as part of the arrangement, sony agreed to strip the spotify arrangements to spotify paying customers two weeks, which allows spotify, which has never had a profit, to cut down the largest expense, royalty payments to the music industry. so this basically complete the package for spotify to eventually go public and list on the stock exchange. we look forward to it. thank you very much forward to it. thank you very much for that. the head of us bankjp morgan — one of the city of london's biggest employers — has told the bbc that brexit could easily mean thousands of his employees lose theirjobs in london. jamie dimon said there was no question that europe has more cards at the negotiating table. his words come as the new french government makes a pitch for bankers to relocate to paris after the uk leaves the eu, as our business editor simonjack reports. wish you were here — the pm of france rolled out his own red, white and blue carpet to the uk's finance industry. you have a message for london? a message for london? come to paris. here in the financial district there is a smell of blo

compare that is spotify that has 140 million. -- compare that to spotify that has 140 million.ot of people love the content soundcloud brings. -- never been able to monetize it or charge for subscriptions. they haven't gotten off the ground enough to make money. it now seems like another area they are trying to push into keep themselves approach -- a float. spotify wasn't going to take one billion euros that they wanted and say, it looks like private equity is the way out. the deal is not done yet. it could all still unravel. emily: thanks, caroline, for the twists and turns. coming up, apple complies requests, using -- removing vpns from china. we will discuss that. plus, here it is. the brand-new tesla model three. the big question is, will this be just another electric car, or a car that will change the future of all cars? ♪ ♪ in thea big takeover cable tv business. discovery communications agreed network, thes parent of the food network. the deal is valued at over $14 billion. this could help discovery cut costs come again negotiating leverage and expand internationally. to

spotify is another one.ch an appetite for tech shares and yet you have these companies that were unicorns that were supposed to be the next big thing and they are having doubts. the best companies are not having down rounds. spotify is a music service. subscriber base which is very sticky and it's going fast. the key thing for a public company is its relationship with the record labels which is evolving nicely. i believe spotify will be a public company over the next 6-12 months for sure. vonnie: what about the likes of lyft with more and more scandal surrounding uber. is this an attempt to oust uber? >> typically, we invest in the leader in a category. the technology about the internet is about a disproportionate leader and obviously uber is the leader in that sector. lyft is a good brand and that's why we got involved. it's in the business of accelerating. they want to support companies that have values and doing things the right way. you are seeing that play out in the marketplace. the market share of lyf

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swedish music streaming company spotify is one step closer to securing a u.s. stock market listing the world's most popular music streaming company is set to sign onto a new licensing agreement with warner music now it's got to have a royalty deal in place before scooping up a spot on the exchange the streaming firm which was recently valued at thirteen billion dollars is pushing for a fifty fifty revenue split of warner wants two percent more spotify basic access is free but with advertising interruptions meanwhile paying subscribers are saved from the pain of the war of the streamers is a major battle here in the united states ventures by apple and amazon are protected by money coming from their other platforms to use in the growth of their streaming projects a deal on warner and spotify is expected by september. and it's a switch from sub prime sub prime mortgage loans plaguing the u.s. housing market ten years ago this time around it's lenders handing out risky auto loans to borrowers with bad credit who have not had proper job histories checked or even pro

i love it, i sing like spotify and apple music. i love it, ising it like spotify and apple music.y relaxed. 4.6 billion times. are you one of those people? no! it has become a break—out song for starc luis fonsi giving him a global hit nearly 20 years into his career. luis fonsi giving him a global hit nearly 20 years into his careerlj still nearly 20 years into his career.” still do not go to bed saying i had the biggest on the world, i wasjust lucky to have that song at the correct time and just break it open. 0riginally correct time and just break it open. originally released injanuary, despacito really court 0ne when pop starjustin bieber heard it in a nightclub and asked to record a new verse. nightclub and asked to record a new verse. the head of universal records says the success of the song shows how streaming is changing music. streaming is and will continue to open up music from latin american artists globally. it is also injecting new life into the music industry, revenues going up after a 15 year downturn. so in latin america and elsewhere artists will be hoping to rec

daddy yankee become the the first latino streaming audience on spotify bumping ed sheeran thanks to his song of the summer "desposito" but first night line five. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer today and get up to $4,500 in allowances. ♪ >>> good evening and we begin here tonight with new revelations in the horrifying case of tim piatza the student who died after an alleged hazing ritual at a penn state fraternity house. today in house stunning text messages that were sent one another as he lay dieing. >> it was a dramatic day in the courtroom as 16 former penn state fraternity members appeared in hearing relating to 19-year-old friend piazza of damaging round of text messages. >> there were text after text all of which demonstrating callus disregard for one human being and a senseless need to try to preserve their own situations. >> these messages which could prove key to the case were allegedly exchanged between brothers of the defunct chapter of beta beta pi. t

i don't know if spotify can pull it off.comes to market, and it was said today they are starting to look at underwriters, they will probably do something that gives them an advantage or incentive to list. we are seeing uber and other countries like that. otherwise, they will raise money on private markets. i think control is going to be a big thing. preservation of their status, liquidity options, preference rights, but also how much information rights they might have to yield, how much they might have to disclose, then post-listing. if they can stay within regulatory rules, whether they have to be as transparent. maybe they do a few tweets and share social media without having to digest hundreds of pages of disclosures. caroline: james, how hard is that make your job? you had to sift through snap ahead of its listing. you are the man who came out with a buy rating on it before anyone else was out the gate, but what do you see when you look at the roles of the game changing and how hard does it make it to value these compani

spotify will restrict access to its albums on the premium service for two weeks.oyalty payments other compa ny‘s largest expense. the company, which is yet to turn a profit, is said to be laying the groundwork for an initial public offering. here is another twist in the battle for toshiba's business. a temporary us court order has been granted to give access to toshiba's databases and chip samples. toshiba had earlier threatened to stop a company from having access, because it wants to block the sale of its chip business toa block the sale of its chip business to a japanese government linked consortium. staying in japan, to a japanese government linked consortium. staying injapan, takata is reporting 3 billion more airbags in the united states. around 46 million have already been recalled, the largest in history. the defective product is linked to 17 deaths and more than 180 injuries worldwide. takata filed for ba n kru ptcy worldwide. takata filed for bankruptcy protection last month. china is set to become the world's biggest aviation market over the next few de

i don't know if spotify will put it off.ox will try to do something that gives them and it antigen or an incentive to list. -- gives them an advantage or an incentive to list. we are seeing uber and other companies. otherwise, they will raise money on private markets. i think control is going to be a big thing. preservation of status, options, preference rights. how much they might have to yield and disclosed in the listing, if they can stay within regulator rules whether they have to be as transparent, they may share social media without having to go through pages of disclosures. caroline: how hard does that make your job? you have to go through snap's listing. what do you see when you're looking at the rules of the game changing? >> if i was in a private company, i would not what to go public. it's not easy. at the end of the day, i don't have to analyze companies that are private. i just need anecdotes and information flow in order to assess the public companies. that comes from relationships and so forth. it doesn't real

i don't know if spotify can pull it off.market, they are starting to look at underwriters, they will probably do something that gives them an incentive to list. we are seeing over and other companies, otherwise they will raise money on private markets. i think control is going to be a big thing. liquidity options, preference rights. but also how much information rights they might have to yield, how much they might have to disclose, pre-listing and post listing. there are other regulatory rules, whether they have to be as transparent. maybe they do a few tweaks and shared social media without having to digest hundreds of pages of disclosures. caroline: how hard is that make your job? you had to sift through snap before it's rating. what do you see when you look at the roles of the game changing and how hard does it make it to value these companies? a private company, i would not want to go public. it is not easy, but at the end of the day, i don't have to analyze companies that are private. anecdotes and information flow in o

i don't think hi wae wants to b acquired why i asked the question about spotify. i suspect they're going to go somewhere down the media spectrum he's going to continue to do -- i mean, listen, they have 100 million sub in video and spotify with 55 million. want to better compete with apple, better compete with amazon, start going who zontically i think. >> when you get to full growth potential, what's a appropriate multiple among the story make the assumption, look forward, say, in 2020, let's say you're looking at possibly $10 in earnings. let's say it ramps to $10. 2020, 2021 throw a multiple on it and do the math reverse engineer, say, can they grow into their earnings >> amazon never did. it's a $450 billion company. i mean, my point is, this thing could continue to go as long as we have a bull market. you know, i mean, right? >>> coming up, earnings season in full swing. the chart master's three stocks reporting this week that could be big winners for your portfol portfolio. >>> plus, wall street bulls are running toward apple as it gears up to launch the iph

daddy yankee become the the first latino streaming audience on spotify bumping ed sheeran thanks to his the summer "desposito" but first night line five. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of you contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ >>> good evening and we begin here tonight with new revelations in the horrifying case of tim piatza the student who died after an alleged hazing ritual at a penn state fraternity house. today in house stunning text messages that were sent one another as he lay dieing. >> it

. >> rose: you've got spotify. yes. >> rose: google. yes. >> rose: heightened awareness now. what's going to happen? >> the record industry is in a funny spot because netflix doesn't have a free tier as an enemy. all these services you mention have free music out there in a very elegant way. so it's the label's responsibility to do something about that to help the streaming services scale. now, on the other hand, you have the artists that are starting to believe that there is no money in the recording music business. so they go on the road and use the music to promote themselves. then you have the billboard chart where a stream on youtube free is the same weight as a stream on spotify pay and apple pay. that's fake news, as far as i'm concerned. the label is going to fix all those things. they've got to join in to fix these things. >> rose: can you do that wooed colluding? >> they don't need to collude. they have separate licenses. they control the music. yeah, youtube hides behind the digital and all this stuff and say they can't take it down. they don't want to take it down

in music you have spotify with music streaming services.to provide what the public wants, which is insta nt what the public wants, which is instant access to entertainment. why is the discussion not about who should bear the cost of the infrastructure, rather than at the point where the consumer gets the experience, whether that should be neutral? the reality, and this is a painful reality for the streaming services, they are on very tight margins. especially if you are an entertainment —based streaming business. most of your revenue goes on providing the entertainment, getting licences, paying for the content. i mentioned netflix, they have 6 billion... is 6 billion content expenditure this year, only 20% of that is going on original content, the rest is to place the content, the rest is to place the co nte nt to content, the rest is to place the content to serve the expectations of the general public, and that is for very low competitive pricing compared to traditional pay—tv. very low competitive pricing compared to traditional pay-tv. w

the odd people being poached by amazon, spotify... the odd thing about this todayis spotify...have bucked the trend and the talent cost is going down. we could have done this without naming individuals. the danger is it will make it harder for us to get talent, to make the best programmes and to reduce our costs. we will absolutely look at this to get the best bbc. why haven't licence fee payers got the right to know that chris evans makes that kind of money? why don't they had the right to know?m makes that kind of money? why don't they had the right to know? it makes it harder for us to do ourjob and get the best programmes to them. would they rather have transparency or have us make the best programmes possible? thank you for your time. the duke and duchess of cambridge have arrived in berlin, along with their children prince george and princess charlotte. it marks the start of the second leg of their trip to europe. as part of the visit, they visited brandenberg gate and the holocaust memorial. they've also met the german chancellor, angela merkel. 0ur royal correspondent,

the one i am keeping my eye on the most is spotify.ew forecast says electric cars will outsell fuel powered vehicles by 2040. according to bloomberg, battery prices will plunge. the auto industry will be turned upside down. about economic turmoil for oil exporting companies. how tech firms are planning to combat sexual harassment. we are live streaming on twitter. check us out at bloomberg tech tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ caroline: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg technology." the composition and digital speaker assistance is getting more intense. alibaba has unveiled an echo-like device. hello chinese internet giant tencent and samsung have developed their own ai powered speakers. on thee with mark gurman. growing artificial intelligence landscape for your home. trial, for the first 1000 orders, i'm curious to see how high the price goes, or even if it will be one of 1000 people rushing to buy it. i'm sure there will be given how big alibaba's spread is across asia. this year, 2017, has become the year of the digital speaker. >>

and number one on spotify. by ed sheeran. >> was he the first latin ed sheeran was. >> no. >> and previously number one. >> ever. >> and ed sheeran has the nuer now number one. and first latin artist to be number one. cowrote this song which is big song now. he is big artist had over 4 44735,586 monthly listeners. huge. huge thing for him. and obviously made a quote to associated press talking about and not only from career but industry in general. and talks about the music death tall revolution and same boat with no labels or stereotypes. >> we're getting closer to possibility of dwayne the rock johnson being president johnson. and this is becoming real things. anybody can do this. according to federal election committee records an official committee is created support of gain the rock johnson for president in 2020. this is actually mr. johnson and i speaking about the presidential bid back in miami a couple months ago. actual organization created on fes is called run the rock 2020 and filed by west virginia w

the one i am keeping my eye on the most is spotify.ine: a new forecast says electric cars will outsell fuel powered vehicles by 2040. that is faster than previously estimated. according to bloomberg, battery plunge, turning the global auto industry upside down. this will also bring about economic turmoil for oil exporting companies. coming up, how more tech employees are speaking out against sexual harassment. high-tech firms and startups are planning to combat this issue. and we are also live streaming on our website and twitter. check us out at bloomberg tech tv. this is bloomberg. ♪ so we need tablets installed... with the menu app ready to roll. in 12 weeks. yeah. ♪ ♪ the world of fast food is being changed by faster networks. ♪ ♪ data, applications, customer experience. ♪ ♪ which is why comcast business delivers consistent network performance and speed across all your locations. fast connections everywhere. that's how you outmaneuver. so new touch screens... and biometrics. in 574 branches. all done by... yesterday. ♪ ♪ banks aren

spotify has reached a new deal with sony.he deal was seen as critical before launching a public offering of shares. spotify'sd to trim royalty payments. british chain has been boosted by the sunny weather. sales of over 5%. he says the u.k. will do with her without a trade deal. a u.s. online retailer is trying to win business by using the magic number three. therand less hopes to rival supermarkets. delivery is nine dollars. the yearly membership is three dollars a month. a comparison found many of the 115 initial products they are offering are more expensive than those available at rival target. i am not sure it is going to work for peanut butter. >> you need to check out the competitors first to see what prices they are offering competitors things that. time to bring you our press review. a browse through the international papers. let's start with donald junior, paying the price for dirt digging. lawyer, and inn email, it sounds like the start of a joke, but it is no laughing matter. the beginning of trouble for trump. the

you have other companies like spotify, pandora, and tidal. we don't mind lots of competition. be the most important part is consumers are embracing the idea of paid streaming. if that is done in a high enough volume, the decline of the sales models is not going to be the problem people thought it was because there is going to be growth opportunities with eight streaming models. >> before paid streaming models took off the way they have, and we witnessed the decline of physical music sales, live events stepped up and artists were getting more money from those. is that something we still see happening? what is the share of their incomes that comes from that side of the business at the moment? >> very much so. for an artist, the live performance revenue is a significant part of the equation. unfortunately for many songwriters, they do not perform live so that is not an income source for them. i'm very happy to see the growth and streaming, in particular the paid streaming model because there is a huge difference between services like youtube and the spotify free service in terms

my church was streamed on spotify 2.5 million times in just over a month. >> at what point did you knowomeone had a label that passed on me twice as an artist. they were freaking out when they saw the spike with this song. >> with the whole town suddenly chasing her, morris signed with columbia nashville records. maren launched her label debut album and it went to number one on the billboard country chart and crossed over to reach number five on the all genre billboard 200 list. "rolling stone" called it ♪ at the grammy awards in february, morris was nominated four times and won best country solo performance for "my church." she then stepped from her acceptance speech to perform alongside alicia keyes, one of her heroes. ♪ >> how did it feel to be on the stage singing with alicia keyes? >> it felt iconic. it was oddly relaxed that day and winning my first grammy literally minutes before my performance with alicia calmed me down even more in a way i've never really experienced with live television because i usually get psyched out and stressed. >> are you able to block out the circumstan

rishaad: spotify being sued over by frankiectices valley and the four seasons owners of rights.ital over the years without ensuring copyright holders are paid appropriately. pay are saying they should $375 million for the enduring infringement. haidi: let's get back to those jobs numbers out of australia a few minutes ago, the implications for monetary policy direction with a strategist at nomura australia. always the fund data released today from australia. the headlines pretty normal. the full-time jobs number jumping by 62,000, unemployment falling by 48,000. what is all of that about given how technology is restructuring the nature of jobs growth? had three months of solid numbers, and to boot, solid full-time within that. it is difficult to square with all the other data. the economy appears to be growing at a moderate taste. the market data it looks quite good come housing data looks lower, but overall all, the economy is running at a moderate taste. there is no doubt this labor market data is pretty impressive. to whethernt to get that changes your assessment of what the

>> me pueden encontrar en las redes sociales,, itunes, spotify.chÍsima suerte con ese nuevo Álbum que viene en camino. con esto me despido. nos vemos luego. >> muchÍsimas gracias y felicitaciones por esa nueva producciÓn. ha llegado el momento dedespedir el programa de hoy. los invito a que sigan interactuando con nosotros a travÉs de las redes sociales. los espero en conexiÓn a la misma hora. ♪ arantxa: domingo 23 de julio y esas son las principales noticias. identifican al conductor del trÁiler en san antonio texas que se convirtiÓ en la tumba de nueve indocumentados que murieron por asfixia y deshidrataciÓn. 20 mÁs se debaten entre la vida y la muerte. activistas estÁn dispuestos a arriesgar su vida por hacerle un alto a la administraciÓn trump. mÉxico rompe su récord domicilio en mÁs de 20 aÑos. gran sorpresa en la copa oro, los reggae boys de jamaica a ganan por la mÍnima diferencia y eliminan a mÉxico, asÍ comenzamos. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su noticiero univisiÓn, fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout y arantxa loizaga. arantxa: a estas horas a

. >> first streaming giant spotify is being sued. failing to get appropriate licenses for thousands of songs. the lawsuit claims spotify didn't follow the proper protocol and has been streaming the songs illegally. this isn't the first time that the company has been sued. at least two other prominent lawsuits were filed against it making the same claims. >> next up, madame tussaud's is getting ripped by fans for a wax figure. you won't guess who this celebrity is. we get to show you the picture. hopefully you can try to figure it out for yourself but it's supposed to be beyonce. there it is. however many people think it looks like a hybrid of mariah carey britney spears kate hudson. madame tussaud's announced the figure was being moved to its new york location. many claim the image has been white washed. madame tussaud's says it was a matter of the lighting in the picture. >> next up have archaeologists found king tut's wife? they think so s the burial discovery was made in valley of the kings and it could help unravel the final fate

it is working really well for video services, netflix, spotify. and hulu, those are subscription services for video. in the music world, you have services like spotify and apple music. even dating apps like tindr. for journalism, it is a great model. people can pay once, read whatever they want. it is a frictionless, great way to pay and read what you want. the problem right now is that while there are all these subscriptions, there are are many suspensions for news, and off ine all sideloa separate subscriptions. what we want to do is bring that into one subscription. >> this has been described as a netflix for reading. trip: yes, you can pay one feet fee and have a subscription list experience. you have to buy individually over here or subscribe to the present magazines. we bring all that together into one experience. people want to pay for each individually, but they will pay for the package. if they are paying for the bundle, then you can potentially get a lot of people subscribing to this bundle. that is a lot of revenue to be returned back t

it's working really well for video services, netflix and spotify,hulu. you have spotify and apple music. even dating apps like tinder. for journalism it's a great model. people pay once read what they want. it's a frictionless just great way to pay to read what you want. the problem right now though is that while there are all these subscriptions, there are many subscriptions for news and they are off on a separate subscription. what we want to do is bring all those together into one subscription. >> like a news stand. your service has been kind of described sort of a netflix for reading, do you like that description. >> it works. it's a simple idea you pay one fee and have great experiences with great recommendations to read what you want. right now there's the experience you have to buy books individually over here you have to subscribe to individual newspapers and magazines over here. in our case we just bring all that together in one experience. there's people want to pay for each of these individually for the package. if they're paying the bundle yo

. >> our producer why is christie if you go on spotify there are a lot of donald trump. that is the joy ville version. >> are they all pretty much in the same inspirational. >> i think that is some good hair die. is grecian and formula and hair dier the same thing. >> trump its where it began. i feel like i'm trucking right now . i'm in. donald trump makes america great again. >> nice. is he an elvis impersonator? he has the look. he has ryan stones on his jacket q. i'm glad you caught that. >> he's like great value elvis. >> next up, the indy rock band. this is their version of a song called -- this looks like the lum nears here. >> this doesn't look trump people. but let's play it. i protect racist but my heritage makes me proud. >> what about the rules. do you have to say i'm the not racist? >> you kind of codified it right there. >> it's the reverse of the red neck comedies. >> that's right. >> jeff fox worthy who made a whole career out of that. >> it's going against all of my pledge gists. you wich in pre judging them. >> is that racism in. >> no. i assume that the

understanding of the interested players, that includes apple, google, at&t, verizon, t mobile, snap chat and spotify. that partner will help determine the final business model. presumably, a free version with ads and a premium version for subscription fee. this would sound impossible come coming from anyone else, but his four decade track recog his dec run in walt disney studios and his role as ceo of dream works, means his vision has a real shot. for "nightly business report", i'm jewelulia boorstin in los angeles. >> there's a big reason why they want to make changes. xabl tv is expected to lose more than a million subscribers in the latest quarter. if true, it would be the first quarter in which paid tv net losses exceeded the one million mark. the second quarter is weak, but the industry is also facing new competition from streaming services like netflix, hulu and youtube. >>> let's talk more about state of television and where it may be headed. thomas eagen covers the industry for the advisory group. welcome. let's start with this poss a merger between discovery and scrips. we heard earlier, th

. >> spotify is being sued.ndent music publishers accuse the service of failing to get appropriate licenses. the lawsuit claims it didn't follow the proper protocol and has been streaming songs illegally. this isn't the first time that the company has been sued. at least two other prominent lawsuits were filed against it making the same claims. >> next hup madame tussaud's getting ripped by fans for this wax figure. any idea who this celebrity is supposed to be? it's supposed to be beyonce. however many people think it actually looks more like a hybrid of mariah carey, britney spears, kate hudson. madame tussaud's announced the figure was being moved to its new york location. that the when the fans went in on the likeness. many claiming the image has been white washed. madame tussaud's says it was a matter of the lightning in this picture. >> have archaeologists found the burial discovery was made in egypt's valley of the kings and it could help unravel the final fate of the boy king's queen. she was married to

. >> you've invest in the uber, spotify, air b and b, skype -- >> are you investing in anything fun now, i invested in a company called cowler. basically fit bit for cows. see, that's how i

. >> you've invest in the uber, spotify, air b and b, skype -- >> are you investing in anything fun now? >> yes, i invested in a company called cowler. basically fit bit for cows. see, that's how i knew it was good. >> i don't know how much people will be buying that stock today. talking about his start up investment with stephen colbert last night. >> got to get in earl. >> i yes. >> apple? >> apple, that was the apple. i remember one of our photographers years ago, do you think we should buy apple? i'm like i don't think so. stupid. stupid me. >> the iphone was coming out, wasn't it? >> exactly, exactly. >> yes, oh, well. >> well, we will be here for years, yes. >> yes, wisdom is hindsight, right? >> yes. >> how is the weather looking, katie? >> not looking awesome, i have to tell you guys, really steamy out here yet again today. one more day of stormy weather to deal with. at the moment, i'm not in need of my cbs- cbs-3 up bream brilla over the next hour i probably will be. i feel like i just felt one loan drain drop. heavy batch of rain and thunderstorms currently rumbling across pa

and also websites like this one, spotify, with a banner here at the very top and a link to find out more. google, facebook, netflix, and amazon also taking part in this protest today. net neutrality means a free and open internet. many companies want to keep it this way. they're worried the new rules could mean slower internet speeds and services. >> thank you. >>> san jose neighbors are upset about a controversial housing project right near a popular park. the plan would involve building temporary housing for some of the city's 4,000 homeless people near thousand oaks park. here's kate larson. >> the city shouldn't be doing this. >> hundreds of frustrated neighbors overflowing out of a meeting with the housing department about turning this plot of land across the street from thousand oaks park into housing for the homeless. >> when you build them, more of them will be coming. >> director of housing jackie morales says the city is considering building 20 to 25 tiny homes as well as bathroom and kitsching structures for the homeless early next year. all ten districts must propose a new si

across different platforms like spotify in you too. that's including a remix which features justin biebe. whose own songs sorry had previously held that record at with about four point four billion streams. i have it wasn't it that it's like a lot of our old certainly is quite impressive record see it is it certainly it's a bit like for al's happy. about going to miller's well one of those once in a state i had it yeah really does the ear while alive and well the guy. i think marriage indeed to have 07/20/17 07/20/17 [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from pacifica, this is democracy now! pres. trump: every time voter fraud occurs, it counts as out the vote of a lawful citizen and undermines democracy. can't let that happen. any form of illegal or fraudulent voting, whether by noncitizens or the deceased, any form of voter suppression or intimidation, must be stopped. amy: as the presidential advisory

the music streaming service spotify has signed a big deal with japanese music giant sony.en as crucial to the swedish firm's plans to sell its shares on the stock exchange. monica miller is in singapore — what have they agreed? these swedish music streaming services on its way to becoming going public. it covers beyonce and adele and has agreed to reduce royalty payments if sport of phi restricts new albums to two weeks. it is on the back of a deal which represents more than 20,000 independent labels. the online service has yet to turn a profit but that will allow them to cut down on its biggest expense, royalty payments to the music industry. it is in payments to the music industry. it isina payments to the music industry. it is in a much bigger position financially to leave the groundwork for a deal by the end of the year. it was recently valued at $13 billion. thank you. a mixed picture for asian shares on wednesday. tokyo's nikkei closed lower — japanese exporters took a hit as the dollar weakened against the yen. a relatively stronger yen makes their products more exp

in just six months it's been played four point six billion times on streaming services like spotify you choose. an apple music. i love it i think every day. i wouldn't want us like. this no market position violence tonight as well because to basically relax four point six billion time. are you one of those four point six billion people yeah. a brick on some whether we can start louise fonzie. giving him a global hexed nearly twenty years into his career i still don't go to bed. and half of the day you sign in or out i was just lucky to have the song in the correct time to kind of just. you don't really really break it open. originally released in january despots edu really caught on when pop star justin bieber heard it in a night club. when asked to record a new verse the head of universal records says the success of the song shows how streaming is changing music. streaming is and will continue to open up. music from latin american artists globally. annnnd it's also injected new life into the music and. revenues are going up. after fifteen years on turn. so a lot mereka until swag artis

injust six months, it's been played 4.6 billion times on streaming services like spotify, youtube and as much as i can. it is not my cup of tea. i wouldn't say it'swhat i've been listening to but it is very relaxed. 4.6 billion times. oh, wow. are you one of those 4.6 billion people? yes. no. it's become a break—out song for puerto rican star, luis fonsi, giving him a global nearly 20 years into his career. i still do not go to bed saying, hey, hey, hey i have the biggest song in the world. i was just lucky to have this song in the correct time and it kind ofjust really break open. originally released injanuary, despisito really caught on when pop starjustin bieber heard it at a nightclub and asked to record a new verse. the head of universal records says the success of the song shows how streaming is changing music. streaming is and will continue to open up music from latin american artists globally. it has also injected new life into the music industry. revenues are going up after a 15—year downturn. so in latin america, and elsewhere, artists will get hoping to recreate the despaci

and spotify all things that are used a lot and i'm sure as a corporation they don't want to have to pay extra just so that they are customers can get equal service but the sites plan are planning to what they're going to do is show messages on their home page speaking out against the absolute plan and there was a protest here in d c. r t caught up with gloria tristan inas the former f.c.c. commissioner roger bill clinton and she talked about why the internet and net neutrality is so important take a listen. the internet has become integral to everything we do and whether it's to communicate with our congressmen or city government whether it's to get government benefits whether it's to organize you can knock out the that's become the modern public square i mean i used to go to that and we still do that in the square yes please be sure the public square is now being. couldn't couldn't agree with the former of so you see commissioner more and up think that's where the heart of this issue really lives is that the internet should be that last bastion of freedom now that that last frontier th