but in terms of spotify and apple, i believe that spotify -- i believe in the u.s.ify has a far superior product to apple and i think that's how they've gotten to this point so far. obviously apple is a very, very large company that has an enormous amount of resources that it can spend, but a lot of our initial diligence on spotify, we started talking to a lot of artists and things like that and people in the music industry. it became very clear to us that spotify is more desired by the artists. one thing that we haven't talked about yet is the artist's tools. so spotify and company like tencent music that specializes just in music versus apple that does a lot of other things, are building these unbelievable tools that allow the artists to get very granular data on the consumers listening to the music. emily: mitchell green, thanks so much for joining us. as we go on bloomberg television, we'll give you the best interviews on the week including our interview with boeing c.e.o. on how the 102-year-old country is planning on staying relevant on earth and in space duri

can't just spotify.every week of export publishes a new playlist on spotify with twenty songs all made in germany. chopped up is new releases and classic his. follow pub export on spotify. brand new on my personal playlist is the current head to from i left and stephanie hines mama cold to build a house something lived and laid back for fall. have fun the thing is dancing along to this track go bats all from me this week i'll see you next time here on public sport. cover though we believe it's. good for us but i don't. feel right so let's. cut back on this. a little bit or we can we're. told. to. break this club to break away from our shoulder. long. cold as long as we're. still love relish the way it was no one can we're going to. consider. what. odd. move. from. the. odd couple. moved. closer to north of the group. who blew in the german book cry as. to how the norman mailer's. and walked the stories of. the twenty eight to. thirty minutes on d w. more. into the conflict zone with tim sebastian faulks

head to spotify. every week of its book publishes a new playlist on spotify with twenty songs full maiden gemini. chart toppers noémi says. classic kids. follow pop export on spotify. is a pretty reserved person preferring to be behind the turntable decks rather than in the spotlight but he does sometimes pull focus for the sake of his music videos here's how the d.j. does in front of the camera. his music videos have been keen getting robyn shows his music noticed a little he only ever plays minor roles at the start of the clip. wrongly and should. join the twenty fifth for his song headlights. swimming pool nothing childes agreed to be films briefly. i think some people just aren't cut out to be in the spotlight all the time they don't need to hit every red carpet or joint every celebrity apology stuff just isn't for me i'm pretty normal and i want to stay that way. forever in feet was the first song i've been shows made a video for in twenty fourteen. he was playing a cool head stone but in front o

drake is spotify's most- streamed artist ever...ollowed by ed sheeran, whose "shape of you" is they found out who users are streaming the most. ♪[ music ] >> and there you have it. drake is spotify's most streamed artist ever followed by ed sheeran, shape of you is the service most streamed music song ever. remember when we had the cds in our cars and -- now it's so easy. just put it on the phone. >> unlike our parents. >> remember the 45? >> you know how i am with technology? so i don't have spotify but i barely got songs on itunes just last weekend. >> okay! that's a good start. ha ha! >> 15 years late but okay. >> completely free of music. >> spotify is useful. >> we'll be listening to the radio. that's what i do when i'm in the car especially stuck in traffic. >> you don't have a lot of time to listen to whatever song comes on. >>> right now, we are tracking problems. you know the saying, everything but kitchen sink? today we have the kitchen sink. it's in the middle of the road along with some kitchen cabinets and quite a bit o

ads are the necessary evil of a free service so spotify ensures they're targeted to make them additivehan intrusive >> one of our most popular campaigns was with snickers. they have a brand negotiation that's widely known called you're not you when you're hungry we thought how does that apply to the streaming world we did a targeted custom audio ad campaign that identifies when a user is listening to a music genre outside their normal listening habits ♪ you're always listening to pop ♪ >> targeting them with this custom ad in the style of their usual music genre, then had has a hunger hits playlist >> now spotify is giving listeners an opportunity to pick the ads they want to hear. >> we're testing a new product called active meeting. this is testing only in australia right now, but our thoughts are if we can make the advertising targeted to you, you are more engaged and listening and viewing ads only applicable to you the advertiser wins because they are only paid for ads listened to completion. we win because we have a more engaged consumer linked to the advertising community. >> to

the age of podcast and spotify when "press: here" continues. . >> announcer: nbc bay area response. troing. >> in english or spanish. recovering more than $2 million combined. contact us anytime. we respond to every call, every cinco de ma email. >> nbc bay area response and telemundo will help you get your money back. >> that's not a drop in the bucket. >>> welcome back to "press: here." i have to admit i asomei wrong about it. i assumed because i really cut back on my radio listening in favor of music on spotify, that everyone was doing the same thing. i was really wrong. >> new music from marshmallow. >> it turns out radio listenership is surprisingly strong even among millennials. the top man in the country followed by -- the top format in the country. according to neilsen study, 93% of u.s. adults 18 and older listen to the radio every week, more than watching television or using a smartphone, tablet, or pc. mike dougherty is an expert on radio. he is ceo of jelly, which helps radio stations sell their on-air ad space. thanks for being with us this morning. i am astonnished by

>> i like spotify. i like spotify i am not deter that they at least paused its offer but spotify is a long-term situation. if you look at it overnight, it is going to drive you crazy. that thing trades so radically i like that subscription business model so much, that i am saying take the pain. if you listen to the stock market, it is saying that might be further long that ain't even realizes sell now and wait for the fed to change its mind. it is very hard to be that good. i say patience on "mad money" tonight, i am going to tell you which energy company could draft up dollars in an uncertain market the brand behind taco bell and pizza hut is gradually making itself higher year after year. i am going to tell you if young brands has found the strategy of success. don't miss my exclusive with med men. did you see canopy today stick with cramer. >> announcer: don't miss a second of "mad money." follow @jimcramer on twitter have a question? tweet cramer, #madtweets send jim an e-mail to madmoney@cnbc.com o

but in the future, there will be a spotify for television, a rebundling of all these products. randy: we are already there. the average cable bill or pay television bill was $100. then netflix came out it $9.99 and they bundled a ton of stuff. netflix, you pay for hulu, so it is pay-tv in some ways. but they made the pricing so appealing and they got the content to a place where it was good, and good enough at that rate. so you do have this choice. you didn't used to have it. or $70, there00, was no $10 choice. ataw something recently $5.99, where you get all the greatest television ever made available to you. we have read bundled at this year over $45 billion of content over $45dled this year billion of content, over 75,000 episodes of television worried that is the biggest bundle of video content aggregated anywhere, and i think that is going to continue. netflix will continue to do that. we will see what amazon does. i think that is where the aggregators, netflix, us and some others, versus companies doing stick -- doing it for specific reasons, being more specific in what t

follow up export on spotify. is a pretty reserved person preferring to be behind the turntable decks rather than in the spotlight but he does sometimes pull focus for the sake of his music videos here's how the d.j. does in front of the camera. his music videos have been keen getting robbed his music noticed a little he only plays minor. the clips. sure but. during the twenty fifth for his song headlights and swimming pool. briefly. i think some people just aren't cut out to be in the spotlight all the time they don't need to hit every red carpet or joint every celebrity apology. just isn't for me i'm pretty normal and i want to stay that way. in the seat was the first song up and shows made a video in twenty fourteen. he was playing a cool hip stuff but in front of the camera to shine musicians hands down. the burnin shoot it was my first music video a man i was nervous it started super early to we had to be on sex at four am to film the sunrise and we were driving around in this kind of that with a huge dog and

i have a spotify app and i can connect it to google home. and outd doing that came a message saying would you accept google's policy with respect? normally, people would say yes and normally i would, but since i am sensitive i pushed to learn more and it was an entire page of all the stuff google gets, including the friends you might share songs with. they collect all of this i cannot do i said, this. there is no reason for me to share this and i walked away and plated directly on bluetooth. whether or not they collected it that way, i have no idea. gall of them deciding to take all of that information simply because i wanted to connect my phone to google phone -- home. those machines are data collectors. >> where does the solution lie interview? congress, fcc? companies? >> all of the above. i used to believe it could be simply us learning to read these things, learn to be careful. over the years, i have come to understand that this is hard. keeping up with it takes an enormous amount of reading on a daily basis. to expect the ordinary pers

. >> so diane, spotify ad apparently banned from uk tv. why is this? >> reporter: okay. spotify had to pull a commercial in the uk after its advertising standards authority ruled that it was too scary for children. the ad features camila havana song and a creepy doll that pops up whenever the song is playing. spotify says the ad was intended to be humorous and regrets any distress it may have caused. >> diane, i know you have a young boy. i have two kids. you really have to be really aware of whether you're in the uk or not. >> reporter: very careful, yup. yup. of whdsarhihall of d cbsmoneywatch.com, enjoy your weekend. thank you very much. >>> 5:39 right now. new this morning, starkist has pleaded guilty to fixing the price of tuna after a federal investigation of the canned tuna industry. the department of justice says that starkist, chicken of the sea, and bumblebee foods conspired between 2010 and 2013 to keep prices high. bumblebee foods pleaded guilty to the same charge last year. >>> today could be your chance to become a near billionaire. the mega millions jackpo

i have a spotify app and i can connect it to google home. i started doing that and out saying, wouldge you accept google's policy with respect to this or something of that sort. normally, people would say yes and normally i would, but since i am sensitive to this stuff, i pushed to learn more. it was an entire page of all the stuff google gets, including the friends you might share songs with. they collect all of this material, and it was something that i said, i cannot do this. there is no reason for me to share this with google, and i walked away and played it directly on bluetooth. whether or not they collected it that way, i have no idea. i can probably figure it out. but the gall of them deciding to take all of that information simply because i wanted to connect my app to google home. that is the purpose of those machines, they are data collectors. peter: where does the solution lie? congress, fcc? companies? joseph: all of the above. i used to believe it could be simply us learning to read these things, learn to be careful. over the ye

it mirrors the efforts of those like spotify, which is a competitor. -- as welled spotify as tencentelped music sales growth at the fastest pace since 1990's. warner music, sony music entertainment among the big first initial investors in tencent music. it again shows more optimism from chinese companies listing in the united states. the rush continues. we have seen chinese companies raising $7.4 billion on u.s. exchanges this year alone. almost double the amount last year. >> we saw tencent>> re-announcing -- announcing a reorganization. stephen: it dovetails with what tencent is doing. it is under pressure on operating margins. we are seeing the worst quarterly stock performance since listing in 2004. there has been some pressure. they are doing this reorganization, which they launched on monday. they are trying to tap into new revenue streams, investing more heavily in the cloud. users, 872 million monthly active users for tencent music. it fits into the wechat ecosystem, with more than one billion users. 199t quarter profit, million u.s. dollars. if they are trying to tap into mo

i said i have a spotify app, i can connect it to the google phone. i went and i started doing that, and out popped a message saying you know, would you accept google's policy with respect to this, or something of that sort? normally people which is a yes, norman of wood but since i'm so sensitize to the stuff i pushed to learn more and those that whole page of all the stuff google gets out of that including the friends you might share your songs with. so they collect all this material and it really was something that i said, i just can't do this. there is no reason for me to share all of this stuff with google and i simply walked away from it and played directly and bluetooth. whether or not they collect it that way i have no idea. google home. in fact, i probably could figure it out. but just the gall of them deciding to take all that information simple because i wanted to connect my to google home. that's the purpose of those machines. they are data collectors. >> host: professor turow, so what is the solution lied in your view? is a congress, the

we both got really frustrated at spotify.ed thinking for a second, back when i was young if you wanted to listen to something, maybe you got lucky enough to have a tape recorder and you could tape-record it off the radio and your mom would be yelling in the back because of course you are listening to something she probably did want you to listen to so it was in your radio. your mom reminding you shouldn't be listening to this. then maybe you could play two minutes of what you're wanting to listen to. all i'm saying is that politics is similar. if you think you are going to get any sort of immediate gratification from doing this work is not going to happen. that's because it is deeply human work. human work takes a long time. building the skills of human work is one of the most important things i think people have to do as they think about potentially engaging in politics. what do i mean by that? learning how to listen before you speak. learning how to stay positive in the face of a frank, sometimes abusive, being told you are

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apart from that, they have big shareholders that include spotify, sony music entertainment, warner.the excitement, it is another blow to hong kong's ambitions of getting more technology companies to list in the city's. the stock exchange officials have been losing rules, but the new ones still do not allow corporate entities to benefit from weighted voting rights. at this point, daily fortencent, weighted voting rights. at this point, daily for tencent, but indeed, a lot of investors are awaiting that listing in the us. thank you very much. you and me, a big night out, karaoke. it is a date! i have heard him singing on bbc radio. he has quite a good voice. it is brief you on some of the other business stories. a major me at $32 billion liquefied natural gas project in canada has received the go—ahead from its partners. the project is a joint—venture between korea and japan. it is the single biggest private sector in investment project in canada's history and is expected to supply 26 million tons of liquefied natural gas exported annually to emerging asian markets. that is a very big

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. >> this will be the likes of spotify, booking.com, and even angry birds maker, urging them to abandon plans for a levy on the digital sector. wouldan for such attacks unfairly punish european companies. the u.k. implements a version of fromevy on british sales 2020. opposition, 16 of the top offices sent a letter to finance ministers. states that the proposed 3% tax on revenue would harm their ability to compete globally, especially against u.s. rivals. >> it was designed with large and highly profitable companies in mind but will have a disproportionate impact on european companies, resulting in unfair treatment. >> there is a tax on digital giants earlier this year applying to companies with worldwide revenues of 750 million euros and european earnings of more than 50 million. there is disagreement among the eu countries on the issue. france's leading the charge for the tax to be enforced. the french finance minister recently trying to carry favor before the debate in november. the united kingdom announced its own measures on monday, targeting online platforms the 2% charge to be ap

it funded f eed spotify, netflir to name a few.eturned, but he remained hopeful about treatments. his death today at the age of 65 surprised many people who followed his career. vulcan capital will continue to invest in his interests. katie utehs, "abc7 news." >> what an impact he had. katie, thank you. the seahawks were one of the first to acknowledge allen's passing. the team posted a simple tribute. the nfl quickly followed, showing himself brati celebrati super bowl victory. and the trail blazers expressed their condolences. and apple ceo tim cook remembered allen as a pioneer. >>> in the north bay, pg&e says 70% of customers affected by the fire prevention power outage will have their service restored by midnight. pg&e cut pow tore lier to lines night to prevent sparks in areas with a high fire danger. power will be fully restored by tower. some businesses said it didn't make any sense. >> take care of where the real problem is, up in the higher elevations and more rural areas and save the small communities the pain, shall we

. ♪ >> reporter: her post-break-up battle cry "i don't give a" cementing her as spotify's most streamedsay it my investment i don't want to say it out loud because i still don't see myself in the same place as these big, big global artists. >> reporter: she might not see it, but life is all about perspective. itures in five continents over the past five months. her reach is global. >> i've gone a lot of my learning on the job. everything happens so fast. sometimes you have to get thrown into the deep end to just get the best out of yourself. >> reporter: we joined the singer on tour in chicago. two years ago she performed here at the vic theater as a supporting act. >> i'm really excited about tonight. >> reporter: tonight it's her show. >> when i did that show. i was -- it was such a [ bleep ] big deal for me and to headline my own one it's crazy. >> you can make the argument that music is in her genes. >> my father was a musician in kosovo, and he started in a band called order. what i benefitted from that was that music was always played in the house. >> reporter: though her father f

very popular and now spotify's most streamed song of all time.o back exactly 10 years ago and take a look at the most streamed track. it was viva la vida by coldplay and the most streamed artist was lady gaga. a special play list where they're featuring 100 where users can find in the app. >> it's a big night of music. last night at the american music awards. taylor swift, the artist opened the show with a bang performing i did something bad. fire, smoke, a giant snake. however that was just the beginning of an incredible night for taylor. she would go on to win four awards bringing her total to 23 amas. that breaks the record for most decorated female ama winner ever previously held by whitney houston and it was during her award speech that she took the opportunity to send a message to her friends. >> this award and every single award given out tonight were voted on by the people and do you know what else is voted on by the people? is the midterm elections on november 6th. get out and vote. >> her call to vote comes after two candidates running

news it found an international fan base and moscow was ranked as germany's most played pianist on spotify we met up with a silent musician. his emotional compositions have made an internet star but not so famous that people recognize him in the street. and people recognize my name but not my face it's happened the people i met through my work are really surprised to learn i was also a pianist whose name everyone knows that doesn't bother me though i actually like it because i don't need that stuff. my son doesn't earn his living primarily with music he still works as a programmer in the german city of. for a long time using remain just a personal pleasure but then six years ago friends convinced him to publish composition on line the response was overwhelming. there were comments like this is good for my soul. i love this piece it's wonderful your music is tremendous unbelievable this is the most beautiful song i've ever heard it feels like i'm floating down the river the most underestimated piano piece the sets the club. one explanation for the flood of praise is that mohsen himself use

spotify's most streamed song of all time, wt to take a guess,? ago this time and take a look at the most streamed track. it was viva la vida and then lady gaga she mosteamed artist. spotify has a special playlist which users can find online or in the app. >> very cool. start?ut a little pop >> a big night in music last nightt the american music awards. taylor swift, the artist opened the show with a bang performing did something bad. there wasire, smoke, a giant snake. she went on to win four awards, bringing her total to 23 amas. that breaks the record for most decoratede femma winner that was previously held by whitney houston. she took the opportunity to send a message to her fan >> i wanted to make a mention of the fact that this award and every single award given out tonight were swrovoted on by th people. you know what else is voted on by the people? it's the midterm elections on november 6th. get out a vote. i love you guys. >> swift's call out to vote comes days she endorsed two candidates running in the midterm elections. it's the first

convince young people to vote it's the woman who got young people to buy c.d.s because she wasn't on spotify. player? people popping the disk into the toaster trying to play them. ( laughter ) because taylor has been so quiet about politics, there was a theory in the alt- right community that maybe she was a secret pro trump conservative but by support ago democrat she blew that up which the president took well. >> what do you have to say about taylor swift now that she's in politics? >> and what did she say? >> he said she wants people to vote for a democrat. >> let's say i like taylor's music about 25% less now, okay? ( laughter ) >> trevor: that's a weird way to express displeasure ( laughter ) he likes her music 25% less? like what does that even mean? is he now just going to cut off 25% of his taylor merchandise? ( laughter ) i love how trump turned back when he heard about taylor swift because he was leaving, right? then he heard taylor swift and he's like what? reporters normally shout questions and he keeps going -- mr. president, the united nations global warming -- mr. president, w

if you look at the apps it's facebook, spotify, twitter. most of them are making money from exemployediploiting your d we're making money from protecting it. the first three companies online are yahoo, google and facebook. they're all in the business for exploiting your data. we're in the business of protecting your data. >> consumers always say they care about privacy but that doesn't necessarily mean they want to put much work into protecting their privacy. how do you overcome that challenge? >> well, the trick here is to make sure that privacy is simple, right? so historically and what's very hard to protect your privacy, you know, the people want to collect our data make it very easy. click a like button and we'll collect your data. the people that want to protect our privacy in the past made it difficult. read this privacy policy, download this big file, whatever else. right now we've made it extremely simple to protect user privacy, it's one button, make me private. you click it on, you click it off. one thing that we've seen is peopl

the major shareholders at spotify went public earlier this year. >>> food and drug administration initiatede inspection of juul labs. the fda seized more than a thousand documents related to juul sales and market practices. it's the latest clamp down on e-cigarette companies. the fda is considering a ban on flavored e excigarettes as it fights the epidemic of the use by young people.>>> algiany il csed earlier this year, but in court papers filed on monday a bankruptcy auction was canceled with the intention of creating a new toys "r" us and babies "r" us branding company. a group of hedge funds -- the same group that pulled the plug on the retailers reorganization this year is behind the possible revival. anne-marie? >> you know, my fingers are kind of crossed as a mom of a 7-year-old. >> i know. >> i was kind of bummed there wasn't a toy store, plus it's also -- diane, full disclosure a little bit of a guilty pleasure for me too. >> i know, exactly. like the nostalgia, i feel like they're pulling at our our heart strings a little bit here. >> right. >> but still want to be a toys "r" us k

they also reveal subscribers to netflix, spotify and other online entertainment platforms may not belay ofjewellery that once belonged to one of the most famous women in history. the items were worn by marie antoinette, former queen of france, who some like to believe uttered the famous words "let them eat cake." the jewellery will go on sale next month in geneva — as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. for many, she is the ultimate symbol of opulence, decadence and self—indulgence. marie antoinette, queen consort of france, casualty of the revolution, victim of the guillotine. more than 200 years later, some of her jewellery is going up for sale. these are items that have a unique place in history. this collection has been in the family since she owned them. so there are records of her wrapping the jewels the night before he went to prison, her last night of freedom was spent caring for these jewels and sending them back to first i think belgian and then austria, where she was from. the collection includes brooches, earings and necklaces, also a monogrammed ring, here on the left, that co

i've been committed to spotify and platform and this is 1u67 an honor. >> the name of your company is>> madison & white. we believe beauty starts in bed. >> you're going to do the full pitch. i think this is still amazing you already met one of the judges. >> i did. i am so sorry. i saw her sitting outside and i'm running up and i say, okay, i know you started the company lively and you're my version of a celebrity. can i take a selfie with you? >> and you did. >> i did. >> you're ready to pitch in front of her. >> i do. >> michelle core dairy, the second is harley finkelstein. i'm guessing this is one of another of your heroes. >> this is a life dream i'm getting ready to walk into. i'm going to enjoy the journey and know that i'm getting my bu -- beauty sleep tonight. >>> my name is camela hurley. our beauty product enhances hair and skin as you sleep so when you wake up in the morning, you can just get ready and conquer the day with style. the primary difference with our pillowcases which i'll hand to you is it's the fabric. our -- it's different than anything else on the market. t

i live that hip—hop and grime as it genre is one of the most streamed genres on spotify at the momentsmall music venues willing to take a quote unquote risk to put it on because they're worried about their licensing terms. it's not explicitly said indirectly serve as owners of music and if it's urban you might have a little bit more trouble with your licensing terms, and you might have your license come up for review next year, and some venues understandably so are not willing to take that risk. a very good friend of mine who is a rapper who does not swear in any of his music and about as positive as you could be had a venue cancel on him this week because they thought he was a band for the past month and realised he was a hip hop artist and set a cap of this on because we will lose our license. star witnesses of the culture committee. if only news about the building which mps and peers work. the palace of westminster is a world heritage site and is also falling down. in january may remember mps voted to move out of the palace while refurbishment takes place. first they need to pass a

they also reveal subscribers to netflix, spotify and other online entertainment platforms may not beices abroad. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: let them eat...jewellery? famous items once worn by marie antoinette are due to go under the hammer. parts of san francisco least affected by the earthquake are returning to life. but in the marina area, where most of the damage was done, they're more conscious than ever of how much has been destroyed. in the 19 years since he was last here, he's gone from being a little—known revolutionary to an experienced and successful diplomatic operator. it was a 20lb bomb which exploded on the fifth floor of the grand hotel, ripping a hole in the front of the building. this government will not weaken. democracy will prevail. it fills me with humility and gratitude to know that i have been chosen as the recipient of this foremost of earthly honours. this catholic nation held its breath for the men they call the 33. and then... bells toll bells tolled nationwide to announce the first rescue, and chile let out an almighty roar. this is bbc news.

they also reveal subscribers to netflix, spotify and other online entertainment platforms may not beor released from jail by a turkish court has left the country and is on his way back to the united states. there was chaos at the airport in izmir when andrew brunson arrived to board a military plane. he was sentenced to three years in jail in a case that badly strained ties between the us and turkey. he was arrested over alleged links to political groups, including the banned gulenist movement, after a failed coup attempt in 2016. but a court released him because of the time he'd already been detained. chris buckler is in washington. chris, incredible relief, i imagine, for the family? yes. i think there are two things in this particular case. firstly there is the family. his wife was in court with him whenever the verdict was delivered. ultimately he was convicted of these charges of alleged espionage and also eating what turkey described as terrorist groups. but at the same time, they said that he could be immediately be freed. as you can imagine, that was a huge thing for him and

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accessed any apps using the facebook login feature, which means your information for apps like tinder, spotifyrbnb should be secure. >>> tesla is turning out more model 3s. >> the third quarter report hit production goals. tesla made more than 53,000 model 3s and delivered 56,000 of them to customers. but that's when shares fell 3% yesterday. the company is still dealing from the fallout of settling a securities fraud lawsuit from the sec. >>> a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. up 106 points right now. and the dow opened at a new record high this morning. it's been very good after breaking its 14th record high this year. the new trade deal with canada and mexico being credited for the surge. >>> amazon reportedly wants to patent a device that would allow toys to interact with children. the toys would be similar to the alexa voice assistant. >> what do you think of this? it would be equipped with a microphone and speaker attached to a stuffed animal or figure reason. it would pair with a computer server and respond to violence commands. the to

i believe that hip—hop and grime are — as a genre is one of the most streamed music genres on spotifyt on because they're worried about their licensing terms. it's not explicitly said but indirectly, certain genres of music, if it's urban, you might have a little bit more trouble from — with your licensing terms, you might have your license come up for review next year, and some venues, understandably so, are not willing to take that risk. a very good friend of mine, who is a rapper and doesn't swear in any of his music and is as positive as you could possibly be, had a venue in derby cancel on him this week because they thought he was a band for the last month and suddenly realised he was a hip—hop artist and said we can't put this on because we will lose our licence. a little stardust there being sprinkled on the culture committee. let's have a look at what's been happening in the wider world of politics. at five, hillary clinton unveils a statue to former first lady eleanor roosevelt in oxford to mark 70 years of the universal declaration of human rights. at four, as the us midterm

some of the stocks that are in in which hedge funds have set up stock art ivanka, at the, spotify. seen a major decline as head -- hedge funds pull out en masse. you can see the chart on gtv as well. >> the two things are very much related. the shift from growth to value is represented in what vonnie has just shown you. i will let you win today. we are seeing a huge shift out from growth into value stocks. the winner today is vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, i'm guy johnson. >> i'm vonnie quinn. we are seeing a bit of a selloff today. where will we end the session? obviously, we will not ask you. the bears have claimed the upper hand. a look at the 200 day moving average for the s&p 500 and the wedaq 100 last i checked were below on both of those. that is important because i remember february night and my colleague wrote a piece. we bounced and that ended up marking the bottom. inre was another occasion april and may where the bounce off the 200 day moving average did mark a bottom. my colleague earlier today said it is something to watch because it has wor

they've also got big shareholders to support them which includes the likes of spotify, warner music groupnment. we know this ipo they have sort of announced comes at a time when the global online music industry is getting back on track with lots more listeners streaming music through smartphone apps. that's something i certainly do, although i don't do much karaoke!|j although i don't do much karaoke!” would pay good money to hear you sing, although i suggest you don't pay good money to hear me sing! china's financial markets are closed for the national day holiday and will resume trade on october 8th. south korea was also closed for a public holiday. japanese stocks down as car—makers lost out after news of a sharp decline in us new car sales. dax is closed for a national holiday, so trading will likely be thinner than usual. rebound today on reports that italy's government is aiming for a lower budget deficit in 2020 and 2021. and kim gittleson has the details of what's ahead on wall street today. on wednesday it looks to be a rather slow day on wall street after the dow jones industria

a spotify ad has been banned for "unjustifiably" distressing children.people being threatened by a scary doll when they played a particular song. the advertising standards authority said the events were "particularly likely" to scare younger viewers. and the majority of those tricked in so—called "rom—cons" after meeting people on dating sites lost more than £2,000. research from barclays says thousands of people have lost millions of pounds in online dating scams, with those aged between 45—64 most likely to be victims. the ftse 100 is on course for a third consecutive win. the benchmark found some support from a fall in the pound, under pressure after uk september headline inflation rose by a less—than—expected rate of 2.4%. that's all the business news. more throughout the afternoon. thank you. theresa may has faced accusations from the opposition that her government is "too weak and too divided" on brexit. no surprise that that was taught about at pmqs. —— talked about. well, let's get the latest from our assistant political editor, norman smith, who

. >> first one up spotify.o change the way we get music and follow the big guys pandora got bought by sirus. potentially somebody will buy them to fit into their media exposure >> haven't been a good few months for spotify >> i find this -- i find a small cap space, it is kind of like a lottery. it means these ideas may be very good what tends to happen is when the market turns the small caps are the ones that tend to take the beating for the most >> it is about a 26 pist$26 bil company. >> yeah. >> but what i'm saying is as they talk about these things, if they are good and may not be good you saw the performance of the russell. >> yes it's a great move. >> these are the ones that usually get crushed. if there's a market downturn they get crushed more. >> unfortunately we have to leave it there thanks for weighing in today >> thank you >>> still ahead, toy maker announcing a big round of layoffs. we'll veha details the closing bell is back after this break something is transforming and our world.. it's the lon

music, you at apple compare that to spotify it took them 12 years.rscores the power of distributing services inside of apple's ecosystem. as apple rolls out more services over time, we think services and ultimately account for 22% of revenue. is these are internet software services. the business than it shifts towards those businesses and away from the hardware business. we think investors could be rewarded. you are talking about a services business that could be worth $177 per share. >> we will be all over apple earnings tomorrow. thank you so much. coming up, the ceo of salesforce joins us. supporting the controversial prop c. this is bloomberg. ♪ it's less than a week until the midterms. in san francisco there is another issue on the ballot. voters will decide whether to boost funding for homeless services. it will apply to companies. generate $300 million in additional tax revenue per year. the proposal has split opinions among san francisco's tech names. you split with them some of your tech peers. why are you so out front on this? >> walked out

unlike spotify, where nearly 50% of users actually pay for the ability to download music and listen to around you, there is clearly a lot of excitement about the news. i‘m just wondering, you mentioned spotify, the world market leader in the music streaming services, it listed earlier this year. do we read from this decision by tencent that there is a real appetite among investors for this kind of share? i was here when spotify listed shares and we saw a significant pop in that company, share price rising. we are expecting there will be a significant amount of investor appetite, probably due to one thing. there was a lot of excitement on the floor because the dow hit another record high when it opened. that suggests a strong us economy and corporate earnings means that there is a lot of investor appetite to invest in us stocks, to invest in companies that list in the united states. that is certainly one reason why tence nt united states. that is certainly one reason why tencent music has decided to file for a listing in the hopes of raising funds to try to expand the business. thanks v