we have hotel tonight ceo, sam shank, and evernote ceo, phil libin.h companies that rely heavily on developers to build the apps that fuel their businesses. a lot of experience developing for apple and apple products. how important and impactful were the announcements today for you guys? >> it was huge for me. i think that was the most developer-centric note that i've ever been to. it made me remember that i am a developer. >> which is why consumers alike what about me? >> all the excitement around the new developer environment, the language. it is very developer-centric. more people can work on these apps. it is not something customers will necessarily see. >> i don't code and so i don't really know about it. i heard about new language. >> is based on a lot of javascript, a lot of similar things that people are familiar with. >> it happens faster and cheaper? >> that is what i expect in our guys are excited about. we are starting to see the guys that are developing on android getting excited to do more on ios. >> you developed on android? >> of cours

and phil libin. fcc for host stop the creating fast lanes? net neutrality fled at the fcc website.he best of on "bloomberg west." ♪ >> welcome back to the best of "bloomberg west." the fcc is growing -- is facing a growing backlash about net neutrality and fast lanes. tens of thousands of people flocked to the fcc website after mr. oliver urged viewers to post after a 13 minute monologue in support of net neutrality. >> right. the fcc are literally inviting internet comments at this address. and i cannot believe i am about to do this, i would like to address the commenters out there directly. good evening, monsters. [laughter] maybe the moment you spent your whole life for. indeed, the fcc website went down following the speech by john oliver. more than 49,000 comments on the issue. a huge number compared that most topics have hundreds. cory johnson spoke with the former fcc chairman and ask if you ever seen a public response to fcc issues this big. theack in the day, and 1990's, we had aol, steve case was the ceo, the e-mail of 00litical lobbying, 400,0 e-mails were sent to the u.

phil libin, great to see you. the supreme court's aereo decision is grabbing headlines.rt also banning mobile phone searches. we will explain what that means for the mobile phone business. watch is streaming on your ,hone, tablet, bloomberg.com amazon fire tv as well. ♪ >> you are watching "bloomberg west." the supreme court today ruled that aereo's business violates broadcasters' copyrights. joining me now from new york, trish. what do you think? >> he had a lot to say. i think he was pretty pleased. we have seen investors pelased - - pleased. his initial reaction was, this is a situation where he said i believe justice really was served. take a listen. >> we are very pleased. justice was served. we expected to win, but it certainly feels good to win as decisively as we did. we continue to get paid for our content, we will continue to do that. billion byeive $2 2020 in retransmission fees. all that is important here is that broadcasters and cable content companies and everyone involved in the content producing business gets paid appropriately for their content. >> he we