Ilana Berger on "Move Your Money 2.0": Going After The Big Money

The "move your money" movement made a lot of noise a few months ago by encouraging individuals to close their accounts at the big banks at the root of the financial crisis. That movement is now well into what Ilana Berger, the co-director of New Bottom Line, calls "Move Your Money 2.0"—getting large organizations and governments to either hold banks accountable or deposit their dollars elsewhere. She discusses how that is working, and how you can get involved, in this interview.