we are producing longform and short form video. last month we hit 100 million video views for the month. audience is really growing. we are getting increasingly new viewership. we are also getting return viewership. the number of readers coming

the longform possibilities are limitless. the shortform possibilities are limitless. mean, think about ferguson, or occupy central, or the plane in the hudson as now being a live broadcast. i think that the next several years ahead of us with that kind of capability is going to be extraordinary, super fun, and develop all sorts of new mediums for performers, for shows, for content. i really do think it is going to change the entire media landscape. emily: by some measures -- one measure, monthly active users -- instagram is bigger than twitter. why should wall street believe this isn't a plateau? dick: i think for the simple reason that we all inside the company believe in the future of twitter. that the world will be a better place when everybody is on twitter. emily: five product heads in five years since you have been ceo. why is it hard to find a product head for twitter -- or the right product head? dick: i don't think that -- it is very important to me to always be thinking about the -- whether this is the right team for the company right now. and i tell my mana

we have done longform written reporting.ve embarked on deeper reporting projects where we have hard with the marshall project and done criminal justice reporting. we have a great reporter named jack smith who has done excellent reporting in that area. we have also done news reporting. when big moments happen in the news -- millennials are checking their phones all the time so we make sure we are giving them quick information. you will find a variety of reporting on mic. what distinguishes it is the liberties we take in order to incorporate multimedia and tell stories through tweets and vines and videos that speak to the way this generation is consuming content online. host: angelo from new orleans. caller: good morning. mr. horwitz, i say bravo. i am 69 years old but i consider myself a hippie. i relate to your movement completely. occupy, anonymous. the thing that does concern me was last night on fox so-called they were vilifying what happened in seattle over the weekend. of course anytime there is a demonstration there ar

and check out our podcast with longform interviews.ingeague schools like the medieval catholic church? here the full interview out on monday. emily: harvard has been around for centuries and was one of the first to offer advanced education and engineering. we caught up with frank doyle, the dean of the harvard school of engineering and applied sciences to talk about the ambitious goal of becoming a top five engineering school in the next five years. also, the general partner of a capitalaised general firm. you moved out here from santa barbara, where you had a long tenure at the university of california system to run the engineering school. what attracted you to this position? >> the legacy of harvard, the power of the institution, the creativity of the students. i was drawn to the innate talent, the raw creativity of the students, combined with the power of the harvard professional schools at large. the medical school, the business school, the law school. it is an interesting and historic moment in regards with engineering. we are tri

for the best longform interviews check out the "studio 1.0" podcast. be sure to leave us a rating. help more listeners discover our content. ♪ ♪ emily: if you have ever played a video game, dom debt of gratitude -- you go in debt of gratitude toward next guest. he treated pong, asteroids and centipede. these days he's bringing games into the classroom of the covenant called brain rush, trying to make education as addictive as atari. rush, you say, can teach suspects -- subject 10 times faster than in the classroom of the 90% retention rate. how so? nolan: it turns out that when games are played it provides context. quite frankly, kids learn at their own speed. they played to mastery. playing to mastery is the key. no abcd. you don't complete the game until you understand it completely. that is really important. emily: educational gaming is one of those ideas that seems like it's always just about to hit it a. why has it not happened yet? games are ank that part of young people's lives today. they spend so much time of their cell phones and computers, tablets, that they feel as comf

check out our podcast for extra episodes of our longform show "studio 1.0."has commentary from brad stone. it's available on itunes and and this week, we are talking startup success stories with the ceo of dropbox, andunder of airbnb, founding partner jessica livingston. up next, atari cofounder nolan bushnell is trying to revolutionize video games once again. we speak to one of tech's most influential pioneers next. ♪ [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. shoah, ha ha.ew artist. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. i'm mark crumpton. you are watching "bloomberg west." let's begin a check -- with a check of bloomberg's "first word" news. they are ready and prepared to go back to the table a minute a cessati

check out our podcast for extra episodes of our longform show "studio 1.0."s commentary from brad stone. it's available on itunes and sound cloud, and this week, we are talking startup success stories with the ceo of dropbox, cofounder of airbnb, and founding partner jessica livingston. up next, atari cofounder nolan bushnell is trying to revolutionize video games once again. we speak to one of tech's most influential pioneers next. ♪ iaae-m" >> the printed page of chinese manufacturing slipped in april after weakness in the economy weighed by overcapacity and toand -- factory pmi fell 49.4, below that 50 mark. that is down from 49.7. it highlights challenges for policymakers balancing the need for ongoing stimulus. the imf says rising debt levels have become a significant risk for major asian economies. it expects asian gdp growth at 5.3% this year and next. debt levels have increased markedly over the past decade, across most of the major economies in the region, including china and japan. an interest rate announcement in an hour from now; the federal budge

michael: people are struggling to find it today, longform journalism and so on.on't think anyone has nailed it yet. isrlie: you think jeff bezos trying to nail it at "the in someon post" way? michael: yes. there's two types of proprietors. one who says, we are going to, i am just going to be happy with a small loss every in some way? year, and then there's one that says, i'm going to spend a little money and really make this good. usually, they don't last very long. but if jeff bezos is the second type, he has deep pockets. michael: he's also smarter than just about anyone you ever meet. charlie: absolutely. butact, not only smarter, he has a sense of being able to look around the corner. i mean, what started out as an online bookseller is now, and he just made another announcement where he will challenge you tube. -- hes taken that retail has taken that retail of selling books to i want to sell everything to everybody, to creating an enterprise in the cloud, and now he says he will challenge youtube. michael: i would be scared if i were youtube. charlie: i would

cory johnson will be live from mountain view with the latest, and for more of our best longform interviewsour "studio one points zero -- "studio 1.0" podcast we will hear from peter thiel. unsung cloud and itunes, check it out. ♪ emily: on this date in tech history 70 years ago, the world was introduced to a tape recording, which went on to shape the entire home media business. in 1946, jack mullin had attendees of the annual institute of radio engineers conference in san francisco asking the question, is this program live? he switched between a live jazz combo and a recording, stunning the audience. engineers learned about mullin and his magnetic phones. bing crosby was the first performer to record a radio program on tape. the highest-paid female executives in the u.s. hail from the tech sector. or call ceo safra catz came in as number one, -- oracle ceo safra catz came in as number one. alphabet's cfl ruth pour it follows her with a $4.1 billion package. dropping to number five after holding the top spot last year was apple's retail chief, angela erin. she earned just under $28 million

and check out our podcast with our best longform interviews.- are ivy league schools behaving like the medieval catholic church? hear the full interview out on self-improvement and is a monday. ♪ emily: harvard has been around for centuries and was one of the first to offer advanced education in engineering. the official engineering school is relatively new, founded in 2007. this week, we caught up with frank doyle, the dean of the harvard school of engineering and applied sciences to talk about the ambitious goal of becoming a top five engineering school in the next five years. also with us, the general partner of a boston-based venture capital firm. you moved out here from santa barbara, where you had a long tenure at the university of california system to run the engineering school. what attracted you to this position? >> i think it was the legacy of harvard, the power of the institution, the creativity of the students. i was really drawn from the beginning of the interview process to the innate talent, the raw creativity of the students, co

john: i had the great timing several years ago to interview the day the president's longform birth certificate-- he threw back at me. i think i would just start with who are you? what is the central core and philosophy, if there is one, of donald trump. jorge: let me just say, he said so may things about women. so many thing against muslims and latinos. and now, are we just going to let him say that and then not confront him? i do not think so. that is our position. many journalists had the opportunity to talk to donald trump. i think they have not been tough enough on him. , the mosturnalism important social role for journalists, is to confront those in power. our job is to be the watchdog of society. with donald trump, that has not been the case. susan: let's talk about hillary clinton. is where the big surprises of this year. that democrats are still out there primary process, which makes a challenge for her, that she continues to have to defend against bernie sanders. why is she having such a difficult time closing the deal? not uniqueoption is to the republican party. the republican party

. >> the state of hawaii released my official longform birth certificate.or -- decide to run for office, i will produce my tax returns, absolutely. >> i am officially running. >> you any closer to releasing her tax returns? about it.hinking >> the audit is no excuse. >> i can't do it until the audit is finished. >> it is entirely your choice. >> it's none of your business. host: the latest data from the clinton campaign taking aim at donald trump. the tweet says -- judicial watch was on yesterday to talk about the hillary clinton e-mails. this saying -steve, don't bother, you will get exhausted trying to justify everything that these trumps gum accuse you of. good morning, byron. caller: the short answer is that the recordings don't matter to the people who are backing trump . they are a bunch of nuts. raising cain about four deaths and ben ghazi, saying nothing about the marines and frenchman killed by reagan in lebanon. outpost,bout the cia they called it an amnesty. it was a cia outpost in benghazi . why do you think they won't testify in those hearings

. >> the state of hawaii released my official longform birth certificate. for -- decide to run for office, i will produce my tax returns, absolutely. >> i am officially running. >> you any closer to releasing her tax returns? about it.hinking >> the audit is no excuse. >> i can't do it until the audit is finished. >> it is entirely your choice. >> it's none of your business. host: the latest data from the clinton campaign taking aim at donald trump.