ek.y: spotify ceo daniel with spotify ever sell to dashwood spotify ever -- would spot if i ever sellr streaming giant? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: we have heard about how spotify is evolving its relationship with musicians and running its business through a pandemic. in my conversation, we talked about the company's dispute with apple and that apple is charging too much to be a part of the app store. first and foremost this is an ongoing complaint in european union at this point. i can't talk much about the specifics on this but long-term we expect apple to open up. we are very encouraged about being able to finally use siri as a way of holding in voice supports and being able to build products for the apple tv and apple watch, something we have not been able to do unto recently. it is moving in the right direction but we have many steps to go before we consider this an open affair platform. emily: apple has stopped releasing numbers for apple music. do you think their growth has slowed? daniel: i can't speak to what their numbers are. my guess would be as much as your guests. we hav

popular music on spotify is promoted on playlists drives up streaming figures even further. algorithms define who makes it as an artist today. so there's a listen only to retain popular songs this is based on certain metrics. a song will move up a playlist the more it can stream. but there are other play lists with the structure is more important songs are added in a way that achieves the rights of musical aren't. companies have begun to help artists get those songs on to play this to market them like replace the network now owned by sound cloud musicians are now less dependent on music labels but even more so uncensored algorithms. this is something that pub professor marcus klein i criticize this. fortunately these days producing music is less about creating and more about calculation because i'll agree to miscalculate how many people like what and when they listen to. the it will music production is becoming much more of those numbers and less about cultivating a future for society because their shaft. 'd is pop music no longer a revolutionary force well despite the criti

benefits to spotify. and mit have been with folk pop. for 11 years their albums feature german english and arabic lyrics and have made it into german charts at 1st they didn't want them here as it can spot a. $45.00 is that spotify definitely exploits musicians and it's you had almost nothing 3 streams. it's not even enough for major artists to go by. making an album is a lot of work and costs a lot to record. so it 1st we didn't really like the idea of making your music available for free on putin's all. right. i have played over here at winning them and loyal fan base today their music is on spotify after all with success their latest single happy from the new album has only been streamed half a 1000000 times about 250000 fans listen to their tunes each month to ask what users can discover your music on spotify even if you don't belong to a record label. and if you music get streamed a lot and recommended to other people then you might feature your playlist that's what swayed their opinion some of them and welcome. their current music

almost $300000000.00 people stream music via spotify each month that gives the market leader a detailed picture of use this listening habits today music lovers can also enjoy streaming music videos and concerts in their homes and on their mobile devices and these services are rapidly growing in popularity computer game developers are giving a platform to as well in spring you asked rep a travesty showcase the brand new trek live in for a hugely popular multiplayer game. that's the big moment good news and hip hop fans have been waiting for you wouldn't virtual travis scott says it's a multiplayer game for us to perform live in front of more than 12000000 players just quickly ever to attend a virtual concert like this. the gaming and music industry is a crossover that attracts. to target groups and one really gives them feature cool sound tracks dance moves and virtual in game concerts because china i'm just someone with. this streaming platforms like apple music these and spotify dominate the music market today raking in huge sums of money and only a tiny fraction of that goes to the ar

spotify spins big for one of the world's most popular podcasts and a platform known for music streaming transform itself into the netflix of audio will take a look. also on the show deutsche upon shareholders are accustomed to bad news and this year is no different divisions are out things that have thanks to the pandemic . and europe's farmers are struggling to get their usual farm help these days some are now turning to machines but it's not cheap. this is your new business report i'm stephen beard's in berlin it's good have you with us $100000000.00 that's the reported value of spotify has exclusive licensing deal with one of the world's most popular podcasts the joe rogan experience is expected to bring millions of listeners to the audio platform driving ad revenue and subscriptions now it's the latest move by spotify to strengthen its podcast portfolio to purchase 3 production companies last year and paid almost $200000000.00 for sports media company the ranger earlier this year. let's go to our financial correspondent ends court in new york yes that's a massive sum of money $10000

coming up, spotify lands a big one.ow the world possibly us audio streaming giant gets a big deal that could be a big boost to the podcasting business. that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ for us to try to grow the platform we think it is essential to really, really drive the proximity to content creation much closer. and from a strategy perspective, although there will be millions of pieces of podcasts around the world, there will be those that are a daily ritual and for those that are able to invest in those properties, we think it is a much better fit rather than having it as a third-party relationship. that was the ceo of spotify talking about the importance of podcasts and this week they landed a big podcast deal, signing an exclusive deal with joe rogan, whose podcast of course has also been playing out on youtube. joining us to discuss it, lucas, how big a deal is this for spotify? the news sent shares soaring. >> symbolically it's huge. it was a little bit of a surprise to see how much the shares went up. spotify h

spotify is a software. . . they don't. have that built-in hardware. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -- apple has a big marketing arm. the rbc have the money and the resources to push for original podcasts and the tv plus program. tracy: what is the monetization strategy? >> monetization would definitely be part of that paid subscription as part of apple tv plus or apple music. at this point, it seems these types of shows would be paid for by apple in lieu of the podcast producers not slapping advertisements on top of the programs. you see spotify doing a mix of both. they pay for shows, but there are also advertisements. itle will skip advertising, is a very small segment in their overall services revenues. it is basically tied to app store search ads. also some other applications, like apple news. but we are not seeing that is very likely for the podcasting effort. tracy: you know better than anyone, anything to boost some of that services revenue that the company more and more want

. >>> breaking news on spotify.ews media just announced you can listen to my everyone talks to liz podcast on spotify beginning today. yes, fox has struck a deal finally with spotify. in addition to apple and fox news podcasts and alexa, you can find it right there on spotify. everyone talks to liz. that announcement comes as trey gowdy launches his first ever episode podcast. it is available now on spotify, apple, google and fox news podcasts.com. "the claman countdown" is coming right back. save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can get it by ordering a free sim card online. once you activate, you'll only have to pay for the data you need- saving you up to $400 a year. there are no term contracts, no activation fees, and no credit check on the first two lines. get a $50 prepaid card when you switch. it's the most reliable wireless network. and it could save you hundreds. xfinity mobile. and now for their service to the community,

i mean, i think you have a case here where we're obviously looking for content these days and spotify obviously has been showing their ability to monetize and raise free cash flow, and i think this is it this is not a game changer, but this is again, about a major personality joining up and this is something that should be bidding the stock. >> grasso, you like spotify? >> you know, when you look at the chart on it i don't like to buy charts that are straight up on this, and i would give it a couple of days for it to settle back in. once we get back to work i think those listeners will probably dissipate is not the proper word, but will decrease definitively so i think you'll get a chance to buy this a little bit lower and when you buy a stock based on talent, i think that always comes around to bite you in the butt i would wait a little bit longer i'm sure the stock would do okay because it has a mass following, but i would wait on this news specifically, give it a couple of days to breathe don't buy a stock on one name and one name only. >> isn't that sort of what's done anyway? whe

to. 600000000 views on take talk and 6000000 plays on spotify. by universal music now he's hoping to match these numbers with his new song. i used to release something every 2 or 3 weeks because it didn't really need to be perfect. when i finished a song i just wanted to get it out there 2 or 3 weeks later come out with the next thing. but now i. focus on quality and that takes a lot more time than. only a handful of other artists have achieved similar famers like learn ask x. with old town road. brown with a get up so there are. they all went viral on tick tock and became stars. i really would have liked to talk to someone at a big music label like warner or sony because surely they must be looking at tic toc to increase their digital sales no one buy c.d.'s anymore but sadly they weren't really open to discuss their strategies so instead i asked around in the german music industry association. when you play or peers on the market it's often a small startup that finds a new and exciting way of distributing music then people meet and talk about i

rogan's full library will be moving exclusively to spotify. his video podcasts will no longer be available on youtube. those are your techbytes. have a great day. >>> a bald eagle tries to take the fast lane, but not in the air. a group effort to rescue it from freeway traffic. >>> pretty much whatever you want, there is an app for that. silicon valley is working on apps to help you get safely back to work. >>> and we know a lot of people are struggle to cope with the feeling of isolation and other challenges brought on by the shelter-in-place. that's why abc7 news is hosting a town hall on mental health and coronavirus. you can watch it this afternoon at 4:00 p.m. right here on abc7. reggie aqui will be hosting that and you can also watch it on our streaming platform ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> all right. welcome back. it's about 4:52 on this thursday. you see tree pollen, wheat pollen, grass pollen. all kind of mold spores and 15, 20-minute burn time. i want to show you the drought monitor. it is going to be updated today. what i'm expecting to happen is mayb

are you going to use spotify or are you going to need to subscribe dis i have spotify's app.ue to be free on spotify. it will be on other platforms starting september 1st when it begins airing on spotify. by the end of the year, it will be exclusive to spotify, including full video versions of the show. i suspect the deal is worth more than $100 million. it feels like when howard stern moved to satellite radio. more and more i get phone calls from friends and even relatives asking me, i don't get this joe rogan podcast. it's disorganized and rambling and it just -- they don't get to the point and i don't have three hours of my day and i said well, you need to maybe smoke some weed so you're on the same waive lent. maria: the elon musk podcast certainly introduced joe rogan to a lot of people who were not following it before that. dagen: musk has been on more than once. sometimes he gets a really good guest. sometimes it's just like two bros just shooting the you know what and just rambling and it's not funny, it's not really anything. so sometimes i listen to it. sometimes no

emily: i recently interviewed the spotify ceo who is intent on capturing more listeners from radio andtisers given the multibillion-dollar opportunity. how concerned are you? >> he is really a different sector of audio. there is radio and then the music collection. it used to be your stack of cd's, and it is valuable to people, but you use met -- you use music to escape the world. you use radio for companionship. through this pandemic the music usage has gone down and radio has gone up. i don't think we operate in the same sector. i can understand why people would like to be in our sector because we have healthy margins versus the retail of music retail, which he is today where most of the value goes to the music companies because at the end of the day it is their content that spotify is selling. emily: you have canceled some of your live music events and we concertow when a live where you have got hundreds of thousands of people gathering in one place, when that will ever happen again. will it and when? what is your outlook on what has historically been such an important experience fo

passionate about music, audio, spotify should be the company you want to join.ept, outlook for bonds. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 10:29 in hong kong and shanghai, 10:29 p.m. in new york. unemployment rose in new zealand and wage growth slowed in the first quarter as the covid-19 pandemic pushed the economy toward recession. 2.4ess claims rose to percent, below forecasts. new zealand is bracing for a recession and surging unemployment is a nationwide lockdown force businesses to make workers redundant. is weighing aank german court's ruling on the purchase program and if it is in law.with eu click the bank has three months to respond. it will not stop the program immediately and it will not to combat the fallout but it raises questions over how far the ecb can push its monetary stimulus. meanwhile, the venezuelan president nicolas maduro has shown evidence he claims proves american mercenaries have tried to launch a coup. he said u.s. citizens have been and blamed washington for trying to topple him by force. he blamed the u.s. although the trump administration did n

. >> the host of "fear factor" egging people on to eat strange things has landed a deal with spotify.open him up to spotify's users on september 1st. >> rogan was quick to point out to listeners this will in no way change anything about his show. episodes will show exclusively on spotify. >>> next to summering just like jackie o. >> the six-bedroom family getaway that was a childhood home of jacqueline onassis has hit the market. >> the home built in 1895 in long island's tony east hampton is said to have an extraordinary legacy of art and glamor. >> jackie o.'s family owned the home for decades which hosted countless summer parties and polo matches. >> you want to put in on that property? >> only if we split it, i'm a little short. >> i was going to be like 70/30, i was going to take the 30. oh, i can't do that either. >>> celebrities resorting to desperate measures just to get a haircut. >> alec baldwin was forced to make do with a home haircut from his wife who he described as, quote, very beautiful but not very talented. >> it comes as mylie cyrus debuts a new pixie mullet haircut

to the upside, spotify closing up about 8.4%. that company signing an exclusive deal with joe rogan, one of the more popular podcasters, a deal that could be worth more than $100 million this year. scarlet: pretty incredible deal for mr. rogan. this incredible reversal we saw in late trading, almost three stocks down for everyone that is higher on the new york stock exchange. of the 11 industries on the s&p 500, all 11 are down. on the dow, only three gainers. the market turned pretty quickly from what was looking like an extension of yesterday's rally. reportinggoing to be this week. walmart and home depot, for the most part, showed they are getting a little bit of a boost from their status as a businesses. it is interesting to see how the shift in consumer buying patterns have been reflect in the sales. also point should out, outside of equities, we did see wti crude oil moving higher. mind, -- when we went from that may to june contract, we went to negative pricing on that contract. some of those demand and supply issues that

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they use spotify. they have introduced a new feature design for the many music lovers are sheltering at home alone during the pandemic. it allows as many as 100 people to share the control the music being played on the popular music streaming service. those taking part in the spotify party mode session can change the griz playlist in real time and add, skip or possum songs. >>> a minority owner of the warriors whose band after shoving a star, will be returning to the team after the season. there were caused by players and fans across the lake for a lifetime ban of mark stevens after he pushed larry during the finals. according to the athletic, his band is being upheld and you will be free to rejoin the team next season. >>> also today, major league baseball will present players with the plan to start the season. yesterday team owners agreed on a plan to play 78 to 82 games, that ingredient only playing nearby regions. the plants would expand to 14 teams. if this plan is it approved by the players union

one of the most popular podcasts in the whole world will soon become a spotify exclusive. joe rogen signing an incredible $100 million deal with that streaming platform. this is a very big deal and we are all over it. >>> disney springs reopens today. the first step in disney's orlando resorts opening up again. it looks and feels different. will people come? very good question. >>> president trump doubling down on his america first agenda. roll tape. >> the pandemic has shown once again the vital importance of economic independence and bringing supply chains back from china and other countries. stuart: all right. republican law makers agree on that but how is it going to happen? we've got that story next. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from anyone else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief stuart: look at the airlines, please. we've got news from the ceo of delta this morning. he was on with maria and he said no u.s. airline will go out

. >>> welcome back look at shares of spotify which have just jumped act 10% to fresh session highs after a deal with the joe rogen experience or podcast. one of the most popular podcasts in the world i think t going to be starting at the end of the year the partnership will debut september 1st but still be available on other platforms then exclusive to spotty later on you can see how the public thinks this is a big deal. >>> movie ining on to our tech i playbook, that's the industry we're looking at today it's the only one in the green for 20 to 20 up 5%. some name rs getting a big boost from the stay at home trade. whether it's people needed software to work from home, shop, exercise, go on dates or loaf on the couch, what are some of the best napes to buy right now? here to discuss is jason, an analyst at oppenheimer so jason, tech is tricky because it's done so well. where would you recommend investors be what's the tech playbook look like for the rest of the year? >> it is tricky. the market got some of these napes right early. you divide them into four buckets. you have the shift e

spotify just now announcing they bought the exclusive rights to joe rogan's podcast.ave the terms but spotify shares are trading huge volume, up almost 10% on the news. the rest of the market sort of missed as we head into the final hour of trading. i will bring in david nelson, because david, you and i, we talk about this market and what i'm fascinated about is your approach there at belpointe asset management. you are always vested in this market. when things are bad, you kind of come on, i can see it, i can feel it, but we are turning around and are on the cusp of breaking out. how are you feeling right now? >> feels a lot better. the price of momentum is great and i certainly love that. but it doesn't mean the tide will lift all boats. i have to make my bets, i have to choose the spaces i want to live in and to a large degree, i have done that. charles: so to that point, because asset allocation's a big issue. the bank of america, they do the survey with merrill lynch, the merrill lynch unit, with all these big-time money managers. what's amazing is that they are

they prefer spotify and tencent in that space. spotify is still hedging its bets on the music industry, striking a $100 million bill with joe rogen podcast with exclusive rights to the massively popular joe rogen experience the shares spiked yesterday and are continuing to climb today. they're up another 7% to hit an all-time high. >>> still ahead, some positive news out of the airlines over the past few days. united, delta, and southwest all saying there's been a slight uptick in demand es this mark a real turning point for the industry and can the stocks recover their previous highs a bull/bear debate is next and we're less than ten minutes away from the fed's april minutes. that's coming up in "power lunch. stay with us we're back in two. these days, it's anything but business as usual. that's why working together is more important than ever. at&t is committed to keeping you connected. so you can keep your patients cared for.ired. and your employees closer than ever. our network is resilient. our people are strong. our job is t

in addition to recipes and the spotify playlist, we are hoping we can get people dancing.t is a lindy hop tutorial. that's right. the photographs of the sera of the patients of ve day, and i'm sure many people will have seen them on our website and elsewhere, have plenty of people dancing. —— photographs of the celebrations of ve day. a really popular dance craze in the 40s that had come over from america, from harlem where it originated, is the lindy hop. it's a good feel social dance. we have put together a simple routine that people can learn at lunchtime today. i will interrupt you there because we can show our viewers a clip of one of your dancers doing the lindy hop and if you fancy having a go, let's have a look. music: chattanooga choo choo. anyone can go on your website and see a little bit more of that. music and dance is so important to any big celebration, but reflect for us the pa rt celebration, but reflect for us the part it played back on ve day 75 yea rs part it played back on ve day 75 years ago. it's really important for us years ago. it's really importa

there's a bottlerock playlist on spotify and january is hosting virtual happy hours on zoom. details on janua sellers facebo page. right now the bottlerock festival is rezed scheduled for october. >>> we're trying to get creative. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff raniere. we do have memorial weekend coming up with hopefully some barbecue weather, jeff. >> i think it's going to be good as we head through next monday, going to get a lot hotter. it's a very special day for a lot of peopleans and the lives were lost in history looking way, way back. so, we are going to get that hotter weather in here. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. i want to start off with storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar and after wild and whacky weather, we are starting to see things dry out. we didn't see much in the way of showers at all. doppler radar scans around, we are mostly dry right now. the location that has had activity is right over the sierra with spotty snow showers. look at these totals. kirkwood with 8 inches over the last few days. echo summit 5, blue canyon only

actor daniel ratcliffe reads the first chapter of harry potter and the sourceerer's stone thanks to spotifydavid beckham. dakota fanning, claudia kim also slated to participate. and the obamas are are going online to celebrate the class of 2020. barack and michelle obama scheduled for multiple virtual commencement celebrations. one comes up may 16th on all major networks and social media. another on youtube. that will be june 6th. the former first couple received requests from around the world to address students who have to graduate virtually. so we have advice for those new graduates and a message of inspiration or two. >>> residents in martinez raising the alarm over a growing homeless encampment near the marina. it could pose a covid-19 health risk to the public. callening on the city and police to clear out the encampment. they're following orders from health officials and not displacing anyone who lives there. >> you can not bring any friend in here. i can't bring friends to my house. you can't bring friends in here. this is your shelter in place encampment. this is here to protect yo

you can find that podcast on apple podcast, google play, and spotify. "press:here" will be back in a nu. >>> that's our show for this week, the first i've ever done remotely from my house. i do look forward to getting back into the studio where i can talk to my guests eye to eye. but that's probably not going to happen for quite some time. we'll stay out of the studio until it's safe and you remain safe as well. my thanks to my guests and thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. >>> we start here on comunidad del valle out of the mission district out of comunidad del valle the executive director and vice president and

spotify showers, dry, warmer for your friday, with 80s showing up and then saturday night we get moren in here. that storm for sunday, and monday, is going to be wetter, and could produce even higher totals in terms of rain. still a chance for tuesday. winter is not quite giving up yet. we need the rain. dan a dan. >> sandhya, thank you very much. >>> well, they tell you you don't play with knives around the house, but one family turned it into a theand we want to thank times, the extraordinary people in the healthcare community, working to care for all of us. at novartis, we promise to do our part. as always, we're doing everything we can to help keep cosentyx accessible and affordable. if you have any questions at all, call us, email us, visit us online. we're here to help support you when you need us. take care, and be well. to learn more, call one eight four four cosentyx or visit cosentyx.com >>> coming up tonight, the i-team, a coronavirus sure vooir, made a career out of saving lives and now trying to do it in another way. >> a look at the design changes already being made to m

and if 10,000 songs was not enough for your lockdown listening libraries, music streaming service spotifyt limit. you can now save an unlimited number of tracks and dance like nobody‘s watching. if you're getting square eyes in lockdown, how about upgrading to a holographic 8k display? the display, developed by looking glass, has a massive 33.2 million pixels and is designed to give the appearance of 3d without needing glasses. although a little less likely to happen to you at the moment, when you next find yourself out at sea, would you trust an algorithm to help you if you went overboard? researchers at eth zurich and mit developed the algorithm to help speed up search and rescue operations, by more accurately predicting where a floating person would drift. and finally, while some of us have been struggling to fill the free time inside, one developer built a robot companion to keep him company. engineer sharath naik created ewon using a raspberry pi powered by google assistant. ewon can detect and show emotions but can't currently follow you around the house. now, as lockdowns are start

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