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policy institute. mr. wallsten, let s begin with you. what would this merger mean to at&t? what would happen? guest: well, at&t is, wants to buy lots of content, apparently it sees that this is sort of the future of this industry following the comcast/nbc merger. at&t is hoping to vertically integrate with time warner. host: and you say vertical. what does that mean? guest: so rather than in a horizontal merger, you have two companies who compete directly with each other merging. so the attempts at&t/t-mobile merger would have been a horizontal merger, and it was blocked because of concerns related to that. a vertical merger is when you have an upstream and downstream company combining, so they re in separate markets. you re not changing the concentration, the industry concentration in either one by putting those together. and the justice department tends to look at those differently. generally speaking, vertical mergers are easier to get through than horizontal ....
should we relegate the authority to use a significant amount of power and a disastrous situation. where human beings may not be able to respond quickly enough, effective enough or intelligently enough in order to process the doctor whatever. these are great questions because they raise the question of what are we developing ai for? it started off, if we forget the first few years with a scientific experiment and again it s a those be something which makes our life better and easy. that s the entire idea about the subculture. for example, if they can make a good decision quicker than a human being and save a life, most people would say that s a good thing, and as racing technology develop, i personally being a technological name and working on this issue can tell you that i see numerous examples where computers are much better than human beings at making decisions which i want them to make because human beings are scared, tired, don t have all the information. human bein ....
not going to balance the market, we have to hit the marginal supplier, and that is north america, and we need to look for lower prices in the short run. saudi arabia pushed opec to maintain production levels over objections. china has overtaken japan as the world s largest stock market, with a market cap climbing to $4.5 trillion. it could go higher. meanwhile, the japanese market is down over 3% due partly to the weakening japanese yen. there is also increasing pressure on the airbag maker takada. the move comes after the u.s. look nationwide. five deaths are linked to the airbags. split parliament voted to google apart, separating the search engine from other businesses. however, the resolution carries no legal weight. google has been the subject of an antitrust investigation from the eu for four years. if the crowds are not as large as black friday, maybe it is because many people did their shopping online. it was a record-breaking day for target, which had it bigg ....
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20-year-old Emmet Cardwell, an App State student from Durham, has been arrested and charged in connection to the Thursday stabbing outside Peacock Hall, according to campus police. ....