more people use pandora than spotify on the free side.ople use spotify than pandora on the paying side. >> we want to get to alibaba stories but first we have breaking news. >> a u.s. judge is rejecting a class action settlement between american express and some merchants over swipe fees. a multibillion-dollar settlement that involved visa and mastercard. right now the ruling appears to only affect american express. the district judge saying that some of the plaintiff's lawyers may have played fast and loose in the american express case there were lawyers on opposing side that evidently shared confidential information. the judge is ordering one law firm to be removed as a co-lead counsel and has ordered a new round of briefing in this case over a swipe fee. a multimillion-dollar settlement. no ruling how it affects mastercard and visa. rejecting the class-action settlement for american express. >>> alibaba is making a big hire with an eye towards its international expansion. naming former goldman banker michael evan as its new president.

emily: spotify started abroad. it is in 50 countries. is in three countries -- the u.s., australia, new zealand. is that something you will figure out, or is this how your business is going to be? tim: i think international is inevitable. it is not a question of if, it is when. for us, it is a matter of finding the right license. emily: in the next era, will artists negotiate directly with streaming services? tim: we would be happy to, and we have done direct deals. the key is, do both sides understand the value the other brings? emily: it seems like tidal, apple, spotify, they get the buzz. does it affect the business? the stock is down from highs over the summer. tim: like the little engine that could. we have been through a lot of ups and downs. and i think that has been part of our dna as a culture. we are a modest company. we treasure humility. it is actually a company principle. there has been 25 "pandora killers" that i can count. we do not get frustrated by who has the limelight at any given moment. that is not important. emily:

spotify is not making enough money for you.it's true that some artists, by virtue of their popularity have the ability to command more and set the terms more. that's not true of the vast majority of artists. emily: is your music on pandora? is there a tim westergren station? tim: it's called yellow wood junction. emily: will pandora ever offer live traffic and weather and sports? ♪ emily: the quest for the perfect playlist includes itunes radio, google music, amazon music -- how do you think about, who is my competition? tim: anybody who has a radio product, itunes radio when it came out definitely a direct competitor. when we think about our own future, it's really about how to we remain the best playlist building is this around? i think so far the numbers bear it out. we keep growing in spite of all this competition. what i think with apple is, never underestimate. never think you know what they are doing. it's a very smart company. emily: beats music will be relaunched this summer, maybe a new name. how worried are you about

the spotify rival is seeking funds from investors at $1.1 billion.y are looking at expanding in europe and emerging markets. coming up, silicon valley defends amazon's corporate culture. and cord cutters hitting the media stocks hard. how fast is the american home deciding to get rid of cable? ♪ matt: time now for the daily bite. one number that tells us a whole lot. 566,000. the estimated number of loss subscriptions from pace tv. the sector is declining at an annual rate of seven tons of 1%. but over the last year 2 million households cut cable tv or decided not to purchase it. the media stocks plunged on concerns, after espn lost a modest number of customers. it will be a continuing problem. jeff bezos is defending his company culture after the new york times export a painted a exposee painted a grueling picture of life as an amazon employee. it paints grueling allegations. employees being warned over taking vacation in for internet areas. other tech leaders have been commenting. the former twitter ceo saying this has taken out of context all over

emily: you were about to talk about spotify.m: i think if you read larry's note, and i'm just going off that, right toward the end he talks extensively of vetting entrepreneurs and founders with a long-term view. he is as clear as day telling the world what he wants to do with the money they have. the kind of investments they want to make. spotify will need daniel x. -- daniel leg. leit will not happen without him. emily: i wonder if there is a situation where daniel can come in and be ceo, or jack dorsey for example. om: i think this will be a large technology company figuring out how to expand opportunities for it. i've said time and time again, google is still a one trick on -- pony. they are trying to find the next horses. they cannot buy talent like facebook bought oculus and retain it. that is the problem. in this case they can buy talent , let them be and let them go. emily: brad, if you are mark zuckerberg or jeff bezos, what are you thinking right now? brad: maybe they are excited about this. larry is elevating himself

that will not go on spotify or itunes.potentially come to your shows and the fans. there is definitely a lot of controversy. wish it was up to the person that owned the art at the end of the day. the way they wanted to be heard. charlie: are you happiest in front of a large crowd? skrillex: you make a song and it gives you the chills and you get to experience it being heard in a different way in front of people. it creates an energy in the room. that is a special feeling. diplo: i'm just lucky i make a living creating. i'm happy i can do that and share it with people. i feel it my family can ever believe i would make a living off of creating something. charlie: thus not a bad living. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ announcer: "brilliant ideas," powered by hyundai motors. narrator: the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. it's a 21st century phenomenon, a global industry in its own right. "brilliant ideas" looks at the artists at the heart of this, artists with a unique power to asto

they are not going to buy a cd because you took it off spotify. getting their music heard. diplo: technology has never really benefited the artist, it has benefited the audience. charlie: is that true today? diplo: when i first bought a cassette tape, i was illegally recording stuff off the radio. it is not going to get any easier for the artist. the more you fight it, the worse it will be. you can't stop that. charlie: these are you can make it for the audience to find it, the better. accessibility is a keyword. diplo: that's what we are doing today. we have always rode that wave. skrillex: the one thing i am bummed that is all the major labels. it so that all of. is on -- all of the full songs on sound cloud were limited to clips and short previews. those kids on soundcloud -- we are some of the biggest people on soujndcloud, and that is a big asset to our overall business. there are kids that only go to soundcloud, will never buy something on itunes or even go to spotify. that illuminates a big asset and is cutting off your music to an audience

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he's comparing them to the number of times they streamed on spotify.re of music together in harmony. ♪ mama, oohhhh >> when the 1967 ballad "bohemian rhapsody" came in. it was the 19th most played on spotify last year. >> there are some songs that never did well in their day. maybe they were ahead of their time and culture and music taste didn't line up with that song until much later. >> reporter: matt daniels who runs the site polygraph recently looked at songs since 1950 and compares them to spotify play counts. he wants to learn why some hit songs gained popularity with spotify listeners. some don't know how the song was perceived when it debuted. >> the thing is they don't have any associations with it. >> reporter: music fans today are moving from radio and relying hebly on streaming services. an oldie can become a goody thanks to popular culture moments. i think "bohemian rhapsody" in "wayne's world." ♪ "eye of the tiger" in "rocky," or when the tv show "glee" with "don't stop believin'." >> reporter: music journalist alan light say it skews lis

. >> the ceo of spotify clarifying the new privacy policy.t first bush they look to say the streaming muse -- first blush they can track your photos and browse your content. but the company is making it clear if the users don't want to share that information they don't have to. spotify says it will ask for permission before assessing any of your data. leon: well, jamie sullivan will share information with us about the traffic on friday. hey, jamie. jamie: i'm sharing information you don't want to hear. big delays. this is capital beltway. passing by seven locks and what to expect. volume on the inner around the outer loop. no crashes. look at the map and we'll talk about the other delays. leaving d.c. you average 12 miles per hour. crystal city rein the teens. a little further north. so on 270 we are okay. getting there, on the 270 spur you average in the 20's. heading to the montgomery family fair. not in terrible shape. as far as traffic, 95 on the baltimore-washington parkway we are seeing a lot of concession. 75 may be the better -- 95 ma

they were streamed 10 billion times on spotify. >> they have to tour which he still does. while they were making "ricky and the flash" which opens this friday, he was still touring. >> he's 65 years old. >> yes, he is. that's not that old. >> it is incredible. >> it is. >>> let's move on with apple. the stock down 11% since its february record close. >> david trainor recently sold his position in apple and sees more down side. he joins us alongside oliver porshe. welcome to you both. oliver, let me start with you. why are you convinced that apple is a good buy here given the price action just based on that action alone are you worried sfwh. >> in the short term it can go down further, no question about it. kelly, i look at it this way. you have a stock that's very a tracktivelily valued. tremendous cash forward. they've got a rising dividend share buy backs and they've got some interesting product launch sz coming up. you've got a high margin apple iphone being released in september because it's not a big rebuild in terms of technology. then of course there's the speculati

people go to spotify and subscribe. away you aret alienating people.mean they are going to change. a lot of times they are not going to go by a cd because you took your stuff off spotify. charlie: they also may not have a chance of getting a record made. >> i was immediately recording stuff off the radio. it has always been in favor of the audience to make it easier for them. it is not going to get any easier than the artist. the audience is going to find easier and easier ways. you can't stop that. >> accessibility is a keyword. diplo: we have always wrote that way. school expand the one thing i am bummed about is all the major --els -- school expand skrillex: the one thing i am bummed that is all the major labels. cloud -- wen sound are some of the biggest people on sound cloud with the most followers. that is a huge asset to our overall business. there are kids that only go to sound cloud. and eliminates a big asset is cutting off your music to an audience. is definitely a lot of controversy. the way they wanted to be heard. charlie bank are you hap

people go to spotify and sub -- subscribe, that is how they get their music t is a group of people f may have an access to getting their music heard. >> the technology never benefitted the artist but the audience. >> rose: as true today. >> yeah, when i first had a cassette tape i was recording stuff illegally off the radio. it has always been in the favor of the audience to make it easier for them t is to the going to get easier for the artist. the more you fight t the more you waste your time because audiences will find an easier and easier way to get the musesic. you can't stop it. >> rose: the easier you can make it for the audience to find it, the better you will be. >> that is the-- that is why we are doing it. >> rose: sensibility is the key word. >> that is why we are doing it here today. we always have road that waive, you know, if we had fought it, we would be still in our studios complaining. >> the one thing that i am kind of bummed about is recently all the major labels and we distribute through majors because we-- they all took, made it to all the full songs on-- had to

like spotify. you get a work out that will work with your schedule. if you are traveling, on the road traveling, i don't know this gym but i need a work out. my knee bothers me so i will skip that exercise and go on to the next one. what we tried to do is take a good work out experience and make it portal and customized and -- portable and customized and on demand. >> i like that it is free and created by former military members. i am trying to figure out how much time will i spend on my phone trying to click here, slide this. even your mom can use it. no matter how old you are, we focused on the user experience. very intuitive, easy to use and if you can, you know, you know, listen to music on spotify then you can get a break work out. we follow the same principals. >> i found this study that said americans spend $61 billion on weight loss items every year but they are still gaining weight. is your target audience the individual who doesn't work out? >> absolutely. our users, that is primarily the use, the people that haven't been able to find it in

spotify will ask permission to access photographs and photos, using that data to target ad the. the company originally promised and a fee experience for the monthly fee. spotify insists users will be able to opt out. >> two canadian law firms filed a class action lawsuit against ashley madison. we have more. what is the reasoning behind the suit. hackers have been dumping the information on line. >> two canadian law firms filed a $578 million class action lawsuit against ashley madison for failing to protect user's private information. last month, a missouri woman also filed a class action suit, claiming she paid $19 to have her data wiped off the servers only to find out that didn't happen. the hackers who struck ash mad in july claimed the site was full of fake profiles and company charging for he racing data that wasn't truly deleted. the hackers have been dumping huge amount es data revealing high profile names of people who were on the site. >> while no laws have been broken, these were incredibly stupid choices. >> florida state attorney jeff ashton admitted using the site

dari: it is come petive market with tidal and spotify and pandora all vying to get business. dan bowens looks at why it is so hard for new streaming service to breakthrough. they are the companies a in with a your music. all the service really just want you to get music from them. this is the shortage of them. >> the jay-z backed tidal service well-established potty foy and recent launched apple moose ache few of the many brands. sthoat show the according to recent survey by music industry research company music watch. apple service is having a bit of trouble getting out of the gates and survey finding half of the trial users have given up on the service not necessarily surprising says henry casey a staff writer at the guide and laptop. >> if 48% of the users are not using apple music on a dallies about sis any here that shows how hard it is to create new habits. >> p a pell is dy putting the survey saying 2% have presidented out since the service went live in late june. >> i don't remember the last time. >> in 20014, americans streamed marley 164 billion songs so it is crear

it's not just spotify, not just pandora. you have a soft spot for amazon.avid: i love amazon prime music. >> itunes has nearly quadrupled, so four times the amount of credit cards of users on file as amazon does. when you think about it in apple's potential terms, that is it. to get back to your original point. apple critics say it's a beautiful but cluttered interface which is exactly the opposite of the steve jobs mission. david: and people don't have -- when people are shopping around for a different source, if they see something that doesn't work right as far as they're concerned. they've got plenty of options. >> battery drain, to your point, it is clunkier than spotify and the younger kids than you or i. they say you can't follow your friends, you can't share a play list which you can on spotify. there is on pandora, on tidal. if you want to talk mass numbers, apple has 800 million credit cards. david: i know, extraordinary. >> the biggest gorilla in the room. david: something like half of the people tried it decided they didn't like it? >> they decid

that's half of the people who pay to use spotify. got a problem music watch is reporting in a survey that of those 11 million people who signed up for the trial about half of them are canceling. meaning -- they're not going to pay when they have to use apple service 10 per user per month or six person family plan for 15 a month. they're fine with paying for spot if i or using free spot if model. or they're fine with pandora this is a blow for apple. not seeing much movement right now. a rare response on apple on this matter. they say only 21% opposed to 48% have opted out since the trial began june 30th. >> well -- what are they going to do i guess is the question? >> they tried to have a massive marketing campaign you're going to see dr. dre. jimmy trying to understand from their point of view that apple music is better than spotify and competitors. not sure how it it is beginning to work but apple said this many times before, they have a way of coming into a market and making it better. making something that maybe consumers were if

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if he accounts for 5% of total revenue at spotify, spotify is not obligated to pay him exactly that.complaint. >> it looks like a racket. and david byrne lays it out am he has the copyrights, has a label, and still couldn't get the straight story from the distributor. the rules that are in place now were in place back when radio and the things that are streaming are based on answ ancillary. we're heading in that direction, so somebody's got to protect the artist. >> in reading this piece, i thought to myself, welcome. welcome to my world as well. anybody who sells content, digital media, you really have no idea how you're getting paid and what you're getting paid. with every major platform, when they calculate the cpms, if you get asked why am i getting this? you get told that, you know, that's not for you to know. i'm probably one of the biggest free market people around. if there's any regulation to be done, it is to provide a level of transparency that are putting these and have no idea why we're getting what we're getting. >> david byrne's target seems to be not so much apple mus

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apple music versus spotify versus pandora, seems as if people say it's beautiful yet clunky interfaceught the whole purpose of apple products is make life more simple, usable. scott, if you have beats, go ahead. >> they will. that's the first thing. deirdre: we're in the trial, free zone, so that's okay? >> they will. they have to. their products need to be awesome. so on the heels of the watch which i still where, i'm not sure why, it's a good watch, whatever. they got to get these things to be awesome. and they can. and they have the money if they have to go buy some exclusivity and creating the channels are like exclusivity so on xm, there's a blend and coffee house and whatever. so they're going do that too, and at the end of the day, it's going to be awesome. deirdre: and also have 800 million credit card numbers, right? which is four time the amount that amazon has on prime. >> and know, this is probably raising the flag. they haven't had issues with hackers. maybe they they should talk to visa and ashley madison how to protect your servers. but the interesting thing about the m

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spotify will need daniel x. it won't work without him.mily: i wonder, does this structure make it more likely for this acquisition to happen? could daniel x come in, or jack dorsey for example? om: if you look five years back, this will be a prototype architecture for a large technology company exiting -- they bring out how to expand opportunities for it. i have said time and time again, google is still a one trick on me. they are trying to find the next horses. they cannot buy talent like facebook bought oculus and retain it. that is the problem. in this case, they can buy talent, let them be, and let them go. emily: brad, if you are mark zuckerberg or jeff bezos, what are you thinking right now? brad: i will take a counterintuitive approach to the answer. maybe they are excited about this. larry is elevating himself above the core business, bringing potentially other companies into the alphabet umbrella, and arguably taking their eye off the ball that is the profit business and its ancillary businesses. we haven't said anything about th

white house joined spotify and released two play lists hand pick by the the president himself.there a daytime play list that includes ain't to proud to big, give me shelter and shake it out by florence and the machine. then evening list features how can you mend a broken heart by al green, super power by beyonce and feeling good. you can check out the full presidential play list on spotify. >>> his play list has a local feel with songs from billy holiday and hoe cut connie and john legend, from penn. >>> that will do it for "eyewitness news" at 5:00. now at 6:00, a mix of chemicals, we are live on the scene from a crash involving a experimental plane that cause aid fuel spill. >>> living in the security zone, residents live in the high security area for papal visit are left wondering what will they do with their cars. >>> and, that is just one concern, they have tonight, katie? >>> and what a fantastic friday it is, we can only hope weather thinks nice when pope francis does come in september but it is going to heat up, it is still august, not september yet and we will talk abo

the company spotify is seen as its fiercest rival. that's 75 million users every month, 25 million patent scrubbers, and was diluted 8.5 billion -- was reason the value at 8.5 billion. we are going to look a little bit more at france and we will look at a row between pig farmers and major slaughterhouses. take market that had been shutdown reopened this tuesday -- uptake market that had been shutdown reopened this tuesday. the conflict remains with kick farmers complaining that they are not able to make ends meet. reporter: back in business. the pork market reopened its doors on tuesday, but pork farmers are still disappointed. the average price for kilo was less than that suggested by farmers and the government. thursday, the on price will go lower still and it will keep sinking and that will be the end of us. they won't have to put up with our pigs much longer. reporter: producers to sell 60,000 to 70,000 pigs to slaughterhouses each week. beef, dairy, and pork farmers have been protesting low prices. >> it is very important that we

. >> reporter: the new sound was a record breaker, according to spotify, "drag me down", was streamed more than 4.75 million times on the day of its release. the song is part of a new album expected later this fall. >> there's different tracks on there, one that reminds me of toy story. but it's like a modern version of the "you've got a friend in me", song which i love. >> reporter: it will be the first album since zayn malik left over four months ago. his departure left many of one-d fans wondering if they would stay together or split up. >> i think when any team loses a member the team bond a little stronger. we've got and little stronger, as long as he's happy doing what he's doing, we're happy too. >> reporter: and louie will soon be a dad. >> i want to congratulate you on your upcoming fatherhood. >> thank you.

. >>> spotify is facing criticism over its new privacy policy.he streaming service can now track your location, collect your pictures, even look through your contacts. it can also view your facebook posts and share information that it collects with advertisers. the server has 75 million subscribers and says it will use the data to tailor each person's music. the only way to avoid spotify's privacy policy is to actually delete the app. >> well, the united states postal service is honoring the coast guard with a brand new stamp. that forever starch was dedicated today at the coast guard training center in cape may. the stamp shows the cutter called eagle and a dolphin helicopter which is the standard rescue aircraft of the coast guard. the postal service is releasing it to recognize the coast guard's 225 and anniversary. during an average day the guard sales it helps more than 300 people across the country. >> time now to get another check of accuweather. >> all right, for that we go to meteorologist cecily tynan with a check of the weekend. a lot

. >>> people who stream music on spotify could see limitations. according to the digital music news, nonpaying listeners will be limited to a few stocks on an ail um instead of the whole thing and they may have to wait longer for pan album. the changes could take -- longer for an album. the changes could take place next year. >>> thanks for joining us. see you back here on the 4. - welcome to awesome planet, i'm philippe cousteau. now when you step outside into nature, you're often confronted by magnificent colors, but many of them are expected. grass is green and water is blue. but this week, we're gonna take you around the world to explore some incredible and unexpected colors. on this episode, bubbling hot springs produce a rainbow of colors and in hawaii there are red, black, and even green beaches. oh my goodness. join me, philippe cousteau, as we explore the dazzling array of colors that exist in our world.

well, the white house has released president obama's summer soundtrack on spotify. >> the president apparently having some hot fun in the summertime with sly and the family stone. he also likes justin timberlake and al green. you can hear a little bit in the background. you can check out a full list on our website, nbcnewyork.com. maybe it will give you some ideas. >> the timberlake surprised me. pretty cool. tonight starting at 5:00, what you can do if there's an incorrect charge on your credit report. >> and we'll show you how new yorkers are keeping cool in this first official heat wave since 2013. >> it is hot outside. for breaking news any time, go to nbcnewyork.com. > hey, everybody. you know we have iphones, right, everybody? happy monday. welcome to new york live. we hope you had a wonderful weekend. sarah is off today so filling in is our own lilliana. welcome. >> thank you, happy to be here. >> we have a terrific meow. coming up, if you're a fan ofh veggieyburgers, and they're bringing them in now, i am definitely a huge fan of the veggie burger. we'll show you two very popular aces

popular music streaming service like spotify has more than 20 million paying subscribers. >>> there are things to do around the bay area this weekend. here is mike mibach with a look. >> reporter: back to school will be here as you know it as august is in full swing. this is your weekend watch. right out of the gate we turn up the music. outside lands music festival returns to golden gate park. expect tens of thousands of people taking in dozens of great bands. the event is sold out. also in the city how about some improve? the longest running improvised schooling theater kicks off its improv. tickets are $17 for general admission. and south bay jazz fest. downtown san jose. 13 stages. jazz, latin, blues. tickets start at $20. i can't say i have ever camped out at a zoo before but if you want to, this weekend you can. the oakland zoo is hosting its family sun down city fairy. this includes dinner, guided tours, story telling and much more. grab your tent and sleeping bag. $75 for zoo members. $85 for those that are not. the 16th annual laurel street fair. the american iron car show is i

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proud to beg" one of the 40 songs on president obama's summer play list which he posted today on spotify. the folks in the newsroom wanted me to say "wang dang doodle" by howlin wolf, and "boozophilia" by low cut connie. jena bush hager just gave birth to her second child and named her poppy, the nickname of her great-grandfather, george h.w. bush. when the former president found out, hager says he got very emotional. coming up next, the garden of stephen, for steve hartman, it's absolute paradise. bring us your aching and sleep deprived. bring us those who want to feel well rested. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again with aleve pm. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick with them. humana medicare advantage. the plan people stick with. congratulations. you're down with crestor. yes! when diet and exercise aren't enough, adding crestor lowers bad cholesterol up to 55%. crestor i

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the white house have released his summer soundtrack on spotify. there's a daytime play and evening play. sophisticated. the president feeling good. said he listens to cold play, justin timberlake and al green. here are -- it's very cool. top five songs. temptations, ain't too proud to beg. the eisley brothers live it up. memories live and high tech, tombstone blues by bob dylan. bob marley, so much trouble in the world. that's the daytime list. here's the evening list. my favorite things by john coal train, beyonce's super power. moon dance by van morrison. is your love big enough. and then one of my favorite songs, al green, how can you mend a broken heart. >> my gosh. >> he's got an interesting mix. >> i feel bad. i have aerosmith, dude looks like a lady. >> eminem. >> coming up on 5:00 a.m. if you're about to head out the door, take us with you. >> keep watching "today in new york" by downloading the app on your mobile device. our next hour starts right now. >>> right now, it is the search for a man who broke into a staten island home and terro

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