so that would obviously not impact spotify or epic. at the same time, i'm not sure what spotify is still completing about. even if they have actually been circumventing apple's app store fees for years. you cannot sign up for spotify inside of their app. epic games, as you know during this lawsuit, they pay nothing to apple either. so this is not really something that applies to them, necessarily. in terms of windowdressing that spotify is talking about, this is something i do agree with. apple is saying this is in response to the covid-19 pandemic impacting small businesses and small developers. and i know several developers who have had their revenues fall because of covid-19, but i think that regulatory scrutiny and other issues that apple has over its app store practices is a big reason for this change as well. to be is this going enough to appease regulators as the antitrust scrutiny continues? will regulators see this and say, ok, this makes us feel better, or is it not enough? mark: maybe some. i think the voices inside the ears

despite the fact that taylor swift famously boycotted spotify for a while? that's right.ght. there is a handful of very high profile artists that assigned to major labels that do quite well out of streaming but the vast majority of musicians really make a pittance from streaming and even some major artists that are probably household names don't do very well out of it. particularly concerned about artists that might have been big in the 90s when i was growing up who were on bad record deals and possibly haven't even recouped their advances so they were paid a lump sum and they have never made any royalties from this dreaming or sales since then. and we think those balances should be wiped and 15 years or so later they should start to receive royalties. very quickly because i am told we're out of time but ijust want because i am told we're out of time but i just want to ask you, if the enquiry reveals what you have been saying to me now, what difference will that make ultimately leicester will spotify apple music pay more in the end? we are hoping record labels will pay ou

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"a soccer playing 58-year-old who has uploaded two of his songs on spotify, and sometimes has a guitarround during video calls. he is widely like for his unassuming manner and inclusive approach. in his high school yearbook, the page with his photograph is inscribed with a pink floyd lyric, "just another brick in the mall." you get the idea. let me go back to 2016 and president trump's pick for secretary of state. "president-elect donald trump has selected x on what rex tillerson to leave the state department, dismissing concerns about the businessman's close ties with russia. two people close to trim strangers and said monday night." he said the theme. when we are talking about pink floyd, spotify, and a fender, the other we are talking about rex tillerson being part of the whole russian collusion thing. it's quite hilarious, and on some levels it wasn't meant to be funny. >> harris: i wonder if anybody in the incoming administration potentially can play an instrument. anyway, all right, dagen, marie, you are next. new york governor andrew cuomo excepting an international emmy for wha

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liz: what is the best way, because we have got your competitors, spotify and sirius, also trying to get in on the podcast space. you guys are number one according to that metric. but what is the new way that you have come up with to monetize podcasts? because when you look at the partnerships that you have, malcolm gladwell and i would be remiss if i didn't mention jacob weisberg, too, how do you scoop in more money? >> you know, for us, it's really two ways. we have one group of people that want a very tight association with podcasts, they want to be all about that podcast. then we've got others that want to be just in the podcast audience and in that environment. so on one hand we do very customized programs and on the other end of it, we build out these programs so they can reach whichever audiences they want to regardless of the podcast in which it runs. vox nest is a very important part of enabling that part of that general audience marketplace and so we are using technology and using salesforce. it's no reason, you know, or it stands to reason that we should be doing so well in ad

elbow and radiohead to tell mps on the culture committee about the impact of streaming services like spotify are inadequate with artists seeing little of the money that was being made. i mean, streaming in itself, actually, streaming is a bit of a miracle. i was listening to betty smith this morning because i was awake at 5am because i've been really nervous about appearing here. and i realised that i was listening to a recording that she made for me 100 years ago. now, the fact that you have access to every recording ever made, every piece of music ever recorded in your back pocket for £10 a month is a miracle... ..almost. it's almost a miracle. if musicians are equitably paid, then it's a miracle because then it's sustainable, and then it's something for everyone to be proud of. the year that i was signed with radiohead, we were signed in '91, and i call that the analogue era. and we've got this analogue model that had huge, huge imbalances, unfairness, and you're all being, you know... it's interesting to see your reaction to the testimony this morning. you're becoming aware of the unfair

elbow and radiohead to tell mps on the culture committee about the impact of streaming services like spotifynts that streaming royalties are inadequate, with artists seeing little of the money that was being made. the system as it is is threatening the future of music. and that sounds very dramatic, but if musicians can't afford to pay the rent, if they can't afford to live, then we haven't got tomorrow's music in place. i'm here because of what... i've been looking to live as a musician for 20 years. and that required the record companies that nurtured us and developed us and that produced us that were in the cathedrals of recording studios that we used, and all this assistance and nurturing came from record labels, from management, from publishers. and i want that we had for the next generation of musicians, but it's become so skewed. imean, streaming in itself actually... streaming is a bit of a miracle. i was listening to betty smith this morning because i was awake at 5am because i've been really nervous about appearing here. and i realised that i was listening to a recording that she m

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just as people have moved away from owning dvds and moving to netflix, music, spotify, we see the sameng happening in transportation. there will be shifts. there will be changes in how people get around, but by having a portfolio approach, we will be able to capture that shift. emily: you bolstered your delivery business. you've done deals with grubhub to deliver food and epic to oriver non-emergency -- arrange transit for nonemergency medical appointments. what can you do to expand delivery as we wait for travel and commuting to bounceback? john: we are excited about the grubhub relationship. with our subscription service we call pink, you get access to all of grubhub's restaurants with free delivery if you are a pink subscriber. in terms of medical transportation, it is something we continue to invest in. medicalency transportation we believe is a multibillion-dollar opportunity, and so that integration allows integrated to. their software is used by 70% of hospitals across the country. that is a great integration. with delivery broadly, we are not interested in being another consume

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. >> when we think about subscription based businesses and spotify and netflix, up sail may be 10% or0%. then when they go to the suburbs, we reported quarter that although our business doubled, the number of people going through the process grew 300% it is out pacing our growth at large. each of those customers went from 150 to 900. you lay on top of that pet, 1600% increase in premiums absolutely with no cost. it is a big deal >> that's rather remarkable as someone who was in sales and taught sales that's incredible. >> daniel schreiber, thank you so much, sir >> thank you, jim. a quick note on this one i have been thinking and i remember this is number 17 on cnbc's 2020 disruptive list of the 50. look at these people jeff, you are always welcome on the show join us to celebrate the company's 2020 list and hear about break through innovations. lit to see a full agenda and of course register to attend. "mad money" is back after the break. what if you could have the perspective to see more? at morgan stanley, a global collective of thought leaders offers investors a broader view. ♪ we

about to play for you is 100% real these are actual bands and actual songs you can download them on spotifyic store has them they are real. these are real songs all right, let's see what's on my do not play list! first up is an r&b artist called ice j.j. fish do you know him? >> hell, yes i am ready for this. >> jimmy: his song is called "my bae. here he is on the album cover. and i assume that's his bae there. anyway, let's take a listen to "my bae. ♪ >> jimmy: sounds like he's in pain ♪ >> he's a legend >> jimmy: you think he is a legend next up is an artist called -- michael gutierrez-may. >> isn't he one of the camera guys >> jimmy: he seems like a pretty chill guy i like the album cover i'm into it so far his song is called "cold wind, warm breeze, hot girls, cool dudes. >> that's the song title >> jimmy: yeah i like that. he's giving off laid back vibes. let's give it a listen ♪ >> jimmy: red sox, pats, bruins - ♪ >> jimmy: that's good. he's just listing off boston sports teams the next album's called -- "tall glass of juice" or "prescription strength." or, "take before bedtime." he's

the 58-year-old father of two toddlers and guitar player who even has music on spotify has a playfuloint going on sesame street to discuss the intense challenges faced by refugees. >> one of the issues we are going to talk about is something really important. refugees. >> oh, deputy secretary tony blinken from the state department. >> reporter: the trump administration put historic limits on the number of refugees coming into the u.s. limits biden has pledged to raise dramatically and blinken would be tasked with implementing. blinken, who supported u.s. military action in syria and libya said the biden team will maintain a commitment to israeli security but -- >> in terms of the amount of time and focus and energy and resources, we need to be thinking about how we allocate them to best match our interests. >> reporter: handling china is one of the biggest challenges facing biden's foreign policy team. >> play by the international rules. >> reporter: blinken and biden call china a competitor and say the u.s. needs to work with china when interests overlap. the world is waiting to fin

this is like when your spotify shuffle goes from amy grant to cardi b. not prepared, you will swerve off the road. in the meantime, let's enjoy the moment and celebrate the history. if you will excuse me, they started line dancing outside my apartment again and i need to join. >> trevor: thank you so much for that dulce. when we come back, president trump has graciously conceded the election to joe biden with dignity and class. no, i'm just shitting you. he went bat shit crazy. we'll tell you what he did after this break. this is nest hub max from google. but to someone who's tired of always ordering delivery hey google, play salt fat acid heat on netflix. it's the google dine-in motivator. nest hub from google. garcia,sims!coming! it's the google dine-in motivator. really dude? not cool. haha! not sorry. get double xp in call of duty: black ops cold war with mountain dew. rated mature. (teen) ♪ mom... it happened again. (vo) add some thrill to your wish list. at the season of audi sales event. ♪ you got me feelin' punchdrunk crazy, so crazy ♪ ♪ it's eve

platforms like facebook and twitter, the internet would feel more like your experience on netflix and spotify where you have to get a license to have your content shared. david: you say this is to protect your ability to communicate on social media, but it does affect everyone's right to do it, because one of the republicans -- one of the issues republicans are focused on is conservative republican post that have been taken down or have had flags put on saying you should not believe this. matthew: that's right. platforms can moderate speech on their site. rolled backwas further and platforms reliable for everything every user posted on their site. sites like facebook and twitter, that is millions or billions of posts on a daily basis. a difficult content moderation task. it is likely the spaces for expression would be narrower because platforms would not permit controversial speech if they thought it would land them in court. david: what about alternatives that are not rolling back section 230 but doing other things. as i understand, we had mr. dorsey sate is all about the algorithms and peop

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. >> spotify. >> likely acquired by netflix. dominates -- we issue all media was in our pocket on one app. >> i'm going to say it the way he says it, meaning musk, tesla. >> the ultimate story stock. in march was the third most valuable company. now the most valuable, worth more than the other three combined. never seen anything like it. >> twitter. >> needs to command the space it occupies. a great performing stock, should they decide to do away with the part-time ceo which is ridiculous and move to a subscription model and potentially partner with cnn to have vertical propriory contact. >> uber. >> a menace to society. created a permanent underclassed software to circumvent major wage loss. >> final question, in the book, you say it's the trillion dollar question, whether tech can reduce the workforce with innovative productivity. what's your answer? >> we suffered from innovators. we never let companies weaponize our elections, destroy jobs and depress our teens at the pace these companies have. the best you can do for the ec

please subscribe to my podcast kennedy saves the world, spotify foxnewspodcast.com. happy thanksgiving. see you monday. tootles. >> breaking news a short time ago, president trump tweeted he's granted a full pardon to his former national security advisor, general michael flynn. with us tonight on this the rest of the days top stories, john cox and congressman brian along with charlie hurt. meanwhile, local and state officials ordering thanksgiving covid lockdowns and restrictions but sparking massive outrage from everyday americans coast to coast fed up that politicians continue ignoring their own rules. wait until you hear the latest outrage on this front. plus the far left squad demanding biden get with their program, fuming what they see as defense hogs and other essential high-level officials that don't align with their socialist platform. big tech going off the rails. amazon apparently reversing course after the latest covid booklet, critics crying censorship and where does this end? too new york city, redeploying cops to patrol the subways after a series of att

this is like when your spotify shuffle goes from amy grant to cardi b. not prepared, you will swerve off the road. in the meantime, let's enjoy the moment and celebrate the history. if you will excuse me, they started line dancing outside my apartment again and i need to join. >> trevor: thank you so much for that dulce. when we come back, president trump has graciously conceded the election to joe biden with dignity and class. no, i'm just shitting you. he went bat shit crazy. we'll tell you what he did after this break. garcia, i'm coming! sims! really dude? not cool. haha! not sorry. get double xp in call of duty: black ops cold war with mountain dew. rated mature. i'm gonna show you guys how to make my famous holiday rolls, cause 'tis is the season! first up, you're gonna wanna knead the dough. yeah yeah, good! give it some life, ya know? then you're gonna wanna talk to the dough like it's your ex-boyfriend. carl! i'm not giving you the sweatshirt back! yeah, and i've stretched it so it won't even fit you anyway! (slaps) oh, i thought you liked the s

spotify is rolling out the ability to stream songs from the time piece even if there is not an iphone by and you will be able to use siri to control playback. >>> you got it. i got it. >> i'm ready, today. i don't have to go digging through my purse. >> we need -- that self-care expert was saying we need to log off. she didn't say you need to moisturize. i feel like that's a very important part of that story. >> moisturize with friends. >> with friends. thank you very much. >> that's the key for me, friend. >> i like it. that's how we survived this week so far. >> our little time with our friends. >> there's still a couple days left. we'll see how >>> it is 6:57. if you're just joining us, here's 7 things to know this morning. number one, the presidential race is still too close to call. democrat biden is leading president trump and the popular vote and electoral votes. >>> we should get an update from georgia at 7:30, nerve at 9:00 and arizona tonight. >>> and protests are being held around the country most demanding that all votes be counted. in phoenix, arizona sheriffs deputies gu

it's on spotify, apple podcasts. new episode coming out at five in the morning, friday morning.ast. it's all about robots. it's going to be superhot. you have been warned. good night. got to show the proof and quite time is running out. deadline is december 13. with us tonight plus congressman rick also on today's top stories but we are b going to dig in what they are alleging today so highlights of what went down. and ron johnson, now out

. >> dan >> i think when we're talking about this f maga complex we got to go back to netflix, spotify's report, we got to go back to twitter and think of some of the things that happened over the last nine or ten months. there was a massive pull forward and we've seen that in a lot of demand, in a lot 6 these name of these names and all of a sudden valuation is becoming a thing, interest rates have kind of ticked up a little bit, we're kind of getting back to more classic market themes, election or not i think it's really important keep an eye on that. the last point is that about this election, we could, if we had a blue wave we might not get further stimulus until february or maybe even a bit longer you know, i know people are really excited about theis m number, that's backward looking, what i'm looking at is this huge chaz if you will, of american citizens literally having a very tough time so i think the outlook going forward for a lot of these names that we're relying on consumer spending when they had expanded unemployment benefits is not this i think the next few months will be

follow ablinken on spotify? oh, you know i will. 'cuz our new secretary of state has his own rockin' dad band! and here's a little taste, with the man himself on vocals: ♪ ♪ note oh yeah ♪ ♪ i got to got to got to ♪ i don't expect you to feel the way i do ♪ ♪ that this love is for real >> stephen: sorry... whoa! baby! that's some foggy bottom! if his diplomacy are as smooth as his hot licks we're back on the world stage baby. my man is going to lock israeli and palestinian leaders in a room and when things get tense, he's gonna pull out that guitar and say "you two get to the negotiating table, or i'm gonna start 'stairway to heaven.'" the coronavirus continues to surge to record levels and i'll -- that's an emotional shift there. sorry. try it again. don't cut this part out, i want people to see the sausage being made. the coronavirus continues to surge -- did i mention i'm tired? the coonavirus continues to suffrage to record levels and i'll tell you all about it in tonight's installment of "catch a third wave: endless bummer." ♪

the 58-year-old father of two toddlers and guitar player who even has music on spotify has a playfulide. at one point going on "sesame street" to discuss the intense challenges faced by refugees. >> one of the subjects we're going to talk about is something really important. refugees. >> oh, deputy blinken from the state department! >> reporter: he put strict limits on the number of refugees coming into the u.s. a number that biden plans to raise dramatically. it's one of many foreign policy moves that blinken's state department would be tasked with implementing. blinken, who supported u.s. military action in syria and libya, has said the biden team will maintain a commitment to israeli security, but -- >> in terms of the amount of time and focus and energy and resources, we need to be thinking about how we allocate them to best match our interests, and again, i think that suggests more in the asia pacific, more in our own hemisphere and a sustained engagement in europe. >> reporter: determining how to handle china is seen as one of the biggest challenges facing biden's foreign polic

it's on spotify, apple podcasts. new episode coming out at five in the morning, friday morning. that is 2:00 a.m. on the west coast. it's all about robots. it's going to be superhot. you have been warned. good night. got to show the proof and quite time is running out. deadline is december 13. with us tonight plus congressman rick also on today's top stories but we are b going to dig in what they are alleging today so highlights of what went down. and ron johnson, now out with even more new information. apparently from hunter biden's former business partner, detailing just how close hunter biden and his business associates were in dealing with the chinese energy company. the communist china considered tto russia for energy fields. working with vladimir putin. the senator say the new details deepen their existing concerns about counter intelligent risks, intelligent risks and much more. we also the growing backlash against the media. and democrats are trying to politicize and attack operation warp speed. it's bringing effective vaccines to the market. onthe debate are the putting

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standard 30% cut and some of the big developers have been very unhappy with apple, like base camp, spotifynd fortnite maker epic games, all publicly criticizing app store policies but it's hard to wage war without soldiers and apple clearly bets that this new change is going to pay dividends over the long term, motivating its army of 28 million developers to keep creating apps that generate revenue for the store and help breathe life into apple products carl, back to you. >> josh, speaking of base camp, our next guest was behind the tweets that essentially got this whole fight started between apple and the developers on the app store. the base camp co-founder david hansen joins us this morning welcome back it's good to see you again. >> thanks for having me again. >> you've been pretty vocal on twitter, even today. you called the company corrupt and evil why aren't you giving them any credit for this discount >> i wish i could. i wish this was a moment of celebration and we could see there was some fundamental change coming that was really going to change how things are working on the app

find it on spotify, apple or wherever you get your podcasts. everyone talks to liz.eck them out. >>> all right. don't blink. the chart on your screen is a real deal. electric vehicle charging station giant blink still up more than 1,450% for the year? despite a double digit slip today of about 13.7%. this after a deal to buy rival ugo and yesterday's short slam by citron research calling the company the new most ridiculous ev stock. but look at year to date. very nice picture for blink charging company shares. this as former citron target tesla hits another major milestone. driving ceo elon musk right past bill gates on the world's richest list. how the ev visionary left one of the tech's greatest lines in the dust and what one well-known tesla analyst says it all means for the clean energy titan's future sales. that you've got to hear. we just spoke to him. we will let you know what he said. closing bell is ringing in 37 minutes. dow stands at 30,039. kind of holding there. will we close there is my question. got to stay with me. we'll be right back. we made usaa in

spotify does music $10 on subscription apple gets 3 bucks. does fortnight a tiny by a scanned them like superhero. 12 bucks an apple gets $3.4 $1. so there's still some work to be done here, but it shows that out shows that apple's trying to play nice in trying to get ahead department of justice trying to get ahead of us and europe call them anticompetitive. and it's i think it's good for developers to quite honest for you for you and me. is developers more incentive to make great apps on the apple platform and apple user and an optional. >>there you go all right and then lastly this was something i mean i guess i thought maybe because i never really did get into bitcoin but thought we were no bitcoin is still i guess roaring along. >>yeah you may remember december 2017 mean market we're doing these spots together loved bitcoin i hated the it's a 450% this year. i don't think there's a lot of value in excess how job. it's not go. it's not physical assault digital right, someone thinks better of it and it's one of the maids over 18,000 the fir

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he has a man cave with a live room was up only two songs on spotify. lip service and the patients.tening. six and a half thousand downloads this month. that was then. wait till tomorrow. there may be more tomorrow. we will see. it took three weeks for the federal agency in charge of transition — the gsa —to formally recognise joe biden‘s victory, unheard of in modern times. the delay was down to the chief administator emily murphy — a trump appointee. in her statement she said... a statement that was at odds with mr trump's tweet last night, in which he wrote: "in the best interest of our country, i am recommending that emily and her team do what needs to be done with regard to initial protocols, and have told my team to do the same. let's bring in david marchick director of the centre for presidential transition at the partnership for public service. they look at the arc of history when it comes to tradition. they know a thing or two about this. lovely to have you with us. there are six appointments today to the new national security and foreign team. foreign affairs seen. people

a soccer playing 58-year-old who has uploaded two of his songs on spotify and sometimes has a guitardeo calls is widely liked for his assuming manner and inclusive approach. in his high school yearbook the page with his photography is inscribsd with the pink floyd lyrics just another brick in the wall hinting at i can't even read this anymore. did you see one trump pick in any of his cabinet, any of his administration get something like this where talking about spotify, guitars and pinks floyd? steve: i don't remember anything like that, joe. i think it's interesting when you read out of newspapers you use a funny accent. >> it's my elitist accent i perfected it and took a class in it. what do you think? steve: so far so good. kind of. actually, as i think about it, i don't know that you will ever win an emmy for that performance unlike the governor of new york state andrew cuomo who won the founder's award and was presented it yesterday at the 48th annual international emmy awards. and, listen to this. there are a bunch of celebrities who had really nice things to say about him. >>