Next question. Good morning. Larry, this is for you. In a macro environment with information, what companies are technologies do we need to conduit this information. What repositories can we develop . I think we have most of the Core Technology in place. The cloud, highspeed networks. We now talk about 4g, but we did a conference late last year on 5g coming in the next decade. Even crazier than the last. Who is going to lead that . You can make the case economically that it could be the providers, it could be the network engineers, like the verizon. Or it could be information experts at google and so on. All of those are plausible. Probably some combination thereof. I think what ends up happening in this world of exploding opportunity and data and innovation, we go through eras of chaos and then we try to organize it. And then we go to chaos and organize it again. And you can see that if you look at the web. Google tried to organize it and then it explodes. Then we do other things to c
If it happens here, we are here or anywhere that matters. America is watching on cspan. Powered by cable. Michael mayer, your new book about Benjamin Franklin has this phrase in it appearing several times, each generation discovers Benjamin Franklin for himself. What is it about Benjamin Franklin that makes him an enduring character for americans . It is in the eye of the beholder. Because he did so many things, i think it is easy, as as generations proceed or as different types of people look at a story to draw inspiration for him or question the things he did, or look at his legacy that others have not looked out quite strongly. A little bit about you as you get started, you teach nonfiction writing at the university of pittsburgh. What number book is this for you . This is a number four. You have an interesting origin story. Tell me about it please. I spent over a decade in china i stayed on and i were as a journalist and writer. When i got back to the states, i was invited to the s
Coverage live of the house and senate and also the Certain Committee hearings. I think they are very informative to the public to get to see what really happens in congress. I like the way cspan covers the fact that it just presents itself what is really happening with a little bit of commentary maybe, but not really edited out. It is just what they want to present to the american people. Bill watches cspan on comcast. Cspan, created by americas Cable Companies in 1979, brought to you as a Public Service by your television provider. Supporters of the occupy movement, it began as a protest against social and inequality, this 90minute event was strongly hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of technology and the Boston Review. Thank you very much, everyone, for coming. Thank you to the department of Political Science. Today, we have for pronounced we have for pamela spirit we will have a bit of discussion between them and then moved to audience discussion. First, deborah is the this is a
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