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The noise level and table hopping were at a minimum today at Michael's, but there was still a tasty mix of moguls (Tom Freston), talking heads (Joe Kernan, Star Jones) and EICs (Amy Astley, Jay Fielden) who kept things interesting. Charlie Rose, Star Jones, Joe Kernan and Jack Welch Hold Court New Career Opportunities Daily: The best jobs in media.  

Charlie Rose and Gayle King gushed over network forebear Walter Cronkite on Tuesday's CBS This Morning, as they interviewed left-leaning presidential Douglas Brinkley about his new book on the journalist. King touted Cronkite as a "legend ...  

"I would not have imagined that you would have me on this show, no," confessed Cohen, who nonetheless breezily chattered about his book, his Bravo shows, and his journey to becoming the host of his own late-night talk show. "I grew up sitting this far away ...  

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Google CEO Larry Page was interviewed on Charlie Rose recently, and there was certainly some interesting stuff in there. Sadly, the interview suffers from the curse of modern journalism in that it was all a bit timid and civil (no truly harsh and confronting questions), but despite that, it's still a good watch. Two quotes from Page really stood out to me.  

Google founder Larry Page’s shot across Facebook's bow in an interview with Charlie Rose on Monday night generated plenty of headlines Tuesday, but Page got off without really answering Rose’s original question: Is Google “worried or not worried about Facebook’s competition in search?” We spent Tuesday tracking down experts who could speculate on if and when Facebook may try to compete against Google in search, and envision what Facebook’s...  

Google co-founder and CEO Larry Page appeared on "Charlie Rose" Monday, and it was obvious something has been bothering him: Facebook. After announcing his excitement over Chrome becoming the most used web browser in the world, Page spoke about ...  

Dylan Tweney / VentureBeat: Larry Page on Charlie Rose: “We're still waiting” for Facebook to unlock user data  —  Google chief executive Larry Page appears on PBS show “Charlie Rose” this evening at 11 p.m. local time.  —  In the show, Page addresses a wide range of topics, starting with today's surprising news …  

Google CEO Larry Page talks Facebook, Oracle and the future of Google in an interview airing Monday night on Charlie Rose. Page commented on the…  

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Last night, PBS, Charlie Rose had as his guest a guy named Donald Gogel, president, chief executive officer at private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice. Charlie Rose said to Donald Gogel, "You were a strong supporter of the president in 2008. Are you concerned about the nature of the president's rhetoric on private equity and Bain Capital and Mitt Romney?" GOGEL: I'm concerned that in the noise, in the tornado of...  

Google chief executive Larry Page appears on PBS show “Charlie Rose” this evening at 11 p.m. local time. In the show, Page addresses a wide range of topics, starting with today’s surprising news that Chrome is now the most popular browser ...  

Google CEO Larry Page talks Facebook, Oracle and the future of Google in an interview airing Monday night on Charlie Rose.  

Google CEO Larry Page talks Facebook, Oracle and the future of Google in an interview airing Monday night on Charlie Rose. Page commented on the recent Facebook IPO saying, “I don’t want to speak about their thing. But I think it’s great ...  

Yesterday I lamented the paucity of media coverage regarding the lawsuits filed by 40+ Catholic groups. It appears that the media outlets had some backing and filling to do. CBS again seems to be leading the way, at least in terms of getting the story out ...  

Here’s one tweet (translated) from the China official state media’s version of a PBS talking head: The Public Security Bureau wants to clean out the foreign trash: To arrest foreign thugs and protect innocent girls, they need to concentrate on the disaster zones in [student district] Wudaokou and [drinking district] Sanlitun. Cut off the foreign [...]  

(CBS News) "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose recently spoke with former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates. A transcript of the conversation is posted below. Charlie Rose: How would you assess our national security today? Robert Gates ...  

In the latest example of the liberal media painting the Republican Party as somehow extreme, Charlie Rose touted a headline from the New York Times on Thursday's CBS This Morning that negatively spotlighted a Republican group's upcoming ad ...  

VIDEO: Dan Walters, in his latest video report, says judges aren't the only critics of Gov. Jerry Brown's new budget numbers. Gov. Jerry Brown is taking his pitch on California's state budget to a national television audience, talking with Charlie Rose on ...  

Google Co-Founder and CEO Larry Page sits down with Charlie Rose to discuss the future of search and how the search giant reckons with the possibilities of Facebook as a search competitor. Video courtesy Charlie Rose. (Source: Bloomberg ...  

The Charlie Rose Brain Series: Autism. Nobel Laureate and Columbia University professor Dr. Eric Kandel co-hosts a discussion on autism with Gerald Fischbach, the Scientific Director of the Simons Foundation; Uta Frith, Emeritus Professor of ...  

Sheryl Underwood expressed her love for Charlie Rose during a CBS This Morning interview with the ladies of "The Talk."  

Sheryl Underwood expressed her love for Charlie Rose during a CBS This Morning interview with the ladies of "The Talk."  

The Google Project Glass team is aspiring to change the way we work with mobile devices, says Sebastian Thrun taking a photo without so much as a tap and a couple of nods. What we’ve got here is an interview Google X’s leader Thrun took with Charlie Rose, he using the opportunity to wear and Read The Full Story  

Just prior to France’s presidential elections you said, “Once again European efforts to contain the crisis have fallen short,” and, “Again, Europe and the global economy approach the brink.” Does François Hollande’s victory change ...  

“CBS This Morning,” with co-hosts Rose, Gayle King and Erica Hill, launched earlier this year as the network’s new morning program, replacing “The Early Show.” It airs from 7-9 a.m. each weekday morning on all local CBS affiliates and ...  

Early morning’s Charlie Rose had another late night last night as the “CBS This Morning” anchor moderated a discussion  sponsored by The Guardian called “Commercial Pressures vs. Journalistic Standards.” FishbowlNY was there: The panel featured ...  

The image you see here is the first publicly available photo that was taken with Google’s Project Glass. Google’s Sebastian Thrun took Project Glass on Charlie Rose’s show recently and effortlessly snapped this picture before uploading it to Google+. It was pretty astonishing seeing Thrun quickly take and share this picture. It was a completely more »  

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A Charlie Rose discussion about the life and work of author Christopher Hitchens with his friends and fellow authors: Salman Rushdie, Martin Amis, James Fenton & Ian McEwan. Also featuring past Hitchens appearances on the show. (1 hr SLVideo)  

One of the surprising things about you is your friendship with the president. What do you talk about? Oh, it’s everything from family or—when he’s getting a hard time that I think is undue, I’ll call him and encourage him. He’s just a friend.  

Charlie Rose, always in contention with Joe Lieberman, Newt Ginhrich, and David Brooks for the World's Smuggest title, carried all sorts of water today for the Zimmerman camp, lobbing softball questions at the shooter's pair of pasty ...  

Leena Rao / TechCrunch: Jack Dorsey Talks Square, Twitter, And Instagram-Facebook With Charlie Rose  —  Twitter co-founder, and Square CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey sat down with Charlie Rose yesterday to talk about the two companies he's developed as well as Facebook's $1 billion acquisition of Instagram and the “digital revolution.”  

Sebastian Thrun, founder of Google X, sat with Charlie Rose this week to talk about the Google Glass Project. Thrun also taked about other projects he is involved in including artificial intelligence research, Google’s self-driving cars, and Udacity, his free …  

From Gizmodo: Much hoopla has been made over Googles Project Glass, and on Wednesdays Charlie Rose, we finally got a glimpse of the specs in action when Google Fellow and Stanford Professor Sebastian Thrun wore them throughout his interview and put them to work. Read the whole art  

Google X Labs director Sebastian Thrun wore the company's much-hyped Project Glass augmented reality glasses on Charlie Rose Wednesday, giving us the first video of the futuristic device actually functioning in the wild (or at least a TV studio).  

Adi Robertson / The Verge: Google X founder takes Charlie Rose's picture from Project Glass headset  —  Google's Project Glass heads-up display was announced weeks ago, but nobody is sure whether the glasses are actually functional or if, as Sergey Brin has said, “you really just see [them] reboot.”  

Wondering if Project Glass is in a working state yet? At least one feature seems to be working out OK for Google in this ambitious venture. In an interview with Charlie Rose, Google engineer Sebastian Thrun took a photo of the subject with the ...  

Movies sold at retail on DVD and Blu-ray Disc aren’t going away but probably should be less expensive, Time Warner CEO Jeffrey Bewkes told interviewer Charlie Rose. Appearing May 10 on PBS’ vaunted “Charlie Rose” program almost a year-to-the-day ...  

The above picture shows us exactly what it’s like to be grilled by famed interviewer Charlie Rose. It was taken with Google’s Project Glass headset by Sebastian Thrun, the man spearheading Google’s next-gen innovations at Google X ...  

Move over, Sasquatch: Google's mysterious computerized Glasses have been captured on video for the first time. Google engineer Sebastian Thrun, one of the primary Googlers in the secretive Google X lab that works on Project Glass, recently ...  

Move over, Sasquatch: Google's mysterious computerized Glasses have been captured on video for the first time. Google engineer Sebastian Thrun, one of the primary Googlers in the secretive Google X lab that works on Project Glass, recently ...  

Senator John McCain. ... Likewise, I'm not at all sure the Iraq "surge" will be seen to have made any long-term difference. Ditto Afghanistan. And Vietnam. Except to our bottom line. Obama has done virtually all Republicans of ...  

Juan Williams and Charlie Rose/Getty Images for The Guardian The Guardian, the iconic U.K. newspaper, branched out across the pond last year. Last night, it was time for the tabloid to reap the rewards. Rather than a simple party, The Guardian made it a creative thinking process for the several hundred invited guests. The newspaper provided a debate between commercial pressures and journalistic standards. CBS This Morning‘s Charlie Rose was...  

Google fellow, founder of Project X and self-driving car pioneer Sebastian Thrun became the latest to publicly rock a Project Glass prototype (after company co-founder Sergey Brin) on a recent episode of Charlie Rose, and managed to show off a whole new side of the project in the process. While the 19-minute interview was mostly unremarkable product-wise with a focus on higher education and his Udacity project, we did get to see him take a...  

For those that aren't familiar with Project Glass, it's a wearable set of eyeglasses that connects to the internet and blends the line between reality and mobile devices. Google introduced the new system in a short video. While sitting across ...  

Noticing New York Michael D.D. White returns from an Atlantic Yards hiatus with a takedown of the Channel 13 interview he very aptly terms an "infomercial." On March 10, 2012 Charlie Rose broadcast what was in effect a half hour,...  

As the co-founder and chairman of Twitter and founder and CEO of Square, Jack Dorsey is obviously well-versed in tech success: Both of his businesses ended up on Fast Company's recent list of the world's top 50 most innovative companies.  

How? He puts on Charlie Rose in the evenings. Apatow told Rose Wednesday on "CBS This Morning," "I watch your show every night because I love it, but it also puts my (child) to sleep." "I'm like a nanny," Rose said. Apatow continued ...  

And when you get fat, you’re slow in decision-making ... government leaders, in a way that is a lesson for much of the world. They move them around from job to job. And we’ve had these leaders visit Cisco, home and away, us learning from ...  

   CLICK: http://www.medicinenet.com/dementia_pictures_slideshow/article.htm The various doctors and scientists added their thoughts on illness, dementia, Alzheimer's in the aged, mental retardation, depression and various other illnesses that healthy folks never think about --- of course until illness strikes them or people close to them.What I always believed, that scientists are always either finding out how right they are, or on the flip...  

In a week when Bubba Watson got all the publicity a golfer could ever ask for -- and rightfully so -- it was nice to see Charlie Rose interview Yani Tseng on PBS last...  

Let’s start with the Buffett Rule. Do you think it’s unfair, as the president said, for Governor Romney to have $21 million in income and pay only 13.9 percent in tax while most Americans pay a much higher rate? The Buffett Rule makes for good politics ...  

“I hate the word ‘Holocaust’!” declared Claude Lanzmann, director of the nine and a half hour 1985 epic “Shoah,” during a March 20 interview with Public Broadcasting Service interviewer and broadcast journalist Charlie Rose at Columbia Universi ...  

declared Claude Lanzmann, director of the nine and a half hour 1985 epic “Shoah,” during a March 20 interview with Public Broadcasting Service interviewer and broadcast journalist Charlie Rose ... Their main defense is speed. I am slow.”  

In March 2012, a former intern of the "Charlie Rose" show filed a class action lawsuit in the New York Supreme Court on behalf of herself and others. See Lucy Bickerton v. Charles Rose and Charlie Rose, Inc., Index No. 650780/2012. The lawsuit alleges that ...  

Charlie Rose boosted New York Times's staff "conservative" David Brooks for his endorsement of the individual mandate on Tuesday's CBS This Morning, but Senator Tom Coburn was having none of it. Rose quoted from Brooks, whom he labeled a "a ...  

The Pulitzer prize-winning energy expert discusses the political side of gas prices, the impact of fracking, and the importance of efficiency  

He was interviewed by Luisa Kroll for Forbes Magazine, William Cohan for Vanity Fair Magazine, Maria Bartiromo for CNBC's "Closing Bell" show, Joe Klein for TIME magazine and Charlie Rose for Charlie Rose Show. Moreover, Prince Alwaleed held business ...  

BEGIN TRANSCRIPT RUSH: Grab sound bite two before we get to sound bites 23 and 24. This is last night. We'll do a little timeline here involving Jeff Toobin. Last night on Charlie Rose, CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin -- who, by the way, for those of you old enough to remember, is the son of former NBC News reporter Marlene Sanders. He wrote a big book after the O.J. trial, and he's been at CNN for quite a while. And Charlie Rose said...  

Former White House press secretary Robert Gibbs, currently serving as senior adviser to the Obama campaign, talks to Charlie Rose and Erica Hill about the politics of the Chen Guangcheng case.  

Their most famous appearance was on The Charlie Rose Show in the US, when Sebastian Thrun from Google X labs showed off the specs and even took a picture of the titular host to show off the glasses' picture-taking abilities. And now Thrun is at it again ...  

Actually, there were quite a few during the so-called interview with long-time pal Gayle King and another friend, Charlie Rose. Here was a chance for Winfrey to spin her side of television's version of an atomic waste dump, aka the Oprah Winfrey Network.  

"I'm 100 percent behind our president. I actually love our president, and have the utmost respect for him and that office and what it takes to be there," Winfrey told Charlie Rose on CBS' "This Morning." "I will not be out there because I'm trying to fix a ...  

In a recent interview with Charlie Rose, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg stated, "If you survey men and women in college today in this country, the men are more ambitious than the women... and until women are as ambitious as men, they're not going to achieve ...  

(RTTNews) - A day after GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney won three key primaries, Senator John McCain (R-AZ) urged Rick Santorum to step down on "CBS This Morning" with Charlie Rose. "It's clear [Romney's] the nominee," McCain said Wednesday ...  

The hall is in the auditorium of the Cumberland County Center of North Carolina Cooperative Extension, in the Charlie Rose Agri-Expo Center. Nomination forms are available online at cumberland.ces.ncsu.edu or by calling 321-6405. Completed forms ...  

Oprah Winfrey was interviewed by co-hosts Charlie Rose, Gayle King and Erica Hill. The interview was broadcast live today, April 2, 2012, on CBS THIS MORNING on the CBS Television Network (7:00 AM – 9:00 AM). Below is an excerpt from the interview.  

How did executives know if you and Charlie Rose would be compatible? Well, I don’t think they did know. We had each already signed our deals before we even started rehearsals, and although we have mutual friends, I’m not going to lead you to ...  

"I think you got that," "CBS This Morning" co-host Charlie Rose remarked. Rosenthal added that the festival brings attention to all films - not just the big-budget blockbusters. She said, "There's a lot of people who pay attention to the ...  

Charlie Rose, co-host of the CBS program, came to William & Mary last weekend to conduct an interview with alumnus and former Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates ’65. Gates was on campus to take part in Commencement weekend activities ...  

On Tuesday's CBS This Morning, Charlie Rose rolled over and deferred to chief Obama flack David Axelrod and his talking points defending the President's Monday rant against the Supreme Court and its deliberation on his health care law ...  

On CBS’ This Morning, he told hosts Charlie Rose and Erica Hill that the regulation was “strangling” religious freedom even with the accommodations given to religious organizations: DOLAN: What we’re worried about now is the exemption ...  

Later, Boehner sat down with "CBS This Morning" anchor Charlie Rose, who asked the Speaker what Romney needs to do going forward.