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>> and chris, do you agree with that particular interpretation? in other words, that the currency of career historically is the quality of the relationship and the ability to get access to the right people and places and information and that the internet is basically making that dmoktizing that? >> i think that's the promise of the internet. i don't think that we're there yet and was talking to some career development officers and what they're telling the students is set up interviews. go talk to people. do face to face contact and yes, use these tools on the internet. it does a little bit, bu...

could walk out with a job and stay with that company for 30 years. the best chance of getting your foot in the door is the same as it's always been. networking and who you know. we start with senior editor of monster worldwide along with chris ferrell. his latest article, college graduates best job bet, word of mouth. in this week's print edition. charles, do you agree with that? >> i do agree that who you know is has always been important, actually. s in nothing knew. hiring has always been done on the basis of reputation and what hiring managers can find out about you and who your ...

is the quality of the relationship and the ability to get access to the right people and places and information and that the internet is basically making that dmoktizing that? >> i think that's the promise of the internet. i don't think that we're there yet and was talking to some career development officers and what they're telling the students is set up interviews. go talk to people. do face to face contact and yes, use these tools on the internet. it does a little bit, but boy, it's a world of follow through, networking, face to face contact. people are still trying to judge what ...

david brooks's write this morning in the "the new york times" op-ed piece that this money does not make a difference but washington consultants argue otherwise. what do you think about the role money plays in politics? all numbers are on your screen. start dialing now. host: on that colorado race, "the washington post" in colorado, a slew of negative ads. if you look at who is spending money as far as the interest groups, the groups are a who's who of big money in the campaign this year. american crossroads, 65 million group, funded by the support a political adviser karl rove was th...