games but you see signs beyond facebook. microsoft has social games they are working on. yahoo! is promoting social games as well. google through acquisition of slide and social gold is making a play on social games there and we're seeing more than one avenue and especially in asia where there are more free to play gaming for a long time. if you look at the rest of the world then facebook is still very important but becomes less of the whole story. >> you have listed successful flash play companies. is this tapped out? if i watch this saying this is the new hot thing but we've seen the acquisitions. is this space really mature? >> i don't think so. this space is less than two years old. we've seen phenomenal growth but we're seeing more of it. there are games breaking through in the last couple months that will get to hundreds of thousands of players every day and in some cases millions of players every day that didn't exist two and three months ago. so there is plenty of room for expansion. >> we'll come back with jeremy li

one of the easiest places to talk to people about facebook is on facebook. so i asked three questions: do you care about the back story? do you want to know about facebook founder mark zuckerberg? do you plan to see the movie? and does the $100 million donation to newark schools alter whatever idea who already had about zuckerberg? and the answers came in all day. a woman i went high school with says, "i'm interested in seeing the movie to learn about the story, but i have no particular interest in zuckerberg." and as a really good illustration of how facebook works, my third grade teacher says, "i don't really care about the backs tory, i don't know about the film, and i want to know, why newark schools? i wonder why such a large donation. and why to newark? is there something behind this sudden grand donation?" and a tech entrepreneur who's a facebook friend said, "mr. zuckerberg's $100 million donation does not alter my opinion of him or of facebook. i am, however, interested to know more about why he chose newark, what are his objectives in supporting ed

the story of the creation of facebook. mark zuckerberg, who launched the site. >> hey, mark? >> reporter: eduardo, zuckerberg's early partner forced out and souped his once best friend. and the winkle boss twins. identical big men on campus. >> i'm 6'5", 220, and there's two of men. >> reporter: who sued and settled for tens of million, but still claim zuckerberg stole their idea. >> i've committed to starting the start-up education foundation, whose first project will be $100 million challenge grant. >> $100 million. >> reporter: facebook's baby faced billionaire appeared on "oprah" today. whether the timing is intentional or not, this zuckerberg -- >> every child deserves a good education. >> reporter: is a stark contrast to this one. >> are you okay? >> we're ranking girls. >> reporter: in the film, she an awkward guy. it's sort of a morality play perfect for william shakespeare or aaron sorkin. did you know immediately how you were going to approach the story? >> no. i knew immediately that i wanted to do it. it was th

is this fair to zuckerberg and facebook? >> you never want to present a character in a movie that you don't empathize. it was never... it's not character assassination. we were... we had a guy who from certain perspectives he was a judas and he had betrayed his friend and obviously that's a specific p.o.v. you know, supreme seen the movie who know some of these part abouts and they have said, you know, alternately how did jesse eisenberg capture mark zucker sfwherg and coming out of the same screening you'll hear people say we didn't lay a glove on him. so it's a tricky thing. i always try to make sure that, you know, it's not my intention to present an argument where i've already drawn my conclusion. i like the fact there were four people at a table who ought thought they were right and i think that makes the most interesting drama and argument. >> and i think if i were mark on facebook i would want the story told from only my perspective. but this is a story told from mark as well as the people accusing him. i do think tha

>> you made facebook?is our tim. "the social network. >> rose: joining me now is the director david fincher. his previous films include fight club, zodiac and the curious case of benjamin button for which he earned an oscar nomination. also here screen writer aaron sorkin. his writing credits include the west wing, sports night and studio 60 on the sunset strip. i'm pleased to have both of them back at this this table welcome. congratulations is it surprising the two of you are working together on this? >> at first glance it's an unusual marriage of director and material david is most known for being peerless as a visual director and i write people talking in rooms. >> rose: (laughs) there's any question. >> i feel it's an oscar thing. >> rose: exactly. >> but that reaped great rewards because first of all david completely embraced the fact that this was going to be a story told with language but hi brought his distinct visual style and artistry to the movie as well as being able to get great performances out of a gr

the "the social network" the movie facebook doesn't want you to see. last year there was a public outcry when the site changed its privacy setting, instant messages reported this year allegedly show a young zuckerberg mocking his users for submitting personal information saying, quote, they trust me and then calling them dumb. >> mark zuckerberg is known to be aloof and arrogant and avoids big, public social situations. he seems to keep to himself. he's pretty awkward. >> reporter: ironically the man described as socially awkward is today's king of social media. facebook has 500 million users, 1 out of every 14 people in the world, including the twins. so far the bad press hasn't kept users from the site, which means this social threat work -- >> this is our time. >> reporter: -- probably won't keep people from this one. now, zuckerberg and facebook did not cooperate with the making of "the social network." facebook called the movie fiction and in a recent interview, zuckerberg does not man to see it. >> a lot of people will. this publicity is hollywoo

. >>> the story of facebook hits the screen on friday. the movie is called "the social network" and gives credence to the notion that the owner stole facebook from students at harvard. >>> also, "case 39" opens. bradley cooper appears in the film. it was originally slated to release in 2008, but it has been pushed back three times. >>> the redskins are back on the road next week. they will go to philadelphia to take on the eagles. the nationals will play the phillies this week. they will then head to new york friday through sunday to take on the mats. d.c. united is on the road this week. >>> we will check our top headlines, including a bizarre tire slashing case. also, there is promise me low prices. and stick to it. like seriously low prices. [ male announcer ] at safeway, we made a promise of low prices. and we're keeping it. [ female announcer ] with club card specials like pork loin rib half, 99 cents a pound and campbell's select harvest soup only a $1 each. i need to know that when i'm here, the low prices will be too. monday, tues

it doesn't matter if you're on facebook or not on facebook, like facebook or don't like facebook. >> everybody seems like they're on facebook. 500 million. >> 500 million people. if it were a country, it would be the third-most populous country in the world. >> unbelievable. >> do i get it? i don't. >> you quote in the movie, i think mark zuckerberg's, the founder of facebook's lawyer, that every creation needs a devil. they think that's what you made mark zuckerberg. >> i don't think so. he spends the first hour and 55 minutes being a hero. the end of the movie, a tragic hero. to be a tragic hero, you have to pay a price and feel remorse. >> you capture his intelligence, his ferocity. and i want to show a clip that captures that. >> mr. zuckerberg, do i have your full attention? >> no. >> do you think i deserve it? >> what? >> do you think i deserve your full attention? >> i have to swear before i began this deposition. i have a legal obligation to say no. >> you don't believe i deserve my attention. >> if they want to stand on my shoulders and call themselves trite. i don't enjoy s

i blame facebook. everybody on facebook thinks they matter if they are in a group. can't we go back to the good old days of the internet and porn? >> exactly. they have twisted it into something unhealthy. they went from porn to social networking. >> i actually think facebook would help these people. clearly none of them are on it. if they came together in a fake way on-line, they wouldn't be having this. >> they are so old -- > i will say this. we are making fun of the coffee party which is easy. but the tea party, i have just a clip, and this was from the beverly hills tea party from this weekend. can we run this? >> see, i think having a white rapper is worse. but wos -- but costumes, ban the costumes. >> there is a lot of rage here. how is the tea party any different from the gay pride parade? is there any difference? >> it is only about two miles from beverly hills. >> there you go. absolutely. >> and not enough banana hammocks. >> i am wearing one right now. >> i am, actually, over my pants. in order to have an actual movement you have to be angry about someth

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the law has to stop decrepit messages from blackberry or networking sites like facebook or skype. >> they should be able to look at facebook because you want to catch the bad guy. >> is your own personal business. finding them on your time, yes. but you don't have to go and buy blackberry to find something wrong because the obama administration is trying to strike a balance between security needs and protecting privacy. >> it might start out that we're just doing facebook and then it goes on to everything. >> if the government is doing something to help protect me and my family, i am for it. >> they want to keep up on the bad guys and the technology they are using. do not expect any of this to happen until early next year. >> i do not know if they are doing it right now. >> they should legalize it. >> any changes will bring up privacy concerns because it will be harder to find out things. it doesn't mean they have to find ways to look into technology to see what we're doing. they should find another way to see if we're doing something wrong or not. >> that brings us to your answers t

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so facebook considering this closed. the biggest irony is that the winklevoss twins have facebook profiles. facebook has gotten a lot of bad press recently but it's not keeping people away from it. even their biggest foes still have profiles. >> when the movie comes out, i'm even sure it will be more fascinating. thank you very much. >>> whenever there's a big invention, there always seems to be like a second offender that pops up, i was in the room, too, feel as little slighted. >> they only say that when the invention is successful. nobody ever tried to do that with things that go nowhere. >> right. well, if men are from mars and women from venus -- >> for the first time in history, there are more women in the workforce than men, more women earned ph.d.s. >> but men still lead women in alcoholism, homelessness, and u suicides. dan, perhaps there's no better person than to tell us why women are more superior than men than you. what is up with that? >> i just passed an article once that was talking about women better tha

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part of it in facebook stock. but now they want the settlement vacate claiming they were misled about the company's value. facebook tells nbc news, we've considered it closed for years and we wish them well in their future endeavours. still, the film is the latest in an onslaught of bad pr. it clls the social network the movie facebook doesn't want you to see. last year there were a public outcry when they changedhe privacy settings and it allegedly shows him mocking his users for submitting personal information, saying they trust me and then calling them dumb. so far, the bad press hasn't kept users from the site which means this social network -- >> this is our time! >> reporter: probably won't keep from this one. >> the social network hits theaters october 1. >>> that does it for news4 at 4:00. >>> news4 at 5:00 starts right now. >>> a devry university student is discovered slumped inside a car in southeast washington. by the time authorities get there and get her to t hospital, she is dead. tonight investigato

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your facebook page is really spare. >> that is a sad and lonely looking facebook page. but there's really nothing there except that i'm a male. >> reporter: he has stopped using the site. >> i think that social networking, socializing on the internet, is to socializing what reality tv is to reality. it's -- it feels like a way to reinvent yourself. which is something a lot of people want. when there's a wall post that said, had a girls' night tonight, split five desserts, better hit the gym tomorrow. that's somebody who's trying to be out in the field. >> reporter: bill weir from palo alto, california. >> we told you earlier mark zuckerberg was on "oprah" talking about the donation he just made to a new jersey school district. mark's whole contention is that this is a nice piece of fiction. he says that it has to be dramatic. >> we certainly watched a lot of this play out with settlements to former harvard classmates. looks like it will be a great movie. >>> "world news now" delivers your "morning papers." >> that's right, folks. it is time for your "morning papers." wh

ashton, i have another facebook question for you. debbie wrote to ask, do you think texting could cause carpal tunnel syndrome? >> well, the answer to that one, harry, is it possibly could. this falls under the category of an overuse injury. we've heard of blackberry thumb or cell phone elbow. any repetitive action, anything you do over and over again for hours and hours a day can affect your body. so, when you're talking about texting or on the computer, thumbs, wrists, elbow, neck, can all become effected. >> is treatment approved for that? >> have you heard the saying from your doctor, doctor, it hurts when i do this, and the doctor says, stop doing that. so the answer is rest and intervene on that repetitive action. stop doing it. >> jack, we've got a tweet asking, if someone creates a twitter account or a facebook page claiming to be me, not me in particular but the viewer, can i sue them?

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you would have founded facebook. and i kind of am inclined to agree with him on that. >> you have a point and you have made good ones throughout the interview. rebecca davis o'brien thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up the candidates benefiting from the wave of tea party anger and the history of political failure. you're watching msnbc sunday. ♪ [ male announcer ] we touch a lot of things throughout the day. so it's nice that clorox disinfecting products help kill the germs that can live on surfaces for up to 48 hours. ♪ feels sweet when i can touch you ♪ >>> so keeping our eyes trained on the white house and the activities there, there you see the first family as they were crossing lafayette square just a short time ago heading across the street to st. john's church on lafayette square. that is of course an episcopal church. it was frequented by president bush and former first lady laura bush all the time during that presidency. the obamas go to different churches around the area but to

. >>> and facebook feud, did mark zuckerberg dream of the facebook idea on his own or did he steal the idea from his harvard classmates. they settled for $65 million, now they'll tell us while they think they deserve more. now they'll tell us while they think they deserve more. monday, july 20, 2010. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> and good morning, everyone. welcome to "today" on a monday morning, i'm matt lauer. >> officials in bermuda are saying that they are still trying to assess the damage from hurricane igor. >> hurricane force winds and driving rain has led to extensive power outages. >> it looks pretty this morning. >>> also ahead, former president jimmy carter is in the house and we'll be speaking to him about a number of topics including the rise of the tea party, those two american hikerstill being detained in iran and what he seeses a his own place in history. >>> on a different note, there are new problems for lindsay lohan. could the troubled actress be sent back to jail after she admitted that she failed a court ordered drug test. we'll have the latest

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it's not necessarily a movie about facebook. it's basically the inventor of facebook. and from its inception -- its not "inception." that's already a movie. [ laughter ] but, you know, then it goes through sort of what happened to the people that were involved in the creation. >> jimmy: 'cause it gets -- 'cause once money starts -- 'cause people don't think it's gonna make any money. and then it starts making money, money, money. and then it gets serious. people start suing each other. >> people are suing each other. >> jimmy: people are -- >> people are saying bad things to each other's face. >> jimmy: they're writing letters to each other. people are like -- >> people are like, "i'm right and the other person is wrong." >> jimmy: "and you're wrong." such a good description. >> crazy, man. and they say i'm really super fast and smart like they're from harvard. >> jimmy: yeah. "entertainment weekly." look at this. >> oh, great. >> jimmy: we like this. [ cheers and applause ] that's cool, man. >> i'm not sure -- i'm not sure what i'm looking at, but i'm -- i am concentr

we spoke to two other people who says facebook was their idea. they're saying they came to mark with this project and then he hijacked it. >> right, and this is all depict in the film, their allegations. they were classmates at harvard. they said they had the idea for this social networking web site. they hired him to work on the site, put it together. they say he never did the work he was hired to do, and a few months later he launched facebook. so immediately they stent hent cease and desist, he ignored it so they wen ahead with the lawsuit. now they say they were misled by the value of the company, and they want to open things up again. they want to vacate that settlement and presumably reopen the door to litigation. here's what they had to say about the value of the stock. >> they misled us on the valuation of the company and the actual stock we were to receive. >> you had some pretty smart lawyers at the time, i would imagine. they had the rug pulled over their eyes? >> it's really a situation where facebook has all the information on their

it was facebook's worst outage in four years. >> as the website crashed, facebook's founder mark zuckerberg made a very generous grant to a new jersey public school system. >> the young billionaire mark zuckerberg is donating $100 million. here's john berman. >> reporter: city of newark, you've just been friended on facebook. the $100 million pledge from facebook founder mark zuckerberg could have a huge impact on an education system where 46% of students fail to graduate high school. but who is mark zuckerberg? the 26-year-old kid with a grown-up checkbook and no direct ties to newark. he's a young man who created the social networking site with more than 500 million users. from his harvard dorm room. >> there's an enormous sense of pride. >> reporter: he's the young man who's 35 on "forbes" magazine list of richest americans. higher than apple ceo steve jobs. and he's also clearly a man who understands timing. and perhaps diversion. his announcement on "oprah" comes the same day as a release of the new feature film "social network" which depicts him as ruthless. >> your actions could perm

and facebook users use google more so we love facebook for that reason. >> and then there's apple. you used to serve on the apple board. >> yes. >> you no longer serve on the apple board. are you in the cell phone business, in the mobile business. it is said, it is said that steve jobs got very up set with you, his friend, because he said i didn't go into the search engine business, why are they going into my business. >> well, that is a quote from steve. it's important to know that steve is one of the greatest c.e.o.s that's ever lived. and what he has done with apple is phenomenal. and apple is a company that we both partner with and compete with. we do a search deal with them, recently extended. and we are doing all sorts of things in maps andhings like that. so the sum of all of this including the fact that they've now opened up their platform means that the two large corporations, both of which are important, both of which i care a lot about, i think will coexist pretty well. in our case, android was around earlier than the iphone. >> rose: the operating system was around. >>

>> we actually find facebook, many of the companies out there, they need and want more content. we have hired, literally, i think there's data out there, we are probably the largest hirer of journalists in 2010 because we feel like increasingly, all those links, whether on facebook or google searching for something, they go somewhere. we think there's an touopportun to have a myriad of different content, gadgets, stylists around style. we think there will increasingly be that opportunity to invest in that. tore me, for me, we're a means to an end and you log into mail, you find, here's the local foregoing on in your market, here's the foremost interesting to you, whether start-up in israel or san ramon. >> has anyone written you a memo yet? >> i actually have not had specific memos. back to culture, not to emphasize that too much. i have a very open culture and open door policy and hear a lot of things from people that are very direct and i'm glad. >> still doesn't like peanut better. >> greg is the president of aol. >> absolutely spectacular for small business, yelp launched it