brad stone talked to a ceo at the tech conference.rs go to post anonymous reviews and salary information about their employers. take a listen. >> one thing i have definitely learned is that everybody makes mistakes. i made lots of mistakes. i have had my share of truthful negative reviews. people very accurately portrayed where i screwed up, and they were right. we have learned and gotten better. >> glassdoor made $70 million from google. a proposal to regulate the open internet. the fcc commissioner has spoken out about this, saying it will open the door to regulation taxation. he will join us next. ♪ >> i'm cory johnson. this is "bloomberg west." tom wheeler shared his 22 page proposal for a new and open internet with his four fellow commissioners last week. not everyone was happy with these proposed rules. the public will have to wait until after the february 26 vote to look at a proposal. wheeler stated these are the strongest internet protections ever proposed by the fcc. the fcc commissioner has spoken about this proposal and he

brad stone sat down with an interview with ceo dick costolo to ask him about that acquisition. >> its absolutely the very beginning providing monetization opportunities to the viners who have done such great work at building this unique community of content creators and connecting them to brands we think will be awesome for the brands who want to leverage the great work these viners due to create stories and for the viners who are able to build a career of the fun things they can do on the arm. >> do you find yourself competing with snapchat for this new generation of video creators? >> i think of it more as this unique platform we have developed in vine. there are the stop motion animation experts, comedians, vine magicians, frame by frame animation work. being able to leverage their talents to help companies tell their stories across the twitter ecosystem, we think is cool. by bringing niche on board, we think we can do that across the broader twitter ecosystem, within twitter itself. >> there is so much energy right now around the vine and snapchat ecosystem. it makes me wonder wh

brad stone is on-site with some big interviews coming up. what have you got coming up? is one of the biggest events on the silicon valley calendar. they have a lineup of ceo heavy hitters and stars. we've got tim cook, apple ceo, giving the keynote and tomorrow marissa mayer from yahoo!, dick costolo from twitter. we've got a great lineup here on bloomberg tv. we've got matt maloney, the ceo of grubhub. his big competition yelp, just acquired one of his big competitors. we also have the president of goldman sachs and he will talk about his interview with tim cook. >> those are some big names. we will see that in just a few minutes. pandora finds itself in a big court case in manhattan that could determine its future. pandora is raising off with emi -- the organization that represents 650 thousand songwriters and publishers. bmi says pandora is trying to present itself as a terrestrial radio station and paying royalty rates that are lower. there actually buying a radio station so they could actually make that claim. this comes after pandora one against as cap last year,

. >> this is an amazing scoop from brad stone. this is a big deal, particularly given the capitalization, the money that has been flowing into uber. >> the money flowing out of my account. uber is a money magnet. >> but uber said you have your a thomas car service, we have ours, too. they will start its own center of excellence. >> google ventures has made enough off uber to funding can hire -- the entire -- >> we look at uber do they have a first mover advantage? >> we don't know. we've been talking about this for a year and nobody really knows. is uber just a really good idea that anybody else can build on? >> i have to go to a data check. let's bring in our guest. we will rip up the script. this is greece-related, futures up 4. there is the euro stronger. nymex crude 51.03. oil crisis over. we line up the two oils. euro-yen is churning, which shows the currency -- i want to get to this so we can jump over to uber. here's the australian dollar back 40 years, stronger u.s. dollar, the commodity boom. we rollover in the central ba

redstone spoke to xiaomi -- brad stone spoke to xiaomi in an exclusive interview. >> we are bringing very small-scale operation of our e-commerce platform to the u.s., where we are planning to sell simple products to start with. accessories, products we can easily bring to the market because they don't require certification, or a ton of localization or extensive testing. just because we don't have that many resources. at the same time, we want to get into the feedback loop with consumers. it's the first step of beginning to build our brand and becoming better known amongst the end consumers in the u.s.. >> i wonder why. it is look for markets to expand with low smartphone penetration. with carriers that will allow you to go and sell via your website. is the u.s. market over the long-term appealing to xiaomi? >> we want to be in every market eventually. we've grown up and have scale up and up to get there. of course u.s. is a transcending market. for example, we have new audiophile grade headphones. we would love to get feedback on that product. it would help us make it better for the

. >> brad glad stone for the family we don't have a problem with a continuance i just ask that it not be a week or two give us a little bit more. >> won't be for another three weeks. >> okay. good. >> and the other side. >> we welcome the chance to come to an agreement that works for all parties. >> i will withdraw my motion and move to continue this and i don't want to say to both sides i know it is difficult issue but i would hope they negotiate in goth and something else substantive is accomplished. >> i will second that and compromise doesn't mean you get everything you want. >> madam director about a 3 week timeframe. >> i guess the 18th of march is the betterment. >> does that work for both sides the 18th of march? >> yes. >> okay. >> let us know. >> may i approach. >> march 18 of the is fine thank you. >> that's a motion then continue to march 18th arrest there's a motion on the floor. >> one moment mr. sanchez will you be willing to have departmental assistance try to mediate and see if the board as a direction in particular the answer to other process the ground floor was not

brad stone is on site of the goldman gig with some big interviews lined up. >> this is one of the biggestn the silicon valley calendar and they have a lineup of ceo heavy hitters. we have got tim cook giving the keynote lunch. tomorrow, marissa mayer from yahoo!, dick costolo from twitter. we have got a great line up here . we have got matt maloney, the ceo of grub hub. his big competition yelp just acquired one of his competitors. stay tuned, we have a lot of good stuff coming from the conference. >> those are some big names. pandora finds his health and a big court case that could determine its future. they are facing off with bmi. they represent 600 50,000 songwriters and publishers. bmi says that they are trying to present themselves as a terrestrial radio station. a are even buying a radio station in south dakota. the reach is much larger than any terrestrial radio station part of the 81 million listeners who are not most of them in south dakota. this comes after pandora one against its rival organization. join us is the ceo of the future of music coalition. to me, this is existentia

brad stone has been talking to a bunch of interesting people the last two days, including kevin gibbon is aiming to disrupt the 200-year-old shipping industry. it is called shyp. >> for folks who may not be familiar with you, you are just in new york, san francisco and miami, how is it different from the brown shirted ups guy coming to your door to pick up your package? >> we designed this to eliminate all the hassle of shipping. currently, you have to go to ups or the post office, there's a lot of hassle and friction in that process -- packaging, getting it into the hands of the carrier, waiting in line -- we eliminate everything. we are an on-demand service. take a picture of what you want to ship -- say you sold your iphone on ebay. we will come pick it up, take it to our warehouse, professionally package it and ship. we do actually ship through the major carriers. >> last year was a big year. you introduced the service in 3 cities. what does the next year hold? >> we just launched on android. early numbers are looking great and what we are seeing is a shift of people wanting to do

. >> brad glad stone for the family we don't have a problem with a continuance i just ask that it not be a week or two give us a little bit more. >> won't be for another three weeks. >> okay. good. >> and the other side. >> we welcome the chance to come to an agreement that works for all parties. >> i will withdraw my motion and move to continue this and i don't want to say to both sides i know it is difficult issue but i would hope they negotiate in goth and something else substantive is accomplished. >> i will sec

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