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why wasn't it on netflix?wn that content don't want you to watch every episode in a binge for $8 on netflix. they want to get more out of their premium content. they don't want to dilute the premium nature of that content. so on demand, pay-per-play, choose what you want to play for. that's the model. i think that's something that youtube is knocking down the doors on right now. >> that's fascinating. you think companies like netflix and hulu that we've talked about quite a bit, companies that provide this content but are also creating their own original content, do you think they sea what youtube is doing as a threat? >> they may not say it publicly, but i think they do. the interesting thing about netflix, they're going to have trouble trying to raise prices without being unique and cute about it because of the what happened a couple of years ago with the dvd service. they're paying attention, no doubt. you have so many original hits that people just absolutely have to subscribe to your service f you're not

>> yes. >> netflix was like a perfect partner for "arrested development."at's a little bit cutting edge, creative, they were there in support of us but they didn't feel like that heavy network presence. maybe it was ahead of its time in terms of taste and tact. after all, when it went off the air dvd sales for the show picked up. dvrs filled up and arrested re-runs became some of the most popular shows to stream, which is why netflix is gambling on the bluths to win big. >> can't tell you how many health codes you're violating right now. >> netflix has launched a gorilla marketing campaign behind the show. when famous bluth frozen banana stands are popping up in los angeles and new york for the season four premiere. the yankees tweeted this photo from their stadium. and the ensemble cast of course is just as psyched as their fans. >> it's as if seven years never went by. which is nice when you're my age. >> we all would have done it a long time ago and we'll do it all more in the future if they'll have us. >> in this edgier new zeitgeist can arrested stand

is now a good time to buy netflix? let's talk numbers ton company today, on the technical side, jc o'hara, and on the fundamental sigh, it's toony amoby. jc, if you look at two years of netflix, that's tremendous volatility. what do you think of the chart right now? >> well, bill, i'll say this. netflix is being added to the nasdaq 100, and if you're a short-term trader, i think you should add this stock to your portfolio. and i'll tell you one reason why. momentum. this stock has exhibited amazing momentum to the upside. just looking at a longer term chart, you see a nice, rounding base that was traced out over the last two or three years. and typically when stocks leave formations like this, they do so in a hurry. that was exactly the case with netflix. this year it's up 150%. and the second thing i want to talk about with momentum are the gaps up in price. we had two gaps up, which shows you the psychology of the crowd is in favor of the stock. the last gap up in price happened around 195, 200. and any weakness, we

and happens to also run netflix asked us if we would like to do our series for netflix which would enable us to release it all in one night and then enable audiences, kids incucause that'e is 18 to 25-- to binge view it. and it's the kind of show that kids would watch four or five or six episodes either alone in their room or parties or just becomes a social situation. and then watch several of these episodes. so it was the perfect situation for us. >> ifill: maybe adults will watch it at the same time. >> well, i don't want to eliminate adults. >> ifill: eric deggans, is there a business model for this now? we've seen this a couple different times with a couple different programs. >> well, i think net flex is creating the business model which is what's so fascinating for those of us who cover television. they're pioneering a way of delivering television and spending the amount of money that they're putting forward to make this show, to make house of cards, to make "hemlock grove" these are big-ticket enterprises they pull out all the stops with the production and i -- it's helped netflix

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melissa: yeah. >> what is funny, netflix hate the word bing.ckness, something pathological somehow yet it is great for their business because it draws people into the service. it gets people watching stuff over and over and over again. you know, who knows how many people went to netflix to watch "house of cards" and stayed. they are trying to reduce churn. >> the company claims they got close to three million new subs. 8,000 of the trials quit after house of cards. melissa: i signed up for house of cards -- >> i questions whether it is really good for netflix. netflix doesn't make more money when i watch more shows. $8 all-you-can-eat every single month. where does the advertiser fall into with binge viewing? if you look, where bing viewing come from? came from the dvd box set for "24" and game of th hbo. melissa: are you tracking my television? how do you know exactly how my dvd progressed. like my therapist. >> it will do a block of four big bang theories in a row. when it get commercial break, goes into other show. they are encouraging binge

do you like netflix?ait until you hear which one accounts for one third of all streaming happening on the web. the others are not even close. jamie dimon fighting to hold onto the chairman and ceo position. they will vote in just one week. one guy is in his corner having been battered himself. hank greenberg coming up next in a fox business exclusive on where he stands in the jamie dimon ring. ♪ this is america. we don't l frequent hetburn come between us and what we love. so if you're one of them people who gets heartburn and then treats day afr day... block the acid with prilosec otc and don't get heartburn in the first place! [ male announcer ] e pill eachmorning. 24 hours. zero heartbur liz: mark your calendar. this is better thhn any cbs or fox drama. one week from today, shareholders will vote whether to split jamie dimon rolls. never before have there been this kind of focus with this many bigwigs and business taking focus on the issue. hank greenberg has warned both past. he is now here to defend

that pales in comparison to 0 million paying subs for netflix overall.lion a year. over half of that comes from advertising the owners hope to get maybe as much as $2 billion for this video site. but, once hulu is sold it could lose its sweetheart content deals with its three owners and their three tv networks, abc, fox and nbc. and the question then becomes, what is it that all these guys are really bidding for? david? david: well, that is a good question, particularly have all the competition you have on an apple tv, you have the hulu, you have the apple itself and of course you have netflix. i mean what is your prediction? do you think hulu will find an answer? >> i think hulu will definitely find a bidder here. i question what it will come to, you know? i question whether the three current owners, one will turn around and say wait a minute, given we have seven bidders, maybe i buy out my other two partners. watch out for that possibility. david: dennis kneale, good to see you. thank you very much. liz: thank you, dennis. cheer up. one of these four c

netflix. even after the remarkable run, netflix has had this year, up 154%, it remains the stock that big growth managers want to own. given that it's adding subscribers hand over fist, and can easily raise prices for its beloved service if they want to. can you imagine having a service where like tomorrow they can raise the price because, here, i'll take that. the catalyst, though, no. less than two weeks time. netflix will release season 4 of the incredibly beloved arrested development. i know one product shouldn't matter. you're probably saying jim is the least rigorous guy on tv. not saying much. but "house of cards" mattered, being able to catch up with "the walking dead" mattered and i think "arrested development" will lead to a new round of signups for a service that uses 30% band width in the country. i've been urging apple to take the plunge and buy netflix. can you imagine they could bid up 100, from when i started this clarion wake-up call to these two giants and would still have go

netflix's 33 million subscribers can dip in and out whenever they want. nielsen even has a name for some of these viewers: "zero tv households." to five llionow om two million in 2007. "house of cards" alone helped netflix, which had been struggling, add three million new subscribers in three months, which pales when compared to conventional broadcast audiences, but is on the rise. other projects are in the works. this fall, "desperate housewives" actress eva longoria is producing a 13-episode adult animated comedy on the online vid site hulu. as our viewing habits are shifting. so is the entertainment industry. for more on, that we're joined by brian grazer, chair of imagine entertainment which produces film and television, including "arrested development." and television and media critic eric deggans. brian grazer, why did you decide to take this on line, this cult favorite as i think they call it? >> (laughs) well, there were other choices but it turned outhat ted serandos, who's a huge fan of "arrested development." and happens to also run neix asked

netflix is streaming all 15 episodes at once. there's bound to be netflix adultery.w if you have cheated yet. >> i'm not aware of it. >> in a recent study, it concluded 51% of people admit they would cheat on their partner and watch an episode of the show they had planned to watch together. 12% said they would lie and watch it again pretending they had never seen it. >> would you do that? >> i would. >> we're not actors. they're going to know. >> i know. if you saw the tape over of the show, you would know i'm not an actor. >> and once they know, i'm shaq, no, once they know, it's -- you have a case of remorse. i gotta go. i thought this was you. >> no, it's you. >>> when question come back, your best tweets. brian asked you what you would do right after you found out the powerball jackpot would be yours. that's 3 moves, 5 jobs, 2 newborns. it's no wonder i'm getting gray. but kate -- still looks like...kate. with nice'n easy, all they see is you -- in one simple step, nice'n easy with colorblend technology, gives expert highlights and lowlights. for color that's per

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that is what netflix did well.is why as investor that apology would have held weight with us in terms of our decision whether or not to buy or sell the stock. dennis: you know there was that old saying, love means never having to say you're sorry. apparently capitalism, not so muc >> thank you, dennis. dennis: a new twist in a tale of a city gone bust. harrisburg, pennsylvania, had it bad enough. it was hit by fraud charges by the sec for misleading investors about its financial problems. wait a minute. officials in every city say upbeat soothing things about the statef their towns. is the sec sending a message here, watch out small town america, we're coming after you next. for more let's go to steve malalanga, sior fellow at the manhattan institute. sec forces harrisburg into a settlement. doesn't require the city to admit guilt and assesses them a fine. what is the point of smacking them down at all. >> that's a good question. in nil know they charged them with is in leading statements in their bond statement. i

on netflix.it's one of those things you can watch them all -- >> it's all she talked about. she loves that show. >> tell us about that show. were you reluctant to do this netflix thing? i wonder if it's projects that actors are looking for. >> this was actually after the fact. we already shot this. it had nothing to do with netflix when we did it. we have done five episodes. that's all it's going to be for this season. i play a detective superintendant who is taken from the met in london up to belfast to do a 28-day review on a murder case. and then so netflix has bought it after the fact. and it's kind of the coolest home for it to be in. and i'm really excited to see. >> so you shouldn't expect to see you in some little romantic comedy fluff thing anytime soon, should we, gillian anderson? >> it would be nice. compared to everything else -- >> wouldn't you like to take a trip down there, you know, a little -- >> it's a tendency -- i would be more than happy to. i like doing comedy. i've done a

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not on network tv, but the popular streaming service netflix.ow's producer says it was a big move. >> never would i say taking over the business, but there are another variable outlet to watch programming. >> reporter: if the new season proves to be a success, the netflix model could be used behind those of other canceled shows according to lacy rose of the hollywood reporter. >> others will look at this and say how can we do this? how can we revive our show? between the cable networks that are increasingly trying to up their originals, as well as these, you know, streaming platforms, like netflix, like amazon, there can be new homes for these shows. >> reporter: with high profile shows on their queue, netflix could be battling the big net works at the emmys for the first time. >> with a show like "house of cards" and "arrested development," it would do a tremendous amount for the company's reputation in hollywood. and i think it would plant a flag in the ground for internet television. >> we knew we were being included in this effort that netfl

netflix up ten bucks, google up 25 bucks.eople jump in at any price trying to buy, a classic blow up top, charges in, trying to buy. it could go higher. beware, this is a professional trade now. retail investors use their time to observe the market and using stops on the lawns, not investing in new money right now. david: tired # of observing other people getting rich. defensive stocks led the way, and you were underweight if not mistaken, why? >> yeah, when you see the recent action over the last few month, quarter, the defensive names out performed the market significantly. we saw a little over a base point, better strategy to look into the cyclicals, names that are sensitive to the economy, within the economy, continue to improve, continue to do better, and those are better opportunities going forward in our opinion. >> i respect that. i agree. this should be a little bit of caution here, but 30 people in the last month and a half said the same thing, and this is what the market has done, move higher. why is now the time t

amazon, netflix, and whole shares grow nicely.s where they have not been great growerring up until now, but for one reason or another, their growth rates are about to jump. you can find shares like that cheaply. liz: don't go for the growth at a reasonable price? if the po ratio is richer, there's still growth opportunities? >> yeah, if somebody's having a higher pe rich owe, earnings are about to jump making shares priced. do you care about diff p dens? >> i care a great deal. generally speaking, but on these particular companies, not as much. it's a growth. liz: first pick is a name might not be familiar to the viewers, but people in texas know it. it's called cons. it's a chain store with home goods, but specifically for people without great credit ratings. >> if credit is fine, you get the cheap deal on amazon, no credit whatsoever, you go to week by week. if you have some credit, want a better deal, go to a cops, and you buy it and use in-store financing, like 70% of the sales is in-store financing. you probably already talke

he's making a new show exclusively for netflix. he'll be here to explain his view of the future of television and film. >> this company he's buying has 57,000 youtube channels. >> isn't that remarkable? >> it's a collection of 57,000 -- you can imagine at least one of them is going to get it right. >> crazy. as you study that, we'll talk more about that, the katzenberg interview, coming up. the dow opened lower, up 86. now we're just up 13. who knows what the message of the market is today. we'll talk about that in a moment. but the dow is, any positive close, a new all-time high. nasdaq maybe dragged lower by apple, which fell below its 50-day moving average earlier today, and continues to defy the odds. it's down 20% this year, apple is. even as the nasdaq was setting these 12-year highs. we're at 3456 right now. there's the s&p. any positive close there for that one will be another new all-time high. we're up 2.25 points. in today's closing exchange, we have chris retsler, and our own rick santelli, of course. larry glazer, i me

individual names, netflix, op a tear, hovering around the highest level in two years, and, nicole, netflix is thee best performer of the entire year, but today, specifically, what's got engines revving? >> a lot going on, the cfo speaking at jpmorgan conference noting about the pricing, they don't plan on raising pricing, makes them weiry, arrested development is coming. also other things we're looking at here, there's no plans to sell ads, but they are popular on netflix, house of cards, madmen, the walking dead, the best performers. we heard how carl ichan made a billion dollars on paper at the highest point today, has a large stake in netflix, 10%, that's something else to watch, and netflix has been a stellar performer, up 160 #% this year. back to you. liz: oh, yeah, well, they will be quoted next because that's the day we're having. thank you, nicole. they are dancing to the music at google, not only as the stock hits a new high, but it's just announcing it's got the new music service at the developer's conference. adam is in the news room. i love to see competition in the space, fas

opponents called for netflix to build smaller buildings.supporters said they like the benefits of keeping netflix in town. >>> the markets closed in positive territory. the dow closed up 52. nasdaq up more than 5 opinion s&p 500 closed up almost 3. >>> one person's music may be another person's noise. why san francisco street musicians are into turn down the volume. >>> back in 10 minutes. a big cooldown. it's going to remain on the mild side. how much cooler will it be in your neighborhood tomorrow? when will the winds die down? we'll look at the holiday weekend back in 10. >>> they're either part of the city's charm or just a noisy nuisance. street performers will soon be subject to new rules approved today. rob roth with what will happen if some musicians don't quiet down. >> reporter: we have a bag piper playing behind me. most of the complaints come from union square businesses and hotels want board of supervisors approved an ordinance demanding that street musicians turn down the volume. meet larry the bucket man. for two decades he's

i watch netflix every day. i'm a huge user.ney at 8 bucks, even if they get more subscribers? i think the content owners will seek ever increasing fees. we heard we should expect 8% growth. that means it's coming from somewhere. i think it's coming from netflix. content costs are rising in lock step with the subscriber growth. i don't see the company ever being as profitable as the price target suggests. >> thank you very much. have a great weekend, guys. >> when we come back this morning, we'll talk about europe closing. if you have been shopping for hamburger meat, you may have suffered from sticker shock. jane wells is all over the story in california, asking where is the beef? hi, jane. >> well, it's here. and it's appropriately named green acres. green is a good way to describe the prices. so who is making a killing and who is feeling grilled? mine was earned in djibouti, africa. 2004. vietnam in 1972. [ all ] fort benning, georgia in 1999. [ male announcer ] usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to gene

. >> netflix takes on hollywood.ethe new season of the popular tv show arrested development debuted yesterday exclusively on netflix. and the internet exploded over it. it's all the buzz on the web right now here's the back story arrested development is a comedy that had 3 seasons on fox the show had a dedicated following but not enough viewers so fox cancelled it in 2006. years later netflix realized that the most streamed tv show through their service was this show that got cancelled early on. so they decided to act like a hollywood studio and make another season of arrested development. season 4 the show picks up right where it left off you can not see the show on any network channel you can only see it through netflix's streaming internet service which is $8 a month. and here is what is rocking the entertainment world the way tv is now you wait a week for a new episode to air so a season of a traditional tv series can take 7 months to get through. netflix has thrown all that out the door they released all the new

ngbl us now for a look at a couple of red-hot stocks: tesla and netflix. good morning. we will start with tesla. this stock has been on fire. i know you are a contrarian, so what is your play? - absolutely on fire, to say the least. stock posted finally some positive earnings, opened up about 30% post-earnings. since then has moved up another 35%. yesterday finally saw a little bit of the momentum waning. we jumped in and bought some puts to take a short position, so the stock got up around $95, traded down into the $80s yesterday. so, i think going forward, this stock certainly could get back to that $65 level where it opened post- earnings before the short squeeze took place. - would that be your price target? - probably we'll trim out the position before then, certainly, but ultimately somewhere in that mid-$60 range would be a level i would be comfortable taking the whole position off. - just think of those days when they couldn't give this stock away and it was over in the $20s. people who own it and hung in there, they were smart. moving on to netflix, this is ano

next netflix today the rice to thousands of movies and shows that may be a favore.ave the latest. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed: the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ at od, whatever business you're in, that's the business we're in with premium service like one of the best on-time delivery records and a low claims ratio, we do whatever it takes to make your business our business. od. helping the world keep promises. ♪ gerri: we have been talking a lot about the internet tv giant netflix. well, it is losing nearly 2,000 movies overnight. fox business reporter kate rogers joins me now with the latest. why are these movies going away? >> largely by choice. they are choosing to let these tiles expire because the

. >> what a remarkable story, netflix on its way out. they were like a dinosaur, they are coming back. >> so jeffrey tambor will be on in just a few min. right now we're going to toss to jimmy kimmel making fun of president obama's prom picture. >> did you see the photo? >> "time" magazine just published president obama's prom photos. there he is with a friend and

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>> i have not. >> netflix adultery. >> guilty. >> guilty? they're studying netflix adultery.udy of 2,000 americans 12% watched tv ahead of their shows with their partners. supposed to save it for the partners. watched together. watched before the partner could watch. 10%, victims of netflix adultery. 2% are blissfully unaware or partners are cheating multiple times. multiple cheaters. >> worst you have been caught. i have no idea what is happening next. i don't know what the end of it is at all. >> 14% feel guilty. they confess.is couldn't wait. honesty the best policy. >> guess so. moving on to the incredible mcdonald's worker says that her car was stolen. right outside her home. goes to work manning the drive-through window. guess what pulls up, her stolen car. incredible. calls the cop. 22-year-old woman driving arrested. all stolen clothes in the car. she gets hauled off to jail, as you can expect. polka coming up! ♪ politics and foreign wars all the weather all the scores ♪ ♪ that's the "world news" polka ♪ ♪ scraps and filler from the day long as we don't have to pay ♪

in addition, we sell a lot of content to netflix. we believe in netflix.ing may eventually shift. it's going to shift into other areas where we are also getting paid. >> so you think you'll get paid regardless, even if the audiences continue to shrink, let's say and people start pulling out their cable? >> no question about it. the key for cbs and all of the major media companies continue to produce a-quality, premiere content, and you will get paid. you will get paid differently than you do than you do today but you will always get paid and win out. content wins. >> netflix has been an important generator of profits for you and many other media companies. but they've been talking a tougher game lately. the ceo recently saying we know exactly what our customers like. >> correct. >> we're not going to buy in bulk the way we have in the past. you've got great deals but that's going to come up. >> you know what, we did a blanket deal with netflix a few years ago. that deal is adjusting because now we know what's working and what's not working. it's important

solar city green mountain coffee netflix, as well as first solar. netflix is an interesting one.tegory though. it has something to it. the others have global growth that are just hitting them in the face. if you are not buying on fundamentals, you shouldn't chase it to buy it on covers. you have to have a story. >> would you buy any of the other high short interest names? >> i love the solar space long-term. this isn't the best entry. but i do like first solar. >> okay. let's get to the final trade. it is that time. your first move. dan? >> stay tuned for "options action" we're going to lay out a bearish trade. >> steve? >> call come. got long today. >> ennis? >> jcpenney. >> josh brown? >> buying ieo for oil names. >> all right, thank you so much for watching. catch more "fast money" on monday at 5:00. you can follow me on twitter. meantime, don't go anywhere because "options action" begins right after this break. ♪ ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right m

amazon rose slightly to $267 and netflix jumped more than 3% to $222 a share. this stock has more than doubled this year. >>> as technology companies battle for dominance, the next big thing may not be the newest and coolest device but how you wear it. john fortt takes a look at whether wearable technology is about to be a big part of your future. >> reporter: we've had tech on desks, on laps and lately in pockets, but the latest buzz, cameras, sensors and screens you can wear. gopro, nike and others have been doing it for sports. with sensors on your wrist and cameras you connect to a phone. the next step is smarter technology you can wear all day. google's first bid in that market is glass. which goes on your face. not clear whether people would wear something like that. >> i'd have to, like, try them out, though. i don't know if i'd wear them in public while talking to somebody. >> if they had sunglasses with tvs, i'd like that so i could walk around and watch tv while walking. >> you can't resist technology. that's the mainstream where society is heading. t

that anyone knows who runs netflix.ix. >> hastings? >> i don't know who he is. the apple cult was steve jobs, that is what drove it. but the new man, is tes lar tese has not only you know beaten the odds but beaten the odds in two companies at sameime, he has a spaceflight company. i talk about this on bulls and bears last week, i would take a profit here. >> i would think you would, but you know, the thing, you have. >> cue the music. charles: you have car did not work it ran out of juice, it has come back. and there is no way that anything you can use on a fundamental bas, to justify the share price, i don't think that your charts would justify it it has to be the man. >> i don't think so, i think it has been in the news a lot. i know the markets and business pretty well, i've been doing this for a long time. the ceos i can name, tom watson, at ibm. you had henry ford, and steve jobs. i come up with. >> not when you were born, but now. >> people don't know the ceos, they know the buzz, they know that tesla is an expen

you can only watch it through netflix internet video service. arrested development won six emmys during you three year run on tv. netflix has been winning back subscribers after losing them when it hiked subscription fees last year. money already spent. coming up, bay area schools get millions of dollars in new funding but apparently it's already used up. we'll explain. >>> here's a view of san francisco. mostly sunny skies, cool temperatures, as you get through your saturday. we'll see more clouds and the chance of showers as we wrap up the holiday weekend. we'll talk about that in the forecast when we come right back. look at them kids. [ sigh ] they have no idea what it was like before u-verse high speed internet. yeah, you couldn't just stream movies to a device like that. one time, i had to wait half a day to watch a movie. you watched movies?! i was lucky if i could watch a show. show?! man, i was happy to see a sneezing panda clip! trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi

i also want to take a look at netflix. we've seen netflix jumping dramatically.for netflix, hitting a new high that we haven't seen since late 2011. netflix continues to surge year to date, up about 145%. we've also heard from the c.e.o. recently just talking about streaming on line video and how hot hastings thinks this is and just a regular television as we know it may be out. here on the fox business network we don't hope for that but it's obviously gret for subscribers to have more and more content to choose from and that's something that netflix as a business has been working hard, to provide more content to their subscribeers. cheryl: thank you very much, nicole. see you at the top of the hour. florida's orange crop hit hard by a bacterial disease and there's no cure for it. orange juice futures up over 27% year to date. that's the largest increase of any commodity. forget oil, we're looking at orange juice. adam putnam, thank you for being here. one of the big jobs of your board, your group is safety and the orange crop is in danger. how bad is it down the

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netflix is riding that intelligently right now.they have started this "house of cards." they will redo "arrested development". ashley: one of my favorites. >> a lot of people loved that series. that will be popular. that will be hot. i have heard though they have do not have rights to "house of cards" on going. interesting to see the kinds of deals they make as they go forward. ashley: yeah. >> the interesting thing about the company because of the business they have been in renting dvds, they knew kevin spacey was hot and their audience would like to see him in something else. ashley: they got it right. tracy: they did. kevin spacey is the greatest. gerri willis on at 6:00 and 9:00 p.m. eastern. what will you be talking about? >> the irs issue and dissecting that some more. we'll get to the all-important story about ipads and the john. new tools and tricks for reading your ipad in the john. people are making product. >> like the bathroom, you're talking about? >> yes i am. the bathroom, the potty. talking about taking your ipad in

that netflix had. here's what brian robert his to say about the power of broadband to the company earlier today on "squawk box." one of the things we're trying to do is redefine in the consumer's expectation, what is the broadband experience? so it's not just coming into the house. it's transmitting throughout the house that has the fastest wi-fi experience in the nation which is one of the new investments we've been making and a claim we're proud to make. >> overall and speaking to a handful of investors this morning, most in out saying looked pretty good. solid quarter. >> is the battle here how someone who is 25 is going to look at the world? are they going to buy the t-mobile or the at&t and watch on their device or are they using it on a tv? it just seems like everything is in flux. >> this huge debate of heinz and blackberry. >> how about charlie jurgen throwing mud. when you look at what my kids and i was talking to john earlier, the ceo. >> he'll be joining us from t-mobile. >> all people are t

it's a really good tool. >> back to the netflix point predicting netflix did in creating ideal programmingas far from the data, but remember they also have your name. they know which of millions of customers, now 30 million want to watch the show them they can put it right in front of them the next time they log in. you're going to like this show. so authors can and should learn. start collecting e-mails from people who follow you because then you can go right back to you told me you like what i'm doing. i'm doing more and here it is. more likely to strike a chord that way. >> is a gentleman that write historical fiction and is a lot of research to make sure it's accurate. he's done i think five or six books and help the three covers up for three titles at the first next book is not about. so he pretty sells books. he's been doing this for five or six years. there's things you can do to really connect with consumers. if i can make one other comment, i think the book is still a great thing and culture and will continue to be. in another's blogs and facebook, something in our humanity wants