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May be in pr just grew to a size, i dont know precisely what happened. But i know what you can feel. More and more people were married to it. Just different points in their day, in the back seat of their car with their parents and graduated from other things that they found. Here is the weird part. In 1971 or two, lets make serious newsmaking radio. That is the time Walter Cronkite and dan rather, the new york papersad the pentagon and woodward and bernstein were with the washington post. If you wanted to be a serious reporter, you would do that stuff. Casey kasem the countdown to music, and w...

Thank you very much. I want to just start by thanking you and the chamber. Your proactive leadership on this topic i think is second to none and i think youre doing a Great Service for the Global Community in what youre doing. What i, what i want to do is very briefly provide a private sector view on the environment, the importance of information sharing in particular and the obstacles that we face and a little bit of a call to action before introducing admiral rogers. So let me start with something that everyone here obviously wellunderstands. The range of attacks we experience in the private...

That is part of their selfdefinition, it now feels in the culture, generally, i think like this is the big leagues because what used to be the big in audience terms at an radio and everybody in itnrco sometimes they succeedntrcor sometimes they fail, but theyco are all trying to make stuffnino that they think is great and they think their audience will think is great without any other imperatives getting in the way. A lot of listeners to the American Life have told me like, theres a wave of shows that when they heard them for the first time they didnt realize radio could do the things that we ...

That is part of their selfdefinition, it now feels in the culture, generally, i think like this is the big leagues because what used to be the big in audience terms at an radio and everybody in itnrco sometimes they succeedntrcor sometimes they fail, but theyco are all trying to make stuffnino that they think is great and they think their audience will think is great without any other imperatives getting in the way. A lot of listeners to the American Life have told me like, theres a wave of shows that when they heard them for the first time they didnt realize radio could do the things that we ...

Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. Private information about millions of americans is in the hands of cyber thieves tonight. They broke into a database at this countrys second Largest Health insurancer. Its called anthem, and it runs Blue Cross Blue Shield plans in more than a dozen states. The company says that database contains 80 million records including names, birth dates and Social Security numbers. A gold mine for identity thieves and con artists. It is not known if the hackers got Health Records. Kris van cleave begins our c...