vamos al fullscreen. >> quiero invitar a toda la comunidad, por favor participen, va a ser bien divertidona forma bien divertida para aprender información que verdaderamente se necesita. >> regresando aquí con el cónsul de méxico en san jose >> ♪ >> es el cónsul general de méxico aquí en san jose, estará con nosotros cada mes para informarnos del o que está ocurriendo en san jose. >> gracias por invitarme. >> inicialmente diganos, el rol que juega el consulado de méxico. >> nosotros como oficina de méxico en el área de la bahia, particularmente al sur, tenemos otra oficina al norte, pero estamos a cargo de 4 condados y prestamos servicios principalmente a los mexicanos pero también atendemos a los extranjeros dandoles visa para entrar a méxico. >> recuerdo que mi madre tenía que levantarse al as 5 de la mañana para venir a las oficinas, la cola estaba bien largo, el scrap del consulado no era el más coridal, todo ha cambiado, ahora no se escuchan quejas de esa manera ¿que ha sucedido los 20 últimos años? >> nos hemos modernizado, nos hemos ordenado, estamos trabajando con una serie de sis

is talking to fullscreen on two fronts. one is to buy the business. is to have them as a partner. yahoo! is interested in creating something youtube-like. they are also interested in stealing some of the thunder away from youtube with their own video network and teaming up with fullscreen is a way to do that and maybe get some youtube stars to come over to a yahoo! platform. >> how much money are they making? >> these are young businesses and have not been making money. some might argue that they may make money more easily then maker studios. one of the things you will see develop is ways to bring up the advertisement dollars. right off of the top, youtube is taking their slice of the overall revenue. we know that this company generated between $50 million to $70 million in revenue. right now, it is less about profitability and more about the eyeballs. can big media or technology companies build something faster? >> how do you see this playing out? there is obviously so much happening in the content landscape and the cable tv landscape. >> one of the

. >> fullscreen is back to bite peter chernin, but also comcast ventures.he assumption comcast is taking a pass on this ge? >> i do not think we can. if you think about it, all of the big media companies, they will do things like this. case in point, time warner, which we have now reported has shown interest in fullscreen was an early investor in maker. they did not end up buying it. they all kind of learn. you either take a few points, do homework or maybe actually buy something. >> a case of everyone cannot afford to be in it. jon erlichman, thank you. up, hollywood heavyweight, brian grazer, the executive producer of "24." now making a comeback. ♪ >> coming up, regulators may rules on commercial drones used. that has brought out the lobbyists on capitol hill. >> of course it has. plus, brian grazer, his new focus is on the smaller screen. this is " market makers." streaming on your smart phone, andvision, bloomberg.com, apple tv. we will be right back. ♪ from bloomberg headquarters in new york, this is "market makers." m&a re ism -- there is news - the s

that was part of the appeal for time warner with fullscreen. n investor. not know how this will play out. we do know that the traditional media people are watching where viewers are going and where younger people are consuming video. they are saying, we need to pay attention to what is going on here. >> they got attention from other players. >> yes. the thing we want to highlight is that yahoo! is talking to fronts.en on two one is to buy the business. the other is to have them as a partner. yahoo! is interested in creating something youtube-like. they are also interested in stealing some of the thunder away from youtube with their own video network and teaming up creen is a way to do that and maybe get some youtube stars to come over to a yahoo! platform. >> how much money are they making? >> these are young businesses and have not been making money. may might argue that they make money more easily then maker studios. one of the things you will see develop is ways to bring up the advertisement dollars. right off of the top, youtube is taking their slice o