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And people start downloading it in record numbers, mark is scared that this company is going to surpass his. and so he starts to scramble and figure out if this is a company that he can buy. instagram is off the market in an instant. facebook likes the photo sharing app so much its paying $1 billion for it. [farhad] after facebook bought instagram and went public, their big concern was what public companies care about, which is making money. they grew a lot. they kind of grew their business. the...

Twitter is just six years old, and with its growing number of active users around the world, the company is now estimated to be worth a whopping $8 billion. [sheera] twitter comes at a time where mark is also scrambling to catch up with mobile use among people. facebook was really created for people who were using it on a desktop. and in that time that it takes facebook to create a mobile-friendly version of their product, the number of other apps are already up and running that are very pleasin...

Was trapped for sa hours deep in a brecon beacons cave system after sustaining serious injuries in a fall. in his first broadcast interview he tells the bbc�*s hywel griffith about his fight for survival. did you think that you might not survive? honestly, yes, at times. i sort of flipped between two states. there was the "im going to fight this thing and im going to survive" state, which then became "i really dont care and i wish you would stop talking to me so i canjust kind of let whatever ...

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He tells the bbc�*s hywel griffith about his fight for survival. did you think that you might not survive? honestly, yes, at times. i sort of flipped between two states. there was the "im going to fight this thing and im going to survive" state, which then became "i really dont care and i wish you would stop talking to me so i canjust kind of let whatever is going to happen happen" kind of state. and i would catch that and start fighting again. i flipped between the two so it was kind of dark ...

The city of kharkiv is being purged of life. in near total blackout, the police in the countrys second largest city take us on patrol. the russians are not far. explosions. shelling happens every night. this close to the russian border, there is another threat here — saboteurs. no—one escapes scrutiny. elina, 76 years old, is lost and confused — in an instant, everybody�*s life has been upended. but this young nation has surprised russia, and the world, with its resolve.

Saboteurs. no one escapes scrutiny. elina, 76 years old, is lost and confused — in an instant, everybody�*s life has been upended. but this young nation has surprised russia and the world with its resolve. we weave our way past the fallen, into no mans land, with the ukrainian army. here is 21—year—old —— a 21—year—old soldier. where the russians? over the sound of shelling, he tells me, the russian soldiers are standing about 900 metres away from here, you can hear

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So its just the basic things for survival. and thats what we do every day at shelter box. we respond in some of the worlds most extreme conflict zones, and we provide emergency shelter and the basics, things like blanket, things like ground mats, solar lanterns, water purification, the basic things you need to sustain your life when youve lost everything in an instant. >> and you coordinate your efforts i think with the united nations. how much cooperation is there between the various aid groups...

Brought people from all over the world to this part of oklahoma. ♪ >> the oil tycoons all descended, and they bid for leases to drill osage oil. and the osages became incredibly wealthy. >> over the next two decades, the osage nation would produce more wealth than all of the american gold rushes combined. and little towns like bahuska, not much more than a trading post at the center of the osage reservation, were transformed. . this was pahuska before oil. and then after oil was discovered alm...