Can the business community influence the government?

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We want to bring this up to the attention of people on a larger scale - why shouldn't our business be in business meetings with big companies?

You're going to have a bigger opportunity to influence the decisions that go on in government and government institutions and corporations because your influence goes beyond just a small number of you.

And with Facebook, we already know you have the power to influence public opinion; and you can also see the numbers, and with all of that combined - how much impact do you have?

That's right, you're not just getting a few hundred thousand likes, you're getting billions of likes.

What about the business relationships and alliances that could help you to gain more influence?

Facebook is not so much about money. You're not going to get richer; you're just a way to share information you know about some big companies that are going to be changing the world.

But as you already know from the research, it's not like everyone hates the internet, everyone likes Facebook.

But the interesting aspect of the internet is that it creates all sorts of business opportunities, and one of these opportunities is now the opportunity of making big political donations.

So it's not just about what you like, but what you know that can influence someone's decision as a business owner. And how can you leverage that business advantage with social media?

That's the interesting part of it to me because there's a large amount of business people that are really passionate about this.

There are thousands and millions and millions of people that have an interest in politics, whether it be for themselves or for their employer, whether it be their government or their employer.

And many of these are small business people who want to see their government respond to them, respond to the needs of small businesses in our country, and have a real effect on politics in America.

And they're already making a lot of these kinds of connections with their government, and I think that's going to expand.

Because when you look at the media coverage today, that's what's happening today. Business is not just influencing government; it's influencing government in big ways.

The question is whether what business people are doing is a big enough business strategy to take these other political relationships and political relationships with business people and turn them into something of greater impact.

Is there a chance that in two or three years, the business community will be the biggest influence on government?

Yes, I think that's definitely possible, because I'm hoping that in the next three years that we're going to see a lot of these big companies - in the area of telecommunications.

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