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we spoke with roger lynch, ceo of pandora. roger: music is fundamentally a social experience.bility to share it on snap is meaningful. emily: instagram has a close relationship with spotify. they had a close relationship with facebook. is that why you picked snap? roger: we chose snap because they have a younger listener base. younger listeners tend to be more engaged with music and it was the big social media platform that had not enabled music sharing in a way we thought we could do something unique with. emily: pandora has been going through a lot lately. a lot of executive turnover. a big investment from ser irius. how have things changed since then? investors were hoping for a buyout. roger: all that happened before i joined. last year it did go through a lot of turnover which led to me joining the company in september. it has settled down quite a lot since then. we closed the sirius xm investment at the time i was joining and we have refocused the company on a few things. one is we are, as you mentioned, the largest music streaming service in the u.s. and 70% of revenue

we're joined by roger lynch, ceo of pandora. mber.dora this is the first time you are joining us. how much business has this driven? roger: it will roll out later today on ios. it is too early to tell. music is fundamentally a social experience. the ability to share it on snap is meaningful. emily: instagram has a host -- close relationship with spotify. is that why you picked snap? roger: we chose snap because they have a younger listener base. they tend to be more engaged with music. it was a big social media platform that had not enabled music sharing and away we thought we could do something unique with. emily: pandora has been going through a lot lately. a lot of executive turnover. how have things changed since then? investors were hoping for a buyout. roger: all that happened before i joined. last year it did go through a lot of turnover which led to me joining the company in september. it has doubled down. we closed the sirius xm investment at the time i was joining and we have refocused the company on a few things. we ar

i sat down with pandora ceo roger lynch. also the former ceo of sling tv. and a ft.ive interview earlier this morning, talking about bundles. what they mean for music take a listen. >> my former business. >> yes. >> sling tv. that's what we were doing, is breaking apart the big bundles really, the whole idea there was that people would reassemble their own bundles. in the case of sling tv, we saw a growth in netflix, a growth in digital antennas, old-fashioned, over the air networks. sling fit in between people would create their own bundles, rather than being forced to buy a big bundle i think you're seeing that go into music and other things, where people are creating bundles together with different services >> that makes pandora potenti potentially more valuable to at&t and verizon, going up against the tech power you can watch the conversation this weekend on ft. knox.com, pandora tv, amazon tv, the podcast version will be out. >> another strong podcast from you. he says that in light of hulu and spotify. >> interesting indeed. >>> backiuckle up for next week let

roger lynch said the move will help the company focus on ad revenue, and like rivals spotify and appleusic that make money from subscriptions. music likel consume they do on terrestrial radio, which is a $16 ilion marketplace -- $16 billion marketplace. andorra is well-positioned for that. we think about spotify and apple for our subversion business to read 70% of our revenue is advertising, and that is more than our competition. it is really more about terrestrial radio. juliette: that is your bloomberg business flash. guy: let's stay with the media theme. comcast has made a bid to take over sky. comcast is offering 5% more than 21st century fox. our media analyst joins us now. more aboutink it is how deep the pockets are at fox. they have to get approval from disney every time they raise the offer. how deeper disney's pockets? sarah: it could definitely go higher from here. if you do basic math, in terms you coulds accretion, get closer to 20 pounds, but that does not necessarily mean you are adding value, it just means the numbers on paper make sense. there are sometimes assets that

lynch. but lots of new players as well. and two new weapons for car including former packer fjordy necessarily wants aaron rogers favorite target. the off trouble but uberly talented white out who comes over from pittsburgh. >> i want the competition to bring out the best in these guys and i believe it will. i think you're going to see some exciting competitive drills as we put the pads on. it's exciting technology but it's not better technology. i like my old remote better. it's a hard job. it's a big job and i know i've got a lot to prove. it's awesome to be here. it's a great responsibility. >> he's kind of like a player on the field. he's very energetic. he's loud. he's talking noise talking trash. >> high energy guy. what you see is what you get. if you're messing up he's going to blet you know. >> man there's not really a time that i ever see john gruden not excited. he's just a guy that can pump you up. >> he doesn't change. he's always fiery he loves football. he loves to win. he loves his players, he loves his coaches. >> there was one moment where john gruden got a little bit testy when he was asked about caleo mack.