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turkey s president case says that air strikes are not enough. turkey is keeping an eye on the fighting but is yet to intervene. a third stop has been added. he made remarks critical of u.s. allies in the middle east. a week, the first patient in ebola in the united states was diagnosed. nurses say they have no idea what to do if someone with ebola walks into the emergency department. jointly won the 2014 nobel prize in physics. they invented blue l.e.d.s. the fascinating book called qur all the truth is out. the week politics went tabloid. i think we marked a turning point. boundaries rewritten. we begin with i.s.i.l. terrorists, close to take the city of kobani, while turkey s army watches from across the border. turkey may be prepared to let i.s.i.l. prevail, despite promises to intervene. i.s.i.l. were hit outside kobani, and kurdish fighters in kobani resisted assaults. the forces are believed to control parts of kobani, and are pressing on wi ....
enough. turkey is keeping an eye on intervene. a third stop has been added. he made remarks critical of u.s. allies in the middle east. a week, the first patient in diagnosed. nurses say they have no idea what to do if someone with ebola department. jointly won the 2014 nobel prize in physics. they invented blue l.e.d.s. the fascinating book called qur all the truth is out. the week politics went tabloid. i think we marked a turning point. boundaries rewritten. we begin with i.s.i.l. terrorists, close to take the city of kobani, while turkey s army watches from across the border. turkey may be prepared to let i.s.i.l. prevail, despite promises to intervene. i.s.i.l. were hit outside kobani, and kurdish fighters in kobani resisted assaults. the forces are believed to control parts of kobani, and are pressing on with the attack. speaking to kurdish refugees, the conflict with i.s.i.l. could not be resolved with air strikes, and kobani was about to fal ....
enough. turkey is keeping an eye on intervene. a third stop has been added. he made remarks critical of u.s. allies in the middle east. a week, the first patient in diagnosed. nurses say they have no idea what to do if someone with ebola department. jointly won the 2014 nobel prize in physics. they invented blue l.e.d.s. the fascinating book called qur all the truth is out. the week politics went tabloid. i think we marked a turning point. boundaries rewritten. we begin with i.s.i.l. terrorists, close to take the city of kobani, while turkey s army watches from across the border. turkey may be prepared to let i.s.i.l. prevail, despite promises to intervene. i.s.i.l. were hit outside kobani, and kurdish fighters in kobani resisted assaults. the forces are believed to control parts of kobani, and are pressing on with the attack. speaking to kurdish refugees, the conflict with i.s.i.l. could not be resolved with air strikes, and kobani was about to fall. ....
way to move the ball forward. other members of the panel i don t know if anyone would like to comment on the clarity of the language. i would say while we recognize the preventy of it to simply say, go act reasonably, that s a negligent standard. we re all under a duty to act reasonably in our daily lives and not be negligent. when you re facing a threat of this nature, to have the congress say, hey, act reasonably, i think that s underwhemg as a standard and expectation as we enter the age of cyber battles. i would agree, particularly when you ve got a road map that s worked for 16 years in another industry that you can lean on. i d like to talk a little bit about how unreasonable delay works in the real world. there s talk about whether a notice should be immediate could you put some specific time frame on when a reasonable notice would occur. could anyone on the panel comment on whether it s realistic to require a company to notify consumers within a specific s ....
becoming a broadcasting network, essentially. how do they play into this? they are very into their devices, they want you to use stuff on that. are they going to become the cable company eventually? tim: there will be a massive fight for content and services. i think devices and networks have the potential to get massively commoditized if i took everyone s phone and taped it to a wall and we all stood 20 feet away, you would have a hard time telling the difference between a phone content is something that drives differentiation over time. when you look at things like sports rights or the live content stuff coming out today, there will be a really, really significant amount of investment in content. it will require similar investment in the advertising side. media will change this is the year we are going to hypermedia. the companies in this room have the chance to benefit but you have to hustle. kara: who will suffer most in that transition? tim: any company that do ....