pr and mark zuckerberg says we'll fire the leakers. not address this problem that is infecting our platform and the millions of people who trust it. >> that's absolutely right. facebook, the leadership at facebook, sees this as a press relations issue and i spoke to people over the weekend who work there and they're like, look. the title of "the new york times" article was delay, deny and deflect. okay? 18 months you guys have been doing this. here's the chance for you to step up and take responsibility for the company's problems and what do you do? deny and deflect. and but this is a really legitimate feeling i think among the leadership of the company is, look, if we had just done a better job of telling our story, if we
, particularly with the chief operating officer and partner sheryl sandberg. joining me is dylan buyers and derrick thompson. dylan, here's what i don't get. go to the "wall street journal" piece first. when i first read it, turmoil at facebook. the turmoil is not about the russian interference or this is a giant problem. how do we solve it. the turmoil is it is about pr and mark zuckerberg says we'll fire the leakers. not address this problem that is infecting our platform and the...
America This Morning : KGO : November 30, 2018 4:00am-4:29am PST
with world leaders. >>> breaking overnight, new trouble for facebook executive sheryl sandberg. what she ordered her employees to do when the company came under fire. the fallout this morning. >>> new video showing the colorado man who murdered his pregnant wife and daughters loading his truck in his driveway. what he reportedly did just hours after the killings. >>> plus, porn in prison. the new lawsuit claiming inmateo view it. >>> no more passports? the technology behind big changes at the airport. >> girl power. >> i just can't believe it got to this point. >>> the 9-year-old who wrote to a basketball superstar demanding he make sneakers for girls too. >>> good friday morning, everyone. we begin with new details in the russia investigation. following that bombshell guilty plea from the president's former lawyer. >> michael cohen has admitted to lying to congress. he now says talks about building a trump tower in moscow continued well into 2016 even after trump had the republican nomination wrapped >> mfe rep that the trump organization planned to give vladimir putin a $50 million
with world leaders. >>> breaking overnight, new trouble for facebook executive sheryl sandberg. what she ordered her employees to do when the company came under fire. the fallout this morning. >>> new video showing the colorado man who murdered his pregnant wife and daughters loading his truck in his driveway. what he reportedly did just hours after the killings. >>> plus, porn in prison. the new lawsuit claiming inmateo view it. >>> no more passports? the...
Bloomberg's Studio 1.0 : BLOOMBERG : November 10, 2018 5:30am-6:00am EST
talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, how do you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are being dragged kicking and screaming? ♪ ♪ david: so let's talk about the tech world. and how it interacts with the rest of the world. what are the obligations, the moral obligations, of the tech world as it has become a very big business for the rest of us? reid: it is one of the chapters in the book "blitzscaling." what is responsible blitzscaling? i think the thing the tech industry has been learning is oh,we are not just challengers to disruptors. we are becoming part of the social and logistics infrastructure. as we have become part of that infrastructure and we get to scale, our responsibilities change. we can't just say hey, trust us, we're building new products. we have to be transparent. we have to be in dialogue with society. we have to be more careful about which risks we take because we have a greater impact with that. david: does technology have a brand problem? we love facebook or twitter, whatever social media we're on, but at the sam
talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, how do you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are being dragged kicking and screaming? ♪ ♪ david: so let's talk about the tech world. and how it interacts with the rest of the world. what are the obligations, the moral obligations, of the tech world as it has become a very big business for the rest of us? reid: it is one of the chapters in the book "blitzscaling." what is responsible blitzscaling? i...
The David Rubenstein Show, Peer to Peer Conversations : BLOOMBERG : November 25, 2018 5:30am-6:00am EST
be uccessful there. david: as you talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, how do you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are being dragged kicking and screaming? ♪ david: so let's talk about the tech world. what are the obligations, the moral obligations, of the tech world as it has become a very big business for the rest of us? reid: it is one of the chapters in the book "blitzscaling." what is responsible blitzscaling? we are not just challengers to disruptors. we are becoming part of the social and logistics infrastructure. as we have become part of that infrastructure and we get to scale, our responsibilities change. we have to be transparent. we have to be in dialogue with society. we have to be more careful about which risks we take because we have a greater impact with that. david: does technology have a brand problem? we love facebook or twitter, but at the same time, there are questions being raised now. can we trust these people with our information, data, patterns? is there a branding problem here? reid: there is definitely a brand c
be uccessful there. david: as you talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, how do you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are being dragged kicking and screaming? ♪ david: so let's talk about the tech world. what are the obligations, the moral obligations, of the tech world as it has become a very big business for the rest of us? reid: it is one of the chapters in the book "blitzscaling." what is responsible blitzscaling? we are not just...
The David Rubenstein Show, Peer to Peer Conversations : BLOOMBERG : November 24, 2018 10:00am-10:30am EST
to innovate in the future? david: as you talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, what is the discussion of how you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are getting dragged kicking and screaming? reid: the key thing is to show that you are being transparent and disclosive. that you are investing in the things people care about, and they are. they are investing in election integrity, data security, and not just to do it, but show people you are doing it. to show people, you say, i hear what your worries are and we are working on them. it may take us a few iterations to learn exactly, but we care about it and are investing in it, and to be talking about that. i think they are on path to exactly those conversations. david: how does the tech industry responsibly participate in the chinese market, but not have the chinese government act as a sensor? we are seeing it with google. reid: so it is one of these things where each tech company has to have its own mission. the mission for google is all the world's information at your fingertips. the mission
to innovate in the future? david: as you talk with sheryl sandbergs and mark zuckerbergs of the world, what is the discussion of how you get in front of this instead of the appearance you are getting dragged kicking and screaming? reid: the key thing is to show that you are being transparent and disclosive. that you are investing in the things people care about, and they are. they are investing in election integrity, data security, and not just to do it, but show people you are doing it. to...
immense pressure on chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. bloomberg spoke to eight employees from her side of the operation and some blame her for facebook's woes. they say at times sandberg prioritized her own brand over facebook's and say she didn't address problems quickly enough or treated them only as perception issues. here to discuss the senior analyst at pivotal research and bloomberg's senior tech brad stone. there is an extensive piece out on sandberg in particular and we've seen a lot of scrutiny of mark zetterberg that he simply didn't believe -- mark zucker berg just didn't seem to believe facebook could do bad and always believed it could do good but do you think this will cause long-term damage? >> i think it is unclear. this is not the last chapter in sheryl sandberg's leadership at facebook. she got a lot of credit for building a business with $50 billion in sales, for helping mark zuckerberg take facebook to 2 billion users. she is also the head of the legal and policy teams at facebook and on friday took responsibility for some of the recent revelations, abuse and s
immense pressure on chief operating officer sheryl sandberg. bloomberg spoke to eight employees from her side of the operation and some blame her for facebook's woes. they say at times sandberg prioritized her own brand over facebook's and say she didn't address problems quickly enough or treated them only as perception issues. here to discuss the senior analyst at pivotal research and bloomberg's senior tech brad stone. there is an extensive piece out on sandberg in particular and we've seen...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : November 21, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm PST
leadership changes. did he say anything about sheryl sandberg's job? is that safe? is his own job safe? >> i think a lot of these reports didn't paint sheryl sandberg in the best light. would she lose her job, would her job change? he said, no, she wouldn't lose her job, i hope to be partnering with her in ten years. you have to keep an eye on that. sheryl sandberg has her own brand. another question is, you know, is mark zuckerberg too powerful? he's the ceo, chairman and makes all the decisions in facebook. i asked him would he step down as chairman? he said definitively no. he has no plans to step down. >> what about facebook stock? we've talked a lot about how it's taken a hit this year, other technical stocks have as well, amazon and apple. how much does that factor into the company's decisions? >> in order to get on top of what they have to get on top of, they have to invest billions. they hired 30 security officials to get on top of the security problem. and they won't emphasize sensationalist content. but that leaves less eyeballs on screens. so it's something fundamentally wro
leadership changes. did he say anything about sheryl sandberg's job? is that safe? is his own job safe? >> i think a lot of these reports didn't paint sheryl sandberg in the best light. would she lose her job, would her job change? he said, no, she wouldn't lose her job, i hope to be partnering with her in ten years. you have to keep an eye on that. sheryl sandberg has her own brand. another question is, you know, is mark zuckerberg too powerful? he's the ceo, chairman and makes all the...
Deadline: White House : MSNBCW : November 15, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm PST
officer sheryl sandberg has overseen an aggressive lobbying campaign to combat facebook's critics, shift public anger toward rival companies and ward off damaging regulation. may be employed a republican opposition research firm to discredit activist protesters in part by linking them to the liberal financier george soros. after this times report was published, facebook announced it was cutting ties with that opposition research firm. nick is one of the reporters on that extraordinary piece. i want to hear all about it, but, first, tell me what's happened since the piece was published. >> they've done a conference call today with mark zuckerberg and other executives who say mark didn't know about it or didn't know about the soros allegations being made. but, look, this is a company, the big picture here is this is a company right now that's facing a real crisis. and right now the focus is on the leadership. the focus is on governance. where was the board and where was zuckerberg and where was sheryl sandberg? this is their company. they built it into a behemoth and it was not alwa
officer sheryl sandberg has overseen an aggressive lobbying campaign to combat facebook's critics, shift public anger toward rival companies and ward off damaging regulation. may be employed a republican opposition research firm to discredit activist protesters in part by linking them to the liberal financier george soros. after this times report was published, facebook announced it was cutting ties with that opposition research firm. nick is one of the reporters on that extraordinary piece. i...
. facebook versus george soros. sheryl sandberg had employees look into the billionaire's holdings of the company. the reasoning was that sandberg wanted to determine whether soros who had criticized the network at the economic forum, had a financial reason to do so. this is the latest revelation calling into question facebook's leadership and actions during this time of crisis. in washington, we have sarah miller, the deputy director of the open markets institution and the spokesperson for freedom of facebook and anti-facebook coalition. in the studio we have sarah frier of course. what is the real problem here? is it that sheryl sandberg asked employees to do research on the financial connections or financial interests of george soros as a pertains to facebook, or that facebook's explanation of what happened and who knew what when keeps shifting. sarah f.: it is the latter. -- whowho makes runs the company wants to know the criticism that there company has an this is an instance where --dberg initially decide denied knowing anything about the research firm that sorostely linked t
. facebook versus george soros. sheryl sandberg had employees look into the billionaire's holdings of the company. the reasoning was that sandberg wanted to determine whether soros who had criticized the network at the economic forum, had a financial reason to do so. this is the latest revelation calling into question facebook's leadership and actions during this time of crisis. in washington, we have sarah miller, the deputy director of the open markets institution and the spokesperson for...
Early Start With Christine Romans and Dave Briggs : CNNW : November 22, 2018 2:00am-2:59am PST
tuesday. this move could be interpreted as a way of saving sheryl sandberg. >> she hired the firm that played a central role. sandberg admitted she received e-mails about definers after saying she did not know facebook hired the firm. >>> coming up, lebron james feeling the love after returning to cleveland for the first time arrest a la as a laker. andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report." join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum at dewar's, all our whiskies are aged, blended and aged again. it's the reason our whisky is so extraordinarily smooth. dewar's. double aged for extra smoothness. you ok there, kurt? we're about to move. karate helps... relieve some of the house-buying... stress. at least you don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. call geico. geico... helps with... homeowners insurance? been doing it for years. i'm calling geico right now. good idea! get to know geico. and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. welcome to emirates mr. jones. just sit back, relax and let us entertain you... ...with over 3,500 chann
tuesday. this move could be interpreted as a way of saving sheryl sandberg. >> she hired the firm that played a central role. sandberg admitted she received e-mails about definers after saying she did not know facebook hired the firm. >>> coming up, lebron james feeling the love after returning to cleveland for the first time arrest a la as a laker. andy scholes has more in the "bleacher report." join t-mobile and get the samsung galaxy s9 free. ♪ bum-bum-bum-bum-bum...
Squawk Alley : CNBC : November 16, 2018 11:00am-12:00pm EST
definers to attack its critics sheryl sandberg responding, quote, to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew and whether we tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue, but there is a growing expectation of regulation cfra scottes itler is saying we think the details and timing make more likely additional, sharp scrutiny and regulatory oversight and we still see it as attractively valued and there are calls for management change, despite the fact that zuckerberg's control of the company make that unlikely and excluding a major management change, facebook is potentially looking at a multi-year reputational turnaround fraught with execution risk. >> as for how all of this impacts ad dollars, while their clients have not pulled back ad spending now they're watching to see how consumers react. back over to you >> i think everybody is watching to see how consumers react thank you so much, julia boorstin >>> moving on to chip stocks those are getting slammed this morning, as well shares of nvidia are plunging 15% after the company fell short
definers to attack its critics sheryl sandberg responding, quote, to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth or we wanted to hide what we knew and whether we tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue, but there is a growing expectation of regulation cfra scottes itler is saying we think the details and timing make more likely additional, sharp scrutiny and regulatory oversight and we still see it as attractively valued and there are calls for management change, despite...
Andrea Mitchell Reports : MSNBCW : November 15, 2018 9:00am-10:00am PST
tried to cover it up. with the top executives mark k zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg ignoring the warning signs and trying to seek to the conceal them from the public. they did in fact hire a republican strategy firm that use uses political campaign tactics to falsely accuse george soros to a broad anti-facebook movement. and joining me is the president of george soros' open foundation, and it is good to the talk to you, patrick, and this is a real crisis in your world, and that our world, and you have written overnight a letter to facebook to the executives demanding explanation, and have you heard anything back from them? >> andrea, thank you so much for having me on, on this critical topic. i did indeed reach out to sheryl sandberg at facebook and she has said she will speak, and i appreciate the prompt response to my inquiry, but there are so many questions about not only george soros, and the open foundation society and the abuse of the name and there are questions about the integrity of the role that facebook played in the democracy and now that we know that they ran this op
tried to cover it up. with the top executives mark k zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg ignoring the warning signs and trying to seek to the conceal them from the public. they did in fact hire a republican strategy firm that use uses political campaign tactics to falsely accuse george soros to a broad anti-facebook movement. and joining me is the president of george soros' open foundation, and it is good to the talk to you, patrick, and this is a real crisis in your world, and that our world, and...
What'd You Miss? : BLOOMBERG : November 30, 2018 3:30pm-5:00pm EST
on bloomberg. caroline: coming up, sheryl sandberg under fire again. had to san francisco for the story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: sheryl sandberg's crisis over facebook's hiring of an opposition research firm has taken another turn. more, emily joins us from san francisco. any profiting out of this participation? emily: you would expect that s, if someonecoo' said something so negative about your company, would ask is this person shorting the stock and do they have incentive to do so? but that's not the problem here. the problem is the shifting explanations. mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg said they did not know that the company had hired a republican opposition research spreadat went on to negative news tied to george soros. later sheryl sandberg said maybe the news crossed her desk. now, we hear she sent an email asking her team to look into the financial incentives of george soros, which is not particularly unusual thing to do, but facebook has come out saying we were starting to do this before cheryl asked. she was not the one who directed the research. it's
on bloomberg. caroline: coming up, sheryl sandberg under fire again. had to san francisco for the story, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: sheryl sandberg's crisis over facebook's hiring of an opposition research firm has taken another turn. more, emily joins us from san francisco. any profiting out of this participation? emily: you would expect that s, if someonecoo' said something so negative about your company, would ask is this person shorting the stock and do they have incentive to...
MSNBC Live With Richard Lui : MSNBCW : November 17, 2018 12:00pm-1:01pm PST
election than it led out. the article saying mark zuckerberg and deputy sheryl sandberg ignored warning signs and sought to conceal them from public view. nbc news confirming the social network hired an outside pr firm. facebook dropped the firm. >> to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth or that we wanted to hide what we knew or that we tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue. >> facebook's board of directors said in a statement as a board we did indeed push zuckerberg and sandberg to move faster. >> that was nbc's jo lean kent reporting on that. i want to bring in dylan byers, great to have you here, and tell me what you think about the importance of this development, optically it's very clear not good. >> it's not a good look for the company at all. look, what's so important to me about "the new york times" report is it really puts a bow on everything that has been happening on facebook for the last 18 months and really signals that two things, one, the company is running away from them. the problems have gotten so big that mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandb
election than it led out. the article saying mark zuckerberg and deputy sheryl sandberg ignored warning signs and sought to conceal them from public view. nbc news confirming the social network hired an outside pr firm. facebook dropped the firm. >> to suggest that we weren't interested in knowing the truth or that we wanted to hide what we knew or that we tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue. >> facebook's board of directors said in a statement as a board we did indeed...
, facebook under fire another big story. time to discuss that report that sheryl sandberg ordered the company to investigate george soros after he made disparaging comments in davos. you'll recall when this first came out she said she knew nothing about it as we head to break, a look at the premarket winners and losers in the dow i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash back. which i used to offer health insurance to my employees. what's in your wallet? and then, more jobs robegan to appear.. what started with one job spread all around. because each job in energy creates many more in this town. you have a lot of deadlines in your business, right? we miss deadlines, we don't get paid. what if you lost your network connection? you gotta be kidding me. chaotic. our gig-speed network lets you download files up to 20 times faster. and we go beyond fast with 4g lte backup for complete reliability. so, if you lose your network connection... ♪ ♪ you won't miss the dead
, facebook under fire another big story. time to discuss that report that sheryl sandberg ordered the company to investigate george soros after he made disparaging comments in davos. you'll recall when this first came out she said she knew nothing about it as we head to break, a look at the premarket winners and losers in the dow i'm ken jacobus and i switched to the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy. and last year, i earned $36,000 in cash...
same meeting. sheryl sandberg hasn't been spared from zuckerberg's criticism. "wall street journal" reports earlier this year he blamed her for the public fallout over cambridge analytica saying she should have been more on top of cracking down on objectionable comments she was rattled by that and questioned whether she should be worried about her job. then last week zuckerberg said sandberg continues to be a, quote, important partner then reports from alex stamos, former chief security officer, in "the washington post" confirming many of the details he said were b.s yet at the same time effectively being defensive about the company and its role in all of this at least what their efforts were about. >> but their efforts and intentions were. >> i think the intentions piece is important >> right i think that's where there is still room to kind of maneuver who knew what when, who should have known what when, and what were their intentions. >> let's just make this optional >> becky >> it's just so fluid. >> it's a fluid show >> it has jk on it, but i'm not particularly -- i'm not that
same meeting. sheryl sandberg hasn't been spared from zuckerberg's criticism. "wall street journal" reports earlier this year he blamed her for the public fallout over cambridge analytica saying she should have been more on top of cracking down on objectionable comments she was rattled by that and questioned whether she should be worried about her job. then last week zuckerberg said sandberg continues to be a, quote, important partner then reports from alex stamos, former chief...
America's Newsroom With Bill Hemmer and Sandra Smith : FOXNEWSW : November 30, 2018 6:00am-9:00am PST
after chief operating officer sheryl sandberg called for an investigation into billionaire george soros for criticizing the company. how facebook is responding to that this morning. a deputy u.s. marshal killed trying to serve an arrest warrant. what we know about the suspect and how it all unfolded. i wanted more from my copd medicine... ...that's why i've got the power of 1-2-3 medicines with trelegy. the only fda-approved 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy. the power of 1-2-3 ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 trelegy with trelegy and the power of 1-2-3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works 3 ways to... ...open airways,... ...keep them open... ...and reduce inflammation... ...for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling,.. ...problems uri
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Boom Bust : RT : November 22, 2018 8:30am-9:01am EST
their critics using some bridie dirty means now sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook is under the gun for the whole mess and despite some people calling for mark zuckerberg to step down as chairman he said that's not happening what is the future for facebook joining us now is the c.e.o. of straw mark and friend of the show hillary ford which hilary thanks for being with us what i didn't mention is that the facebook stock has been down and down and down for the last year over year for twelve months for six months for the last week i think maybe i looked a little bit earlier was trading up two bucks today but it is not been a rosy ride for the company what's your take on it and what do you think about this p.r. firm situation yes i say about the public affairs for the finest public affair as i think the saddest thing about it bought actually is that both sheryl samberg mogs the book they additionally blamed their communications team and one thing a leader must always do is own up to their decisions they were either in the know or they weren't either way they lo
their critics using some bridie dirty means now sheryl sandberg the chief operating officer of facebook is under the gun for the whole mess and despite some people calling for mark zuckerberg to step down as chairman he said that's not happening what is the future for facebook joining us now is the c.e.o. of straw mark and friend of the show hillary ford which hilary thanks for being with us what i didn't mention is that the facebook stock has been down and down and down for the last year over...
Fast Money : CNBC : November 16, 2018 5:00pm-5:31pm EST
mark zuckerberg controls the company and expressed support for c.o.o. sheryl sandberg stifel analyst says excludeing a major caning they are looking at reputational turn around fraught with execution risk. sandberg dpoiing the reports of mismanagement. saying to suggest we weren't interested in knowing the truth or wanted oh hide what we knew or tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue now there are fwroeing calls for regulation senator mark warner saying he is disappointed with facebook management. >> i think there are ways we can find common ground they have to come to the table so far what they've said is yept to work with you but getting to specifics, there is not a lot of give on their side the notion that the wild wild west days of no regulations at all, no fward rails, just can't exist any longer. >> and yesterday warner fellow exactic senators be klobuchar, blumenthal, corns and hirono wrote the department of justice and urging a investigation into facebook for hiring political consultants to spread disinformation about people criticizing president bush but jp morgan'
mark zuckerberg controls the company and expressed support for c.o.o. sheryl sandberg stifel analyst says excludeing a major caning they are looking at reputational turn around fraught with execution risk. sandberg dpoiing the reports of mismanagement. saying to suggest we weren't interested in knowing the truth or wanted oh hide what we knew or tried to prevent investigations is simply untrue now there are fwroeing calls for regulation senator mark warner saying he is disappointed with...
Bloomberg Markets: Americas : BLOOMBERG : November 26, 2018 1:00pm-2:00pm EST
sheryl sandberg's future. volatilitythe market we have been watching bitcoin is one again for the ages in terms cryptocurrency rises and falls. we got a look at the one-year year of where this cryptocurrency has been, and 80% sincee, just devastating last december. for people who bought into this at those high watermarks. >> there has been a lot of shorts that have gotten out of it now. lien is $1500 a coin. analysts are saying perhaps we will see $1500 a coin before the resistance level of six and a half thousand ahead. a quick check of the major averages. we are off highs of today. a nice rally from the get going. the dow is up 200 points. s&p 500 up 1.8%. the nasdaq up 1.4%. one and three quarters percent of again before pulling back slightly. look at a couple of tech stocks moving higher. on this day microsoft has now once again the most viable company in the u.s.. it has surpassed apple for that. interesting declines for apple obviously in terms of its move lower in recent weeks. general motors wall street likes what it is hearing about the restructuring gm is announcing. leaving
sheryl sandberg's future. volatilitythe market we have been watching bitcoin is one again for the ages in terms cryptocurrency rises and falls. we got a look at the one-year year of where this cryptocurrency has been, and 80% sincee, just devastating last december. for people who bought into this at those high watermarks. >> there has been a lot of shorts that have gotten out of it now. lien is $1500 a coin. analysts are saying perhaps we will see $1500 a coin before the resistance level...
Fast Money Halftime Report : CNBC : November 15, 2018 12:00pm-1:00pm EST
story alleges that facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg, coo sheryl sandberg tried to deflect blame and hide the true extent of the problem. here's a piece from that article. it says quote bent on growth, the pair ignored warning signs and then sought to conceal them from public view critical moments over the last three years, they were distracted by personal projects, and passed off security and policy decisions to subordinates according to current and former executives >>> let's weigh in on this, this was a scathing story. >> it sounds like it came from disgruntled employees. you can get them to say anything you want. >> it's the truth. >> it's their interpretation it's an editorial piece of work. >> it's investigative reporting. >> except you're not talk together executives, you're talking to ex-employees. which i don't think is fair. >> it doesn't matter if it's true or not. it continues the narrative on the social media companies, that they're going to face more regulation >> i want to reiterate what i've said in the article. from the article, according to current and former executives.
story alleges that facebook's ceo, mark zuckerberg, coo sheryl sandberg tried to deflect blame and hide the true extent of the problem. here's a piece from that article. it says quote bent on growth, the pair ignored warning signs and then sought to conceal them from public view critical moments over the last three years, they were distracted by personal projects, and passed off security and policy decisions to subordinates according to current and former executives >>> let's weigh in...
Outnumbered Overtime With Harris Faulkner : FOXNEWSW : November 21, 2018 10:00am-11:00am PST
company. he is also expressing his full support for sheryl sandberg and defended his company on cnn yesterday, watch this. >> there are always going to be issues but if you're serving a community of more than 2 billion people, there is going to be someone who is posting something that is problematic, that gets through the systems we have in place no matter how advanced the systems are. these are complex issues you can't fix, you manage them on an ongoing basis. >> julie: let's bring in susan lee, there are problems all right, 2 billion users and now our information is no longer private. that is an issue, you are right. >> that i am so much more, their stock is down 30 percent on the year, if you're working at facebook you are being paid in stock options, that doesn't look for you. young users have been deleting facebook, and in "the new york times" report, that was explosive last week, suggesting facebook has been using opposition research groups peddling conspiracy theories not just about its competitors but anti-semitic conspiracy theories. there is a lot for mark zuckerberg to ap
company. he is also expressing his full support for sheryl sandberg and defended his company on cnn yesterday, watch this. >> there are always going to be issues but if you're serving a community of more than 2 billion people, there is going to be someone who is posting something that is problematic, that gets through the systems we have in place no matter how advanced the systems are. these are complex issues you can't fix, you manage them on an ongoing basis. >> julie: let's...
Democracy Now! : LINKTV : November 16, 2018 8:00am-9:01am PST
, including mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg, new of a russian misinformation campaign on the facebook and took a series of extraordinary actions to reserve ththe company's reputation, including hiring a republican opposition research firm to discredit critics and spread disinformation, linking critics to the billionaire liberal donor george soros. we speak with rashad robinson, president of color of change, one of the groups targeted by the firm. and we speak with siva vaidhyanathan, the author of "antisocial media: how facebook disconnects us and undermines democracy." plus, we will look at how the justice department has inadvertently revealed it has prepared an indictment against wikileaks founder julian assange . we will speak with wikileaks attorney jenennifer r robinsonn london. then t to california, where the death toll from the camp fire has risen to 63 people with more than 600 missing. we speak to the hidden heroes on the frontlines of california's raging climate-fueled wildfires, prisoner firefighters. you are risking your life here. >> that is exactly what is going
, including mark zuckerberg and sheryl sandberg, new of a russian misinformation campaign on the facebook and took a series of extraordinary actions to reserve ththe company's reputation, including hiring a republican opposition research firm to discredit critics and spread disinformation, linking critics to the billionaire liberal donor george soros. we speak with rashad robinson, president of color of change, one of the groups targeted by the firm. and we speak with siva vaidhyanathan, the...


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No burial of terrorists on the sacred soil of Hindustan
1. Eminent Islamic clerics have already refused to give permission to bury the bodies of the terrorists responsible for the carnage in Mumbai. A host of Muslim organisations and Ulema categorically said that the bodies can be sent to whichever country they might belong to but they wouldn't be buried in India.
The clergy has said that they can't permit the burial in the cemeteries as having a Muslim name doesn't mean a person is Muslim especially when the conduct of these persons shamed humanity. Though there were a few voices that bodies shouldn't allowed to rot from outside Muslim community but Islamic scholars refused to 'give an inch' to the terrorists.
2. The pilgrims going for Haj from various Cities tied a black band on their arms to express their outrage over the dastardly attacks. They observed a minute silence before leaving for Mumbai from where the Hajis take the direct flight to Jeddah.
3. Also, clerics have asked Muslims to wear black ribbon and have a low-key celebration on the occasion of Idul Azha [Baqrid] that is drawing nearer. The Id is just a week from now and it would be to show the grief and express solidarity with the Mumbaiites and the rest of the Indians over the terror strike. The All India organisation of Imams of Mosques has urged the Muslims in this regard.
Meanwhile, in an unrelated development, Darul Uloom Deoband, the prestigious Islamic seminary, has asked Muslims not to slaughter cows on the occasion of Baqr Id as it hurts the sentiments of Hindu brethren. Though this is not a new call and it has been issued in the past also. In certain parts of the country including Southern and Eastern regions (as also tribal dominated pockets) cow slaughter is not uncommon. However, Muslims generally avoid it. In some states, officially it is prohibited.
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Now I'm really new in all this immunization or baby vaccination thing, but here's a shot below on the scheduled injections from birth until 18 months. Currently Baby Martin is 5 months old, which should be the DTaP/DT, Hib, IPV (3rd dose) injection thingy. Please do not ask me to explain the injections, as I am still learning to differentiate it myself.
From Baby Martin's Immunization Record Book, it was pretty interesting to see his weight increase being recorded since birth until now, five months later. At 8kg and 65.5cm, Baby Martin should be just about right I think, not too overweight, nor underweight.
It wasn't long before we were ushered into the doctor's room. Baby Martin was patient, and did not cry throughout the process, maybe a slight yelp immediately after the jab. It was a pretty smooth injection process from what I observed, with the doctor giving the jab in his buttock.
Oh no, here comes the needle!
So that's that, his 5th month injection done, now to wait for next month's scheduled appointment. Watch out for this space, as I read more into the various immunization a baby has to go through, and share it. As for now, I'm just a newbie in terms of taking care of Baby Martin.
So cute the cap! LOL!!!
at least you take the effort to learn..good job!
Hope he dont have fever from the jab.
Until today I do not know what jabs Ethan has taken. The father handles all of them! LoL!


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Banksia spinulosa var. spinulosa is a shrub that grows along the east coast of Australia, in Queensland and New South Wales.

Description
As with the other varieties of B. spinulosa (Hairpin Banksia), B. spinulosa var. spinulosa grows as a multi-stemmed lignotuberous shrub with flower spikes that are all golden or golden with red or purple styles. Its strongly revolute leaf margins distinguish it from the other varieties, and it is further distinguished from B. spinulosa var. collina in having narrower leaves that are serrate only towards the leaf tips. It is also easily distinguished from B. spinulosa var. cunninghamii by its lignotuber and resultant multi-stemmed habit.

Taxonomy

B. spinulosa var. spinulosa is an autonym that encompasses the type material of the species. This material was collected by John White, probably in 1792. The following year, the species was formally described by Smith in his A Specimen of the Botany of New Holland, and given the specific epithet "spinulosa", a Latin term meaning having minute spines, probably in reference to the leaf tips.

Before 1810, no taxon had been circumscribed as equivalent to today's B. spinulosa var. spinulosa. That year saw the publication of Banksia collina (now B. spinulosa var. collina), and from then until 1981, the circumscription of B. spinulosa was roughly equivalent to the present-day circumscription of B. spinulosa var. spinulosa.

In the first infrageneric arrangement of Banksia, that of Brown in 1830, B. spinulosa was placed in subgenus Banksia verae, the "True Banksias", because its inflorescence is a typical Banksia flower spike. It was placed next to B. cunninghamii and B. collina, both now considered varieties of B. spinulosa; these three were placed between B. ericifolia (Heath-leaved Banksia) and B. occidentalis (Red Swamp Banksia). Banksia verae was renamed Eubanksia by Stephan Endlicher in 1847.

Carl Meissner demoted Eubanksia to sectional rank in his 1856 classification, and divided it into four series, with B. spinulosa placed in series Abietinae, while B. cunninghamii and B. collina were placed alongside each other in series Salicinae. When George Bentham published his 1870 arrangement in Flora Australiensis, he discarded Meissner's series, placing all the species with hooked styles together in a section that he named Oncostylis. This arrangement would stand for over a century.

Alex George published a new taxonomic arrangement of Banksia in his landmark 1981 monograph The genus Banksia L.f. (Proteaceae). Endlicher's Eubanksia became B. subg. Banksia, and was divided into three sections, one of which was Oncostylis. Oncostylis was further divided into four series, with B. spinulosa placed in series Spicigerae because its inflorescences are cylindrical. B. collina and B. cunninghamii were demoted to varieties of B. spinulosa, and as a result the name B. spinulosa var. spinulosa was used for the first time.

In 1996, Kevin Thiele and Pauline Ladiges published a new arrangement for the genus, after cladistic analyses yielded a cladogram significantly different from George's arrangement. Thiele and Ladiges' arrangement retained B. spinulosa var. spinulosas position within the B. spinulosa complex, and retained B. spinulosa in series Spicigerae, but placed the species alone in B. subser. Spinulosae. This arrangement stood until 1999, when George effectively reverted to his 1981 arrangement in his monograph for the Flora of Australia series.

Under George's taxonomic arrangement of Banksia, B. spinulosa var. spinulosas taxonomic placement may be summarised as follows:
Genus Banksia
Subgenus Banksia
Section Banksia
Section Coccinea
Section Oncostylis
Series Spicigerae
B. spinulosa
B. spinulosa var. spinulosa
B. spinulosa var. collina
B. spinulosa var. neoanglica
B. spinulosa var. cunninghamii
B. ericifolia
B. verticillata
B. seminuda
B. littoralis
B. occidentalis
B. brownii
Series Tricuspidae
Series Dryandroidae
Series Abietinae
Subgenus Isostylis

Since 1998, Austin Mast has been publishing results of ongoing cladistic analyses of DNA sequence data for the subtribe Banksiinae. His analyses suggest a phylogeny that is very greatly different from George's arrangement. George's and Thiele and Ladiges' positioning of B. spinulosa var. spinulosa within B. spinulosa is supported, but B. spinulosa's placement is not. Series Spicigerae appears to be polyphyletic, with B. spinulosa and B. ericifolia more closely related to the taxa in Series Salicinae than it is to the other members of series Spicigerae. Early in 2007, Mast and Thiele initiated a rearrangement of Banksia by merging Dryandra into it, and publishing B. subg. Spathulatae for the species having spoon-shaped cotyledons. They foreshadowed publishing a full arrangement once DNA sampling of Dryandra was complete; in the meantime, if Mast and Thiele's nomenclatural changes are taken as an interim arrangement, then B. spinulosa var. spinulosa is placed in B. subg. Spathulatae.

The variety has two taxonomic synonyms: Banksia incognita, published anonymously in The Naturalists' Pocket Magazine in 1798, and Banksia denticulata, published by Georges Louis Marie Dumont de Courset in 1814.

Distribution and habitat
This variety occurs in a series of disjunct populations along the east coast of Australia. It is most common in New South Wales where it occurs from the border with Victoria north to Newcastle.  In addition there are isolated populations near Gympie in southeast Queensland, between Coral Bay and Gladstone in central Queensland, inland on the Blackdown Tableland, and in north Queensland between Mossman and Ravenshoe. It mainly grows in sand, occurring on both coastal plain and inland mountains. It is typically an understory shrub in open forests and woodlands of Eucalyptus.

Cultivation
This variety is a popular garden plant, and is grown under a wide range of conditions in eastern Australia. Its behaviour is difficult to predict, as it varies greatly with provenance and growing conditions. In general, it grows slowly, taking up to eight years to flower from seed. It tolerates heavy pruning, and may even be pruned back the ground, as it can be relied upon to resprout from its lignotuber. It is also frost tolerant to . It prefers a sunny or somewhat shady aspect, in well-drained or heavy soil.

Gallery

References

External links

 Banksia spinulosa Sm. var. spinulosa, PlantNET: The Plant Information Network System of the Botanic Gardens Trust.

spinulosa var. spinulosa
Flora of New South Wales
Flora of Queensland

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The Big Challenges Facing Leaders at SHA
The Seminar for Historical Administration completed the first of a three-week program in Indianapolis and we're learning a lot—so much that it's sometimes overwhelming. We're getting great ideas from the presenters, classmates, and field trips. While we're a bit quiet during our discussions, it's probably more due to the processing of all the new information we're receiving than from an unwillingness to share our opinions. At the end of the week, John Marks, Morgan L'Argent, and Jeff Matsuoka facilitated discussions around three major issues we encountered, including some of the major challenges they'll be facing when they return to their institutions in a couple weeks. Do any of these sound familiar to you?
1. Managing change: How to best integrate new ideas in our institutions. Will management accept new ideas or recognize a need for change? Will we be allowed to discuss or instigate change? How can change occur within a hierarchical organization? Will our ideas be viewed as an inauthentic or insincere public relations effort? Will the staff and board take action? Are our expectations set too low, making new ideas too much to handle? Will our new ideas result in a loss of our job or alienate donors and supporters?
2. Broadening participation: Are we including other perspectives and voices? Are alternative opinions being heard? Are we working in an echo-chamber, just having a conversation of people who agree with us? How do we ensure volunteers are included?
3. The tyranny of the urgent: Too distracted by daily operations to tackle big issues. How do I pace myself when there's a long list of things to do? How do I manage my existing workload while processing new ideas from SHA? How do I avoid being discouraged or feeling defeated?
4. Achieving alignment: Articulating a strategic plan that is progressive, cohesive, and relevant in an environment where status quo, non-reflection, and bureaucracy is the norm. How to overcome inertia? How to find alignment between a new vision for the organization and its mission, values, and priorities? How do I find the right team? How do I achieve ambitious goals within the limitations of my job description?
As the director of SHA, I'm absorbing all of these experiences, but I'm not thinking how I can apply them to my museum or historical society back home. Instead, my brain is rattling around with ways to make the program even better next year so that the participants are even more effective as leaders at their organizations and in the history field.
If you have suggestions or comments on these issues, I'd love to hear from you and I'll be sure to share them with the class. You'll also want to return to this blog in a few weeks to see how thinking has evolved. It's great to have the time to step back and reflect on these issues!
This entry was posted in Governance and management, Leaders in the field, Strategy, Training, Urgency and tagged Seminar for Historical Administration on November 6, 2017 by Max van Balgooy.
Engaging Places is Expanding its Vision
This year has been incredibly busy for me, so much so that I've been unable to share many of the ideas that I've discovered in my travels to historic sites across America through this blog. Along with my active consulting practice, I've recently agreed to become the director of Developing History Leaders @SHA and an assistant professor in the Museum Studies Program at George Washington University (GWU). Both positions were announced at the same time at the beginning of the year and because they were both attractive opportunities, I applied for both, thinking it was like submitting an application to IMLS and NEH and assuming only one or none would be funded. I hit the jackpot when both came my way and I'm thrilled about the opportunities. I'm already at work with SHA in November and teaching at GWU starting in January 2018.
As my friends and colleagues learn about this big change in my career, Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Governance and management, Strategy, Training and tagged George Washington University, Seminar for Historical Administration on August 10, 2017 by Max van Balgooy.
SHA Appoints New Director: Me!
I'm thrilled to announce that Developing History Leaders @SHA (formerly known as Seminar for Historic Administration) has appointed me as their Director. Since 1959, this prestigious program has brought together some of the leading practitioners in the field of history to discuss best and future practices with a small group of mid-career professionals who want to hone their skills. Over the decades, SHA graduates have become executives doing outstanding work at numerous museums, archives, historical societies, heritage areas, historic sites, and preservation organizations across the country. I've always admired the faculty and graduates, and even though I was never able to participate in the program, I made sure that I attended the SHA Reception at the AASLH annual meeting. It guaranteed that I would meet the people in my field who are among the most ambitious, passionate, and thoughtful.
This year will have a steep learning curve because the program has such a long history but I'm anxious to get started. Thankfully, I'm working with a great team that includes Continue reading →
This entry was posted in Governance and management, Leaders in the field, Training and tagged Seminar for Historical Administration on March 21, 2017 by Max van Balgooy.
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The Devereux organization is a geographically, culturally and operationally diverse organization that consequently has significant and diverse learning needs. While not replacing direct, face-to-face student-teacher interaction, research studies have shown that e-learning can be highly effective, allowing a learner to actively engage in the creation of knowledge . With the emergence of Web 2.0, and with the help of Jersey Cow, Devereux now has capabilities to facilitate individualized, inquiry based learning with methods such as web searches, simulations, asynchronous on-line instruction and social networking. Pedagogical best practice suggests that these inquiry based learning methods can lead to better understanding and retention of information, and hence, better outcomes for the Devereux staff and it's customers.
Embracing E-Learning at Devereux has other benefits. Using technologies such as Twitter, Wikis and Mobile Devices will attract younger candidates to Devereux, who have "grown up" with technology. In addition, a by-product of development of digital storytelling and wikis is an opportunity to introduce potential candidates and newly hired employees to the world of Devereux to explore at their leisure.
Self-directed, on-line courses for subject matter that can be effectively delivered without instruction. These courses will be internally developed and available through our LMS for access prior to live classroom trainings or as refreshers for direct care staff and supervisors.
Devereux Learning Center Wiki with relevant pedagogical content. Wiki will provide direct care staff with just in time information to support their on-line classroom training as well to refresh knowledge at any time.
Digital storytelling. Digital stories will be accessible through Wiki. These digital stories will provides direct care staff with an opportunity to think about others' experiences with the competency they are learning.
Real-time assessment tools. Program will be developed that allows learners to show what they know and ask about what they don't know through formative assessment tools, aka "classroom clickers." Clickers provide instructor opportunity to assess and adjust curriculum as needed based on learners' understanding of material. Allows learners opportunities to reflect and query instructor anonymously.
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London Stock Exchange welcomes first Chinese sovereign RMB bond issued outside of China
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Balbir Bakhshi to join LSEG as Chief Risk Officer
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Shanghai-London Stock Connect welcomes China Pacific Insurance (Group) Co., Ltd.
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> Video: Today's historic China sovereign bond Market Open Ceremony
Mr SHI Yaobin, Vice Minister of the Chinese Ministry of Finance and Harriett Baldwin MP, Economic Secretary to the UK Treasury open London trading
Landmark listing of RMB 3 billion (£300 million) bond underlines increasingly strong financial ties between China and London
London Stock Exchange established as world's leading venue for RMB denominated bonds
London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) today welcomed Mr SHI Yaobin, Vice Minister of the Chinese Ministry of Finance and Harriett Baldwin MP, Economic Secretary to the UK Treasury to open trading celebrating the listing of the first Chinese sovereign RMB bond to be issued outside of China. They were joined by Stuart Gulliver, Group CEO, HSBC and Gao Yingxin, Chairman of Bank of China UK, whose organisations helped bring the bond issuance to London.
The listing, a world first, brings to the forefront the rapid development of strong financial links between London and China. This year alone over 50 RMB denominated bonds have been listed in London - more than any other financial centre outside Greater China.
Donald Brydon, Chairman, London Stock Exchange Group said:
"We are honoured to be joined by Mr SHI Yaobin at today's market open ceremony and honoured too that China has selected London Stock Exchange as its venue for its first ever sovereign RMB bond to be listed outside Greater China. London Stock Exchange Group and the City as a whole are committed to be leading partners in the internationalisation of China's capital markets."
Gao Yingxin, Executive Vice President, Bank of China
"It is a great honour for Bank of China (UK) Limited to take part in this historic transaction. As China's most internationalized banking group with 87 years' operation in the UK, Bank of China will continue to devote our full resources to facilitate and strengthen the economic and financial links between our two countries."
Harriett Baldwin, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, said:
"I'm delighted that China's Ministry of Finance has chosen London as the location to issue a sovereign RMB bond – the first issued outside China.
This issuance cements London's position as the leading western RMB hub, and reinforces the UK's ever-strengthening economic and financial relationship with China."
The bond's listing comes as London has established itself as the leading offshore venue for RMB capital raising. The last year alone has seen important milestones reached in developing the China-London relationship including:
People's Bank of China issued RMB 5 billion of short-term central bank notes in London – the first time it has done so outside China
Bank of England and the People's Bank of China agreed an increased swap line of RMB 350 billion
Agricultural Bank of China listed $1billion dual currency green bonds in London, including a 600 million RMB-denominated tranche. This was the first international green bond issuance by a Chinese bank
China's four major banks and China Development Bank have all listed bonds on London Stock Exchange
In the first 5 months of 2016, we have seen 53 RMB bonds be issued on our markets, of 80 issued worldwide. These come from a wide range of issuers in terms of geography as well as international institutions and sovereigns
The listing of the first ETF on our market to track the performance of the 50 largest China A-share companies while capturing price differentials between dual listed constituents mainland A-shares and Hong Kong H-shares
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Q: How to programmatically detect a wrong passphrase input during Wifi Connection? I'm using Windows Native Wifi. Basically after knowing what type of authentication and encryption the Wifi hotspot have, I ask the user for the passphrase, then call WlanSetProfile() to create/save a profile (with the passphrase included), and then call WlanConnect() to connect using this profile.
This procedure works in connecting to the internet as long as the passphrase is correct. If the passphrase is very short (and obviously not the correct one), I can detect it since the WlanSetProfile() will return an appropriate error code. However, when the passphrase is just wrong (meaning it is a valid string), the profile is still created, but the Wifi connection is just limited access since I can no longer connect to the internet using this profile.
The problem is, I have no idea how to determine if the passphrase is wrong in the first place. Is there an API or a procedure that I can use to validate if the passphrase is correct or not?

A: One way I can think of is after trying to connect, get the IP. If you do not have an IP it means u are not connected and tell the user invalid password and ask to reconnect.

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For those who have wandered the orange-tree lined streets of Cordoba, in southern Spain, the smell of NEROLI will take you back. Sadly, most of us have never been to Cordoba or have smelled NEROLI. We may have smelled orange flowers, but NEROLI magnifies their aroma by about 500%. Because it is made by distilling orange flowers – It takes many large baskets of flowers to make a tiny bottle of the essential oil – neroli is very expensive.
There are four vehicles that deliver an aroma of orange: first, is a simple tincture or distillate of orange zest. While irresistible, it releases a simple smell of oranges, delightful, but familiar and in no way mysterious. It has the same complexity as the smell of the zest itself.
A less familiar smell is that of petitgrain. Even though it's relatively inexpensive, petitgrain is clearly derived from an orange tree and has an intriguing and long-lasting aroma. Petitgrain is made by distilling the orange tree's stems and leaves. It is often used in "neroli" as a substitute for the real thing.
Instead of twigs and leaves, only the flowers are used to make the essential oil. The flowers are carefully distilled so that their aroma is intensified and so that no nuance is lost. Until now, neroli has been used almost exclusively as an ingredient in complex floral perfumes, its beautiful delicacy obscured by other compounds. BPC's NEROLI contains no other aroma than neroli. While it is delicate and nuanced, it is also powerful. It awakens the spirit.
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BPC's NEROLI contains no orange peel or petitgrain; it's made with pure neroli from France, where the very finest quality oil is produced.