could their investment in their own ad platform reduce their reliance on google ads?he show.ve you on i'm so fascinated by offering amazon, not least of which is the ad business. is it principally about driving sales through the amazon brandrm, or is there a thing that happens when ad show up on amazon and consumers are more aware of the brand? combination of both. we work with advertisers all over the world both to engage with amazon customers, help them with their shopping experience, make it more relevant, and also work with marketers on branded campaigns. help them connect with customers and drive engagement both on amazon and off amazon. some numbers say that the businesses that you run is doing $750 million to $1 billion in revenue this year. is that ballpark correct? >> i cannot comment on the size of our business, but i can say that we are growing. especially as we head into the holiday season which we are really looking forward to, we will continue to grow and connect with investors -- customers wherever they are. >> i saw you present last year my job was onn

share with me what makes an ad more effective. >> we continue to innovate e-commerce ads. good example of that is dynamic optimization. when you take the shopping feature in functionality, you embed them right in the ads. customer ratings and reviews, and now we are starting to check dynamic optimization where we can watch the performance of the ad and change real-time. we can include things like a buy now button. if we are seeing a higher roi in performance. >> that is wild. when you write the ad, when you create the images for the ad, do you do different options available and sub those into see which works? >> i know you love your football analogy. our focus of our advertising program is to make the customer shopping experience more relevant. one way of doing that is ensuring that the messaging of the ads, the call to action within the ad, whether it is by now, embedding a coupon, embedding video, so that the marketer can tell a branded story of the call to action, we can increase and improve performance as the campaign is running real-time. >> that changes the role of t

amazon.com has a massive ad business. person talk to the running the business next on "bloomberg west yuko -- on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> from biggest customer to biggest rival, amazon is heating up in its come petition over google -- in its competition over google for ad dollars. amazon's investment in its own ad platform reduce reliance on google search? we are joined now by lisa schneider from new york. by all thingsated amazon. is it about driving sales to the amazon platform or is there a brand thing that happens? >> thank you for having me on. it is a combination of both. it helps them with their shopping experience and work with marketers on branded campaigns. >> the business you run is doing 750 two $2 billion of revenue this year. is that correct? >> we will continue to grow and connect with customers wherever they are across multiple devices. >> my job was on the floor with some of the things you guys have learned about what works in advertising on the web. share with me what makes and add more effective. >> we co

ads to incite violence against muslim-americans. >> one ad said thathey are saying that one ad couldncite anger. and she is also involved in the ground zero mega mosque. we reached out to her. >> appreciate it. the politics behind the timing of erik holders resignation. and renewed protest after an apology by the chief of police. the stories coming up on al jazeera america. >> the white house is now looking for the right kind to replace attorney general eric holder. that may be a challenge because the replacement must be someone who could win nomination. we spoke with contributor michael shure and asked why he resigned five weeks before americans go to the polls. >> the u.s. senate is in play. president obama wants to be able to nominate a replacement for holder, holder is well aware of that, before the new congress sits because that might be a republican senate. if he's able to do it, a caref carefully vetted nominee would have a better chance of passing a lame duck congress than one in the spring or in the winter after the elections. after republicans senate is possibly seated. >>

to it and we are not adding enough to be taken off it. >> we have one fte. >> not added but under prehistory k landmark designation is one. >> that's right. it's not one dedicated person. it's through a several members of our is survey. they are also working on is survey, historic preservation historic committee, there is a wide variety of other commitments aside from designation. >> currently how do we split this us? is there a certain number of hours that we are doing towards the work program that we track or anything like that? how are we doing this now in >> we are tracking it through the quarterly reports that you receive and as mary went through the quarterly report in july we have identified some new performance measures to help that we will be showing you at the next or the first quarter now that we are in the new fiscal year which i think we will be bringing that in the first nearing october, middle of september. the next hearing september 17th we'll share those performance measures with you and see how the commission would like to track this fte in the future and maybe we can have

as like the ad they ran, they're a staple of the american political culture, ads anyone involved in theriminal justice system fears. joining me now, tara row del. where is the line on these? clearly it was over the line here, from a management standpoint. i don't think they had sufficient buy-in from the family to do this. >> right. >> and now it's blown up in their faces, where is the line? >> there is no line nowadays, there's no line. i can tell you from personal experience, i worked on a campaign, where literally they made these fake newspapers, and the cover story on the newspaper was all of the slaves on the plantation of my candidate who was running. and they put pictures of all the black people who worked for this particular candidate. that was the strategy and it looked like a real newspaper. and they stuffed them in the mailboxes all over black precincts in the city where i was working on this campaign. >> the question is, there's a distinction usually between the mailer and the tv ad, part of the problem is this was a tv ad, part of the issue here to me is, there is -- the re

daveed, do anti-islam ads, she said, anti-jihadist ads, add fuel to the fire at a tense time?us? the question is how much fuel do they add. i am not convinced when you look at the full picture of afrg that is going on. in terms of lone wolf threats. it is uniquely dangerous. it is not helpful. >> you said not uniquely dangerous. you didn't believe some people will look at that and -- >> what i mean is when i look at the full range of thing that are going on. i don't look at this and say, you know, this, this, alone is likely to engender a terrorist attack. radicalization, last thing we were talking about, radicalization, can be engendered by any number of things, grievance based. ideology based. not trying to underplay potential. if i looked at a list of top five, toch tp ten things likely cause a terror attack. this wouldn't be on them. possible. we will see. >> sure, i don't think the ads. fear of the ad is that they're going to heighten radicalization. i think that the fear is that they will heighten hate red towards moderate muslims. they're inflammatory. they show adolf h

bombarded by ads from groups saying "we are an educational organization, here is this ad about your state senator and their record." and then you see - as a voter you see the adds are false or misleading. voters turp off. most people are -- turn off. most people are figuring out how to feed the kids or make the next pay check, they don't have time to analyse all of this. it's tough for voters. they don't feel like they are represented by the money suspend now. >> here is my question. i hear your art about why the ads are the problem, the bombbahtment is the problem, it's unnecessary to have this many adds. why does it matter who funds them and whether i know who funds them? >> it's a matter of accountability. theest with super pacts -- at least with super pacts, when you can't get in touch with a person behind the group, when a group comes out and says false or misleading things about someone running for office, at least you can go to the donors and say "you're bank rolling the group. do you stand by the claims made by the group?" when it's a nonprofit run out of a mailbox in demoyn

attempting to correct the ad. they pointed out in that letter that to be clear it was your ad that was the one they were unhappy with. they had put the community on edge, and away. into the race that we had not seen before. jessica taylor, her work is available online. here is how sullivan responded to it. [video clip] >> millions of dollars are flooding into alaska pet -- alaska, paid for by special interests. pretty soon you will want to do this to your television. i've proposed a plan to stop the mudslinging from outsiders to keep the selection focus on the issues. unfortunately, mark begich said no. i am dan sullivan and i approved this message. he should tell his friends to stay out of alaska. it points out the fact that in these closely watched races where just a few thousand votes can make the difference, one misstep or another could determine the direction of the campaign. guest: republicans are trying to demonize mark begich as being too close to the president. but if you can choose a different opponent,

the onslaught of negative ads? a majority of them -- i look at all of them -- have been positive. are you worried about everything else overshadowing it? >> kirsten hutchison and his wealthy out-of-state friends has spent millions trying to convince you i am something that i am not. lying about me and my record, i have been disappointed in that. i want to talk about my positive vision for the future of the state. improving education and creating more and better paying jobs for middle-class families. ringing jobs back to rural arkansas. lower and fairer taxes. my senior citizen bill of rights, my veterans matter plan. all those plans are based on life experiences that i had growing up in southwest arkansas in places like prescott and emmett and hope. i love this state and i know we can do better. >> we went from talking about the state stupor -- talking about the ads and producing a couple. >> than me just come back to what mr. ross's speaking of. positive, and he is talking about an ad from an out-of-state group we

facebook is saying we're going to let people bury ads and get feedback on why they don't like the ads>> often we talk about social media as they are in the same pot. but the more i look at number numbers it seems like feedback facebook is only pro team throughout and everybody else is j.v. basically to tune the quality of ads. >> completely agree. i've been bullish on facebook all along and negative on twitter, right? when you lock look at the scale of innovation in the advertising product. but i completely agree, john. thises t is the protein. this is the google of social. >> why wouldn't you opt out of ads? >> it's not just opting out. it's bearing individual ads you onto don't like. and the people who use that more. people who complain more will take leisure of a signal. people who complain less they will take more of a signal. so people are going to weight that. >> and they can afford to do this in your view? margins are so fat and so much growth they can basically turn away food. >> that's my view. and it's cruise you'a user firs thing. i can't see facebook we're going to let peo

in the 2014 ads it featured unusual problems. candidates brandished air guns, salt chippers, geese, duck and horse. add another - an ostrich. >> the oblivious ostrich. at the hinned of danger he puts his -- hint of danger he puts his head in the sand like jerry canon, who said he was unaware of difficulties small business may have with obama care. unaware. one in three stopped hiring, but jerry canon still supports it. michigan is struggling - and he's unaware. >> in alaska, mark baguette is trying to fend use doug sullivan. noeler. >> as a 4-times x games medallist i know something about snow machines, that's why i had a laugh seeing bag ot try to ride one. he tries to act like us, it makes me laugh. >> a woman talking about president obama - she likens him to an unreliable boyfriend. the theme is creative. the add panned because of a distraction. eyes. >> he thinks the only thing i care about is free birth control. he won't let me keep my open doctor. i know i'm tuck with president obama for two year, i get that. i'm not stuck

using a smaller brush and adding some details all over. starting to have some white around the phase and it pulls together a little bit more. finally, the finished painting. but gradually building up layers of paint over the entire bird. this should zoom in. there we go. so zooming in, the original paintings i did for the guide are about three times as big as the reproduction you see in the book. they are much larger. when you look closely they are not really very detailed. there is a level of precision, but not a lot of detail. i use a fairly large fresh. i use quick rush strokes and all of this i assert is developed to work more quickly. in the air as another example of the species added to the second edition of the guide shows that the top to pencil outline i would begin with and not the bottom is finished painting of a male ito. when i set out to do the second edition of the book, i have all of the original art from the first edition. so here is three pages from the first edition showing several species of jobs. so each big sheet of pa

these ads have an air of authenticity.an endorsement from the cool guy next door. ♪ just so fresh so clean >> reporter: what's in it for coke? >> you are always going to need marketing and p.r. >> reporter: you're going to want to reach a younged a against, drinking coke for years. >> exactly, exactly. vine's average audience are between 13 and 15-year-olds. we have the ability to, you know, effect an audience in any way, simply by saying, go do it. so, they come to us because we can reel an audience that they can't. >> reporter: it's a sizable following. clarity has 2 million followers on vine. about 1.7 million more than the rapper pitbull. cody has 2.4 million. 300,000 more than justin bieber. and brent, at 16, has 5 million followers. that's more than harry styles, miley cyrus and tyler posey combined. coke isn't the only big company lining up. procter & gamble and warner bro broth brothers are among those that have advertised with vine. corporate america is forecast to spend $4 billion on it this year alone, probably

those ads are democrats.though democratic candidates are throwing the president shade, that isn't stopping him on working on their behalf. >> in colorado the president showed up for a fund-raising event for senator mark udall. well, mark udall was nowhere to be seen. >> jon: oh, that stings a bit, but if you think you're going to shame obama by not wanting to be seen with him in public, the man has two teenage daughters. [laughter] i think he's familiar with the concept of being shunned. dad, can you not president just one time in front of my friends. please. yeah. that's a pitch perfect impression. >> among the democrats running from obama, kentucky senate candidate allison grimes up against mitch mcconnell. mcconnell has a lot of strikes against him. he's the face of republican obstructionism, a stalwart for big business and he sounds exactly like this, "i sure would like... i sure would like to be elected for my sixth term." [laughter] hold on! "yep." that's exactly how he sounds. but grimes isn't without

is a sense that banner ads don't work.can work great if you put them in the right places, in front of audiences that are engaged and care about the content. we all know that there are click bait articles. they clegg on them but they just bounce right off versus a much more in-depth article that people care about and scroll to read for 10 or 15 minutes. beat helps you find those audiences input it against that. prove?t did chart beat dis >> i'm a v.c. cannot dohat you successful brand advertising but the capital has been misallocated spread like peanut otter over everything. when you allocate correctly you can deliver exceptional results. >> good, in-depth content and not these listicles. >> the trick is knowing where they are paying attention and that's what they can measure the entire audience pixel by pixel and they are doing that for about 80% including bloomberg. >> this is bad news for buzzfeed media, these websites getting lots of >> but you are saying -- lots of clicks. >> buzzfeed is changing the model to be more i

with google which controls about a third of on-line ad sales using its data as well to target ads onarty sites. google does not have the mobile targeting ability that facebook does. now facebook has gotten some big names on board for its atlas 3 launch including the second largest ad conglomerate and brands pepsi and intel. we spoke with wpp's ceo. he warned that facebook could push advertisers to buy more facebook ads as opposed to just buying across the options on the web and as for those privacy concerns which are sure to come up as there are when you talk about ad tracking, atlas does say people can opt out of its ads. we have to watch an see if advertisers feel they're being directed to facebook as opposed to others. >> thanks so much for that update, julia. big development for facebook john stein berg, recode said if you are worried about facebook using your data you shouldn't be on facebook or the internet for that matter. how big of a deal is this for the company? >> i think it's a very big deal because of the off-line conversion. facebook put on the site today 94s% of goods

by other ads.uring the super bowl. during regular times, i will see a good ad, bad ad, advertising is broken right now. the consumer lives in an interactive world. you don't need to watch them. even if hulu runs an attitude, you tweet or check e-mail, and then you come back. the new going to the refers rater is tweeting. refrigeratoro the is tweeting. >> google is in trouble. he was really lambasting google and saying their market share is going to continue to fall. they have been hit by you regulators, who are threatening that you should be broken up. they are being hit on all sides. the clicks are declining, the revenue for click is declining. they are coming out with products like this, trying to make it more automatic and more effective. >> the world is going mobile. i've never heard the words google and trouble in the same section -- same sentence. i would like to be as in trouble as google's. is a tough one, because consumers try to avoid the ads. we have native, which is also a bogus term tr

attempting to correct the ad.hey pointed out in that letter that to be clear it was your ad that was the one they were unhappy with. they had put the community on edge, and away. into the race that we had not seen before. jessica taylor, her work is available online. here is how sullivan responded to it. [video clip] >> millions of dollars are flooding into alaska pet -- alaska, paid for by special interests. pretty soon you will want to do this to your television. i've proposed a plan to stop the mudslinging from outsiders to keep the selection focus on the issues. unfortunately, mark begich said no. i am dan sullivan and i approved this message. he should tell his friends to stay out of alaska. it points out the fact that in these closely watched races where just a few thousand votes can make the difference, one misstep or another could determine the direction of the campaign. guest: republicans are trying to demonize mark begich as being too close to the president. but if you can choose a different opponent, if

caller: the press, rather than finding out whether it is a true ad, says it is a negative ad. negative, if you are informing the public, it depends on what those people are doing. guest: republicans would not see this as a negative ad, what campaigns call this is a contrast ad. you're giving more information that may be negative but contrasting it with the other person's record. anie is a veteran, she's running on her service. she had to leave the campaign trail for part of her reserve duty. so if you have a member of congress who has missed this many votes, then brailley certainly is coming under a lot of scrutiny for meetings that he has missed there. contrasted with a female combat veteran. that's exactly the kind of contrast that they were wanting to make and one that is certainly contributing to why this race is so close host: another contrast can be made by this. in response to the koch brothers here are the coke sisters. >> i'm karen around i'm joyce and we are the coke sisters. we're not biological sisters but sisters in spirit. >> and we're not related to the koch bro

should they expend on new ad technology or not?hnson started by asking him what's next for yahoo! in the ad space. >> they have a high-class problem. they've been a holding company and they just realized about $6 billion after-tax but they are flat. you have search, number one and the biggest, google. social is facebook and twitter. brand is big, about $15 billion, but it's always underperformed expectations. >> what do you mean by brand? >> cars, movies, coca-cola, budweiser. they are trying to get your engagement and attention. tv is a big medium. the nfl by itself does like $6 billion. you feel the resonance. the internet has fallen on delivering results for advertisers historically. >> thing with brand -- the publisher of people when i worked there 1000 years ago said it's fundamentally about belief. you have to believe that advertising works. you cannot measure it. >> i agree. i think people are measuring the wrong thing. that is like assuming they are all the same. >> the nfl does not just tell viewers that. viewers are payin

you can run video ads and touch people through facebook, and there are as pandora can offer ads. they know at this point whether republicans tend to listen to gospel, country, new age music if you're into yanni, and then democrats tend to listen to reggae, jazz, electronic music, and sort of undecided, the things that don't determine one or the other is rock, pop, and hip-hop, which is i think is hilarious, which was once anti-establishment, but now everyone listens to it. so if you're running a local campaign for dog catcher you may be inserting stuff into the bob marley track on pandora, and that's how you would get out to people. >> and it would go out to people in specific area codes. >> you can choose why, the universe of voters, based on their preferences. it comes out of these big data processing companies. they run everybody's credit card checks, credit checks when you rent a property. those guys are always giving these systems the information they need to find you. >> we'll have more from jacob ward this weekend on a special half hour version of "power politics." we'll l

when they see ads that aren't true they come back with another ad hit that go ad. it's very common -- >> it's wasteful. >> to see an ad talking about an ad. >> it's wasteful. it's a waste of monism we have a lot of products in society it's a waste of mon. >> i that may be true but as they say with democracy, the worst form of government except for all of the other forms of government. and the idea of regular lading speech, i think is a much worse solution than the idea of letting everybody speak and let them say as much as they want. and in the end, the voters are going to decides. >> david keating good to talk to you, thank you for joying us, david keating. good few minutes of spree speech between us athlete president for the september every of competitive politics. >>> coming up next the ebola cries sit spreading and the virus could effect more than a million people by january, i willing look at what can be done to stop it and how much it will cost of stay with us. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for

run ads in the d.c.d new york subway. bothing as resisted but a federal court called it a matter of free speech. >> now, the ads will run again in new york next week. septa told us it's not commenting on the case. >>> and new at 6:00, more fallout from the revel casino closing. acr energy partners filed a court document today about millions of dollars fun paid utility bills. the press of ac reports the energy supplier now on the verge of bankruptcy. the company says revel has only paid a fraction of the $12 million owed for utilities. and acr is still troying energy to the property to avoid mold, mildew and other problems. >>> how do you like the sound of this? the university of revel. the man who wants to buy the place is talking about turning it into a school. glenn straub told the press of atlantic county -- or atlantic city he wants to lure some of the smartest people in the world to work on global problems. now so far he's the only bidder here. an auction will be held next week if another one comes

senator. >> that ad was running last friday and met by sullivan rebuke ad.clerical error that occurred before attorney general, that allowed, jerry active, to get a 3-year sentence instead of 15-year sentence for sexual assault of a girl in 2009. active allegedly broke into anchorage apartment and murder ad couple in their 70s and sexually assaulted a 2-year-old girl and her 92-year-old great-grandmother. the attorney for the victim as families sent a cease and desist letter to demanding the ads be pulled. he called the begich ad abomination of political accuse abuse. sullivan took down his ad. but begich's campaign initially defended their ad and refused to pull it. then yesterday, under mounting pressure, they canceled all future airings. some are calling eight willie horton moment, referring to the burb-dukakis race in 1988. others show begich is worried about holding on to his seat and willing to take big risks. it's a seat republicans need, jon if they want to take back the senate. jon: dan springer reporting. thank you. >> here are brand new stories we

benetton ads and everybody in sweaters. i thought i would let that float for awhile. i admire that they are trying something. because republicans generally are more demonized than democrats. in the media generally that's what they do. democrats are always the heros. they have to do this. does it work? >> no. i don't think -- i mean, the phrase former mitt romney ad man doesn't exactly make you think, oh, this is something the republicans should be doing. strategists who developed ads that were aimed at getting mitt romney elected may not be the best person for the republicans to listen to. a strategist who can predict the i am a republican hash tag would not be instantly hijacked. probably not somebody the party should be listening to. it does not sound like a done draper ad man. they don't have the cool celebrities. >> you know what, that is the problem. why do we need celebrities as a conservative libertarian. i should reject them. joy anne, this would be like the democrat making a video that says we enjoy nascar and we d

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don't recommend adding to positions.opro stock up 130% since the ipo june 25th and over the last three weeks. guy, another 40%. so had an amazing run, now people talking about new products for the holiday? >> i love this. not saying the parachute isn't going to work. just don't jump out of the plane. what i said earlier on, weeks ago, about gopro is, the next catalyst i can see that's clear is in january when we know how these things actually sold over the holiday season. that's prime fooim for them. got to expect them to be volatile between now and then especially given how they've run up. maybe they do introduce something cool. you don't know. >> this report was hedged on every single side. as if to say, well we don't want to be wrong if the company announce as new suite of products that does kill the holidays. >> sure. >> but it does seem to be saying, okay. 51 is as far as we see it going, but 55. what if it keeps going to there? >> honestly, it's a victory lap and warranted one bip have thought 51 sounded crazy out

let's look at the ad. this is the old thing they did. here's the kind of ad they ran in 2002.urther back. this is when sacksby chambliss, while don't despite, but i do despise this ad. let's take a look. >> as america faces terrorists and extremist dictators, max cleland runs television ads claiming he has the courage to leefl he says he supports president bush at every opportunity. since july max kleeland has voted against the president's vital security efforts 11 times. he says he has the courage to lead but the record proves he is just misleading.:> he lost three limbs in vietnam and they're attacking him for being not a patriot. >> that ad is infamous for this reason. somebody in a wheelchair serving his country every single day as a senator. >> and that is a veterans guy. >> it was outrageous. it is being played to this day as an example of bad advertising. >> exempt it worked. >> the fact that it is a red state had more to do with it. that add probably contributed. >> these are dangerous in part. isis is not in mexico. they're not going to cross the border. so they

they come back. >> it's wasteful. >> it's uncommon to see an ad talking about another ad. >> it's a waste of money. >> that may be true. as they say with democracy, it's the worst form of government, except the other forms of government. the idea of regulating speech is a worse solution than the idea of letting everyone speak and let them say as much as they want. in the end voters will decide. >> david keating, good to talk to you. good few minutes of free speech between us, at least. david keating president of the center for competitive politics. coming up this book on "real money", the man for -- week on "real money" the man once prevented from entering the united states treated like a rock star here. we talk about narendra modi. i'm ali velshi. that is our show, thank you for joining us. >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still

were added in healthcare. the leisure and oh hospitality added 22,000 positions. economists attribute this to people giving up on job hunting all together. despite the weaker jobs numbers the overall economy continues to improve. in the second quarter of 2014 the real gross domestic product of the u.s. rose at an you'll rate of 4.2% driven by increase in exports and consumer spending. the economy is strong but the labor market may be wallo wobbling. it seems the timing of any interest rate increase in the next six months may nobody doubt. >> that underwhelming number of new jobs, 142,000 should you look at it as an isolated blip or something that should concern the economy going forward, especially when taken together with downward revisions of previously announced new job totals for june and july. jobs and the wider economy this time on inside story. we'll begin our look at the economic and political landscape with our own ali velshi, the host of "real money." just a short time ago he interviewed the secretar

verses how much is exists, and when you are adding to a place, horizontal instead of adding above, it is more forgiving in terms that have ratio. >> and i guess that i am more going along with commissioner hillis's thoughts on the potentially maybe keeping the first flee bumped out and the second floor back in. >> thank you. >> commissioner moore i was going to ask him who bunched the button to weigh in more and elevating the discussion that you had in the residential design team and i am gravitating to what commissioner hillis and commissioner richards is saying and i believe that the impact on the adjoining properties, and they are just too large, and we have many, other applications in front of us and it is weighing the balance, anything else that they want including the cost that i do not personally believe that just pushing the existing things and into the expansion as being the seismic upgrade and then tying the non-upgraded structure into that and saying that it is a voluntary upgrade is enough for me and i believe that we need to work with the circumstance as it presents itsel

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