if you take a service like pandora, pandora itself is keeping more than 10 times what they pay the songwritersit is about the songwriters and them being paid fairly for creating the songs that to make these types of services even possible. cory: pandora complains they have to pay so much more than competitors or radio or last.fm. david i: pandora complains, but yet they pay songwriters 4% of what they earn. their founder made more for himself than he plays every songwriter combined, and they are doing everything in their power to pay less. a service that is owned by artists, that cares about artists, is a positive sign for songwriters. cory: does this create a bifurcated market? david g.: in the past, the pressure has been to reduce the price of subscriptions. most of these services have a premium model. it is yet to be seen whether people out of the gate will be willing to spend per month. something they are pushing for is the fact that if you play the -- pay that to premium, you will be able to listen to music that is not compressed. right now, folks i talked to that is a niche market. i thi

how do you pet more people to jump on the pandora bandwagon?arms and bracelets you mentioned is big part of business for a long time. we started to emphasize the ring category. and, we were very pleased with success we had in 2014. if you look at charms and bracelets it is about 85% of our revenue. only 20% of the consumer spend. so, there is a lot of opportunity for to us reach beyond our core categories and capture other buying. ashley: with that in mind your company is based in denmark. of course the united states is your largest market. you teamed up with disney, didn't you, recently? how has that panned out for you? where are other growth possibilities in the u.s. market for you do you think? >> we launched disney collection in q4 last year. it was well-received by consumers. put out a bit more product during the spring so it is available for mother's day. ashley: you can buy these at disney parks, is that right? >> you can buy them in disney parks or any pandora store. liz: here is what is interesting. pandora was ahead of so-called gener

i think on this drop it's an opportunity to buy pandora. >> why do you like pandora. spotify came out and has a crazy multi-billion dollar organization. >> they have survived through all of these things. apple radio coming out and rumors of everybody streaming, amazon streaming, all of that and they have survived. the model has survived and that's why i like it. not very short term as a trader. seeing the uptrend and coming off the bottom. i want to buy weakness on that betting that that's going to continue. >> pandora looks like it could be a takeout. >> going to validate the model or prove that it's losing out. >> it has bounced since the spotify valuation a couple weeks ago. i think from 16.5 from 17.80 to 17.92. with these guys. if this sells off anymore down to 17 bucks, you buy it. >> still ahead, microsoft moving higher after the break. we're talking to the analyst that says its earnings report is a step in the right direction for the ceo. that and much more "fast money" straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ (under loud music) this is the place. ♪ ♪ ♪ their beard salve is made

but nevertheless i think that paying them, the pandora's box would be is this taxable income? the difference between the collegiate model and the professional mod snell you pay them directly, what is the difference? there is no difference. >> gill, what is your response on that thinking about the money and how much a student athlete deserves and how it should be paid? >> i agree with len, jeffrey, in the sense that len mentions the value of an education and what student athletes receive. i believe in a model where male and female student athletes are able to use their name and likeness to build their brand name recognition and then they're able to go into a manchting class or an accounting class and apply, you know the skills that they have learned from balancing their checkbook because they are receiving some type of income from their name and likeness. i don't believe in paying student athletes because i agree with less than it would open up an additional pandoras box but it would not provide student athletes with an opportunity to learn about managing money about managing t

i know you are an investor in spotify, there's pandora. can apple dominate streaming?continue to dominate music? scooter: i don't know if it's domination. i think that there is enough room for all these platforms, because people want to consume constantly in different ways, and there's so much content coming. emily: you are also a tech investor. you have gotten into tech investing. you've invested in spotify, as i've said, uber, pinterest -- how are you getting into these deals? what attracted you to technology? scooter: because i missed one. when i was in college, facebook launched. and i actually e-mailed the creator of facebook, which was on the contact page. there was one profile per picture and responded with eduardo salverin, who was head of business affairs. "thank you for reaching out." i went back-and-forth with them for over four months, saying, "i'm working at so so def, i love to throw parties, i'd love to be involved if there's a way, i could put money into the company." i didn't know what it was going to become. i said we should build this thing, what's f

call the pandora shorts. i'm almost guaranteeing that -- >> that's not a game. >> right or wrong. it is a game, because that's why this whole thing -- >> why are they scared? >> because look at the valuation of spotify, much higher than people thought. >> you think it should go up. >> isn't that an indictment against pandora? isn't that the point? >> the knee-jerk -- i'm telling you right now, it's going up. >> it's just volume friday afternoon. we'll keep an eye on it. >>> coming up next, move over, chart of the day. we're bringing you the chart of the week on the back of asia's rally. a look at whether hong kong's soaring move can keep up the momentum. ♪ help brazil reduce its overall reliance on foreign imports with the launch of the country's largest petrochemical operations. when emerson takes up the challenge, it's never been done before simply becomes consider it solved. emerson. >>> time now for our "chart of the week." that's right, not just chart of the day. check out hong kong's hang seng, up more than 8% this week, following the huge rally we saw in shanghai shares thi

it is those stats that are sending shares of pandora down in the after hours with pandora down about> the odd man out tonight in terms of earnings. thank you, morgan. >>> the deal between comcast and time warner reportedly off the table. up next we'll discuss what that means for the future of both mergers going forward and how this will impact cable stocks and the industry. >>> welcome to you both. frank, how significant is this deal if it falls apart to the industry? >> clearly it is the biggest deal in the industry at the moment. the biggest deal that's ever been in the industry. what's going to have to happen is that another deal or a series of deals is going to take its place because the sector is changing rapidly because the technology is changing rapidly and the delivery system is changing so you're going to see many deals happen. >> would this consolidation, whether in a comcast/time warner form hurt or harm consumers? is there a real anticompetitive threat as these companies inevitably tie up or no because of some of the innovation we're seeing? >> it is basically innovation.

pandora had a nice gain premarket up almost 5%, currently hanging on to a 2% gain.e highs after the ipo long ago. >> fascinating. it's getting really expensive to acquire new users it seems from the music streaming game with money from apple and others coming in. it'll be interesting to see whether jay-z's title actually changes the economics of this, forcing prices higher, forcing people to really want to pay a premium for early contact with that stuff. >> and speaking of streaming, we said earlier netflix would have a new high, that would be a new closing high. we're about $1.50 away from a high on netflix of course after two upgrades and two training sessions. that does it here on "squawk alley." let's head over to scott wapner and the half. >>> and thank you very much, welcome to the halftime show, let's meet our star lineup for today, jim laichb that will is the president of laichb that will management. investment partners, josh brown is the ceo of the management and pete is the co-founder of auction monster. he as always is on the floor of the new york stock e

there's pandora. can they continue to dominate music?there's enough room for all these platforms because people want to consume constantly in different ways, and there is so much content coming. emily: you have gone into tech investing, invested in spotify, huber, pinterest. how are you getting into these deals, what attracted you to technology? scooter: when i was in college facebook launched. i actually e-mailed the creator of facebook, which was on the contact page one profile for picture, and responded with a gordo severin thank you for reaching out. i went back-and-forth with him over four months saying i'm working at so so def i throw parties, i would love to be involved. i did not know it would become -- i said, what is facebook? eight schools. i still have the e-mail that says mark decided to launch a 36 more schools in two wakes. at this time we don't want to do a deal. emily: you are making movies "the giver," you are making tv shows -- how is that different from making music? scooter: my mom isn't very impressed with anything

anthony bay: it is like pandora. it is radio. different from pandora style and rdio style is that you pick a station, i can make a taylor swift station. we program the music. if you go to pandora, you make a station and they pick of the songs. that is a new form of radio. the idea of radio is you pick the station and not the tone. it does not take away from sales. if i set what to listen to this right now, why would i buy it? betty: what is the proposition on saying i will pick rdio today? how to get that leader -- listener? anthony bay: a great question. in the end, i used to work at amazon. jeff bezos says it best, you have to start with the customer and work backwards. work on delivering the last customer experience in terms of the design of the product and to the content that you make available. betty: that is what then? anthony bay; we win pretty much on product design. a lot of our designers are from apple. we win awards for that. betty: and hunting, great to see you. anthony bay rdio ceo. we will be back. ♪ betty: jpmorgan

scarlet: we will get a sense of what pandora's expenses will look like. expect stocks to grind up. catalysts could be better usage numbers. spotify did another funding round a couple years ago the value of that company is a most twice a pandora even the revenue is a little bit higher. there are other factors that could help out. you want to go out to june, there's a solid floor. we want to turn run it by applying one strike call. you put money in your pocket doing that. it is for a credit so stock moves up shortly. otherwise, you get longer lower. nice long directional exposure over the next several months. scarlet: jim strube are joining us this morning. ♪ jim: welcome to -- pimm: welcome to "money clip." new york federal reserve president bill dudley speaks at our headquarters. his outlook for the economy is coming up. the story of how tesla almost became part of google. in politics, trent lott speaks about the 2016 republican field of candidates. we will show you the robots taking over the global workforce. it is fo

. >> what is pandora. >> the bracelet, charms and stuff you can put on the bracelet. >> yes good and they have celebrities do these commercials, right. >> they have a new ad. >> this celebrates the bond between moms and their children just in time for mothers day. the jewelry company shows a experiment of six mothers and their kid so lets take a look. >> ♪ >> you can tell, they have blindfolded the kid and they have to identify their own mother. hello mother accounts hello father. and they do. >> yes, the kid touch and hug. >> it is something burr own mother's touch. >> it is touch and also scent. >> i think that as much as i am pretty sure that this was all dreamed up by antissing agency to tug at our heart strings for mothers day to sell charm bracelets and i have a pandora charm bracelet, i didn't wear it today i can watch that all day long. it makes me cry. it tugs at my heart string. >> every single one matched up. >> whether it was true or not or they have engineered it for tv, i don't know but it is lovely. >> it is just beautiful to see each mother and the hugs and just like

did we open pandora's box with this technology a question we'll be asking for years to come. >> hard news. >> awkward transition. >> here we go. >> nothing awkward. >> of course can't ignore the funny in the room. >> we had a big night in washington. >> we did. >> you had the opportunity to sit down with cecily strong and you're going to be talking about that. she was the headliner for the dinner. how did she do? >> i think she did well. i think she felt pretty good about it realizing two things the toughest crowd for a comedian washington people totally judgmental and inebriated that doesn't help then following president of the united states. considering both factors, i think she did remarkably well. >> not going to let you get off this easy. a jab at chuck. >> if you haven't noticed california is bone dry. y'all think bradley cooper came here because he wants to talk to chuck todd? he needed a glass of water. come on. >> it's nice to be mentioned. >> i guess. depends how you're mentioned. the old adage, as long as they spell your name right. i never did see bradley cooper which, by

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pandora. we are gonna need a bigger table. that's why he went to jared.t a check on your forecast, hey, jackie. jacqui: today will be the best day for the weather this week with sunshine and warm temperatures, 54 degrees is the temperature right now with calm winds, not nearly as gusty as the last couple of days. we have some changes ahead, the system to the south with other disturbances will bring rain showers by tomorrow. today will be the last nice one with a high of 74 degrees. stray showers possible later tonight, otherwise sunny in the metro with a better chance of showers this afternoon in the highest the seven. angela? angela: it will be slow, stop and go eastbound on interstate 66. westbound lanes have just reopened, they were temporarily shut down as you approached 123 and fairfax for accident cleanup. in the meantime crews on the capital beltway and maryland closed down the outer loop on branch avenue, trying to upright the tractor-trailer, the outer loop is standing still or moving below the posted speed. that is still the case on southbound i

. >> pandora's box. >> reporter: she and husband john, a private eye, requested an audit of who else looked up their private data. they got back stacks of records. >> all the cities that looked up our information. the city we lived in. the amount of times our private information was accessed. >> reporter: what did you find out? >> we had numb rouse. >> queries. >> how many? 1400. >> 1400. >> yes. >> they looked up your information 1400 times. do you have any idea why? >> that's what we want to know. >> they discovered a spike in activity when hillary was featured on the local paper's front page. in a matter of days law enforce agents and someone at the post office looked up her dmv. >> a pretty girl. >> they want to know where i live. that scarce -- scares me. i have kids. >> reporter: is it uncomfortable living here? >> yes. i think that - we don't know how far it will go. >> you feel like you are being monitored. >> they were unwitting victims of a widespread case of data abuse in the state's history. they were not alone. an ex-police officer, a former police union lawyer, and the

pandora. we are gonna need a bigger table.7:56 on this wednesday. let's get the latest on that accident involving a police patrol vehicle with matt pelman filling in for karen. >> chopper six was overhead awhile ago. it happened on krewstown road in bustleton. seventh district police officer was responding to a call for a robbery which turned out to be unfounded. lost control of his cruiser ran into the guardrail so krewstown road is still shut down at this hour between rising sun and bloomfield avenues here in bustleton. you can stay over on bustleton avenue to get around the blockage or on the west side on veree road. to the north in middletown township bucks county still have those downed wires along business one blocking it at bristol ox not valley road. we've been saying use route one and that's busy southbound past 213 down to the turnpike because of an earlier crash. in lower providence south park avenue opened today. you can still get by at this point. matt. >> atlantic city new jersey be i do we call today a potential

apple watch out soon pandora has a big role on the much anticipated gadgets.ic streaming giant's founder is going to be in a first on fox conversation right here. >>> what does it take to work at google? we're going to be asking the company's head of hiring that conversation comes your way shortly as well. >>> in the meantime russia rejecting reports that it is to blame for an attack on the white house computer systems. earlier today new york federal reserve president william dudley weighing in on security concerns saying, quote,

i have use pandora and spotify.uch competition and it is not clear who will come out on top. it is interesting to see spotify come out with a valuation like this when it is a very unclear young, competitive landscape. matt: if you want to hear taylor swift, she might you working with jay-z? julie: her older stuff might be on. bob: then you have series xm, which spotify maybe we will be a lot like satellite radar -- satellite radio. matt: i try out all of these services because i feel it is my duty as a journalist. 21-year-old jordan. i will speak to the ceo of an online fantasies with business and find out why people are playing fantasy golf at an all-time high even when it is playing actual golf. stay with us. ♪ matt: it is time for a deep dive, number five. the masters has been my focus for the past four days. 21-year-old jordan won his first major title at the masters earning him a coveted green jacket plus winnings. but he is not the only one who has one big. an online fantasy sports business sees a tremendous s

the chief was forced to resign and it opened a pandora's box of problems and misconduct around off-duty police work. steven is a criminal defense lawyer and consultant in pittsburgh. he was asked by the mayor to lead the independent review of the police department's off-duty policies. steven, good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> it's my pleasure. thanks for having me this evening. >> the former police chief nate harper's actions included misconduct and conflict of interest. what are the big revelations. >> the story unfolded in 2013. a local newspaper broke a story that the chief of police owned a private security company called diversified public security. the belief was that he had collaborated with a few officers and was providing security services and consulting services to private industry around the city of pittsburgh and throughout the region. at the time as the story unfolded, the number of investigations commenced. the fbi got involved and it was determined that much more was at play, in fact, the chief was misdirecting funds for second employment details. it was a two

bill laurance: the roads are in some sense acting as a sort of a pandora's box. it's oftentimes the first step in this cascade of uncontrolled activities. in the amazon, for example we see roads penetrating into the rainforest. the government is putting in many new roads. and then oftentimes you get slash-and-burn farmers and cattle ranchers and loggers coming in when the roads are there. you get land speculation. you get a very destructive process which oftentimes leads to just large-scale, wholesale forest destruction. narrator: by providing concrete examples like how a small road can disrupt the stability t rnft, laurance's research is showing just how vulnerable this very fragile, diverse and utterly unique environment really change. dr. bill laurance: but i think we have to be very vigilan it's absolutely essential to understand for the fate of tropical biodiversity what species are gonna be able to persist and which ones are not going to be able to survive in these fragments of forest. narrator: coral reefs have been called the rainforests of the sea. and l

now we look at the business, you want to get your music played on beats audio, pandora, spotify.ned to the licensing of that music since the origin of some of those tracks are unknown? >> unfortunately, a lot of the earlier stuff we did, from what we understand, a lot of the legal language that needed to be part of the contracts between ourselves, the master, and the publisher, it did not include the world "digital." so it was specifically to vinyl, cassette, cd. a lot of the contracts needed to be reworked. dealing with that, it has taken a lot of time to reach out to those people. >> to make that language obviously, exist for the benefit of the individuals involved. it is a long process. that is why our stuff is not available in the digital world. cory: but you get around the rules by giving it away. >> it is frustrating. we don't want to break any rules but the fans are screaming and they want the music. they enjoy the music and at the end of the day, you want the fans to be able to enjoy the music. or you do what we are doing now through the kickstarter campaign. cory: do you

mix cloud is an app similar to spot si spotify and pandora.t's a great marketing tool. >>> one website i love to use is i jot.com. it allows you to send a video e-mail and if you get the paid version it allows you to even brand your e-mail so that you're talking and they open their e-mail and they get a video. it's great for customer service and for promotional. >> we use the amazon seller app to help us efficiently source new products. with this app, which is an app for mobile devices, it allows you to either take images of a product or scan a bar code and it will link to the amazon listing for that product, tell you how many third party sellers are selling the product, what the price is they're getting for the product, how much the fees amazon collects for the product and how long amazon expects to be selling the product. it's a wonderful way to quickly go through wholesale catalogs or trade shows and find viable products if you're an amazon third party seller. >>> when we come back making sure you have all the bases covered with your taxes

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cory: higher resolution than pandora, spotify. what is your role with title?don't have a role with title yet. jay-z is a creative genius trade he has proved that time and time again with his music. as he gets more involved in the title service, what he's going to find out is there are multiple things and components behind it. the content has got to be right, and exclusive. the technology behind it is critical and hugely complex. if you build all of that yourself, you should leave that creative part to us. that genius of the backend technology is really hard. that is what people like a serious -- sirius xm and samsung focus on, the value added a straight we do the complex stuff behind the scenes. cory: do you think title is going to be limited not just -- because the depth of catalog they can't get unless they sign up with somebody like you guys because then they can get 41 million songs, not songs from 10 artists who are the biggest names? phil: title can be a fabulous success. that is why we're going to meet with jay-z. cory: also meeting with neil young. i l

pandora shares are down after the service reported listeners fell from the previous quarter, which isews. a new loss of $.12 including some items. the company's are going customers away from traditional radio. royalty costs are rising. amazon on cloud nine today. it is a cloud joke. they reported earnings with sales top 15% and profits down a bunch. a loss of 57 million dollars. it was the first quarter the cloud business broke out services from amazon web services which contributed $1.6 billion in sales for the quarter, up 50% from the year before. joining me now to talk about this, jack clark in new york. and has really close ties. the last time i saw you in person was at the amazon web services conference. what do you make of the business? >> the world is starting to appreciate what a big deal it is. it is the fifth biggest standalone software company in the world. it was really under the covers at amazon. 6.3 billion dollar run rate. interesting that is the same rate being claimed by microsoft. it is an apples to orange comparison. cory: what do you think of the numbers? jack: the

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the foreign ownership issue has had an impact on streaming companies like pandora, which has been unabley a radio station in south dakota because they cannot prove the nationality of its shareholders. nokia is buying alcatel. it is the largest acquisition ever for the company and will make it the biggest maker of wireless networking for mobile equipment. here is their ceo. >> we were doing well on her own, but if we look at the long-term, in order to be competitive and a leader in this field, it was important and made a lot of strategic sus from a lot of perspectives. otherwise, we are doing pretty well. they are also doing well at alcatel lucent. we will make the right per folio that customers will need and want to make us competitive like nobody else in europe. emily: the deal will have to pass a u.s. national security review because alcatel has security clearance to do work for the u.s. government. and a jury has found former new england patriots star aaron hernandez guilty of first-degree murder and sentenced him to life without parole. hernandez was convicted of killing a man who is

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now we look at the business, you want to get your music played on different services, beats audio, pandorahat happens to the licensing of that music since the origins of some of those tracks are unknown? >> unfortunately, a lot of the earlier stuff we did on tommy boy, from what we are to understand, a lot of the legal language that needed to be a part of the contract between ourselves the owners of the master, and the publishing, i guess it did not include the world of digital. so it was specifically to final -- vinyl, cassette, cds. it is taking a lot of time to reach out to these different people. >> just reworking the contracts to make that language exist for the benefit of those individuals involved. it is a process. it is a long process to make that happen. that is why our stuff is pretty much unavailable in the digital world. cory: so you are getting around those worlds by giving it away? >> yes, of course, we do not want to break any rules but the fans are screaming. the fans want the music. they enjoy the music. at the end of the day, you want the fans to be able to enjoy the musi

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