bundling, the veracious appetite for episodic tv, at the end of the day as we sit in miramax -- miramaxother sil o, intellectual property is the real estate of the future. you're selling ultimates, discounted cash flow of those values based on customers, those customers happen to be a litany of new digital recipients. rob is right on the precipice of being a dealer of content, owner of a distribution entity, as a whole industry as unbundling. who is the winner at the end of the day here? is it cable? is it the retailers? distribution? is it the manufacturers? who wins? >> i think ultimately it will be the content providers, whatever they look like, whether it's the actual initial content providers or story tellers like me, or if it's the people who really finally figure out how to watch day and date on your smartphone. that's the real question who will emerge from that world. what is interesting from me that people don't think about, when you can binge watch "house of cards" or unbreakable kimmie schmit or all of these shows that two years ago would have been on cable or network televis

he's also the ceo of miramax films. >>> and the real rob lowe gives us his take.show. guys, we'll see you in just a bit. >> all right. google's plans to expand in mountainview may now be in jeopardy. josh lipton has the story. josh? >> john, google is the biggest tenant in the city of mountain view, california. but the city council there just decided google was big enough. the city council voted to grant linkedin the majority of commercial real estate space. that left google with only enough space to build one section of its four-part futuristic campus. a plan remember, it unveiled in february. at the city council meeting david radcliffe, google's vp of real estate, did not sound happy. >> i'm looking at the potential of getting nothing out of this process. which i could have gamed it, had i known the criteria, to get 100% of it. this is just such an unfair process and i'm very, very concerned at the city's moving forward with it. >> so why did the city reject google's request for more space? well one of the key issues was the need for greater business diversity i

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