and give spotify back ownership of— car and give spotify back ownership of the - car and give spotifyay from radio time. and now the big tech— away from radio time. and now the big tech companies- away from radio time. and now the big tech companies are - the big tech companies are pushing _ the big tech companies are pushing into _ the big tech companies are pushing into audio, - the big tech companies are pushing into audio, but - the big tech companies are - pushing into audio, but they're also _ pushing into audio, but they're also specifically— pushing into audio, but they're also specifically focusing - also specifically focusing another _ also specifically focusing another can _ also specifically focusing another can take - also specifically focusing another can take over. also specifically focusing i another can take over some also specifically focusing - another can take over some of the time — another can take over some of the time of— another can take over some of the time of radio. _ another can take over some of the time of radio.— the time of radio. why do soti the time

spotify wants to get - into podcasts because every time you listen to music- on spotify, they actually listen to music. if you pay for spotify i and listen to a podcast, the're actually— double—dipping on revenues so they're making money off of you because you're - a subscriber but - spotify also put ads in their podcasts, despite - you being a paying subscriber. so if you're listening to a spotify show, i they're making money off ads and you're also paying them i as a subscriber. so it is kind - of win—win for them. but it is definitely. an investment point. miranda, a bit about podcasts, they've been this incredibly egalitarian format. the kit is cheap, they're easy to use, no big marketing operation costs, and pretty much anyone can make a hit podcasts. but surely, the problem is getting them heard. how can someone in their bedroom compete with the huge marketing budgets of big companies that can promote the content all over the place? yeah, it's a very different world. over the last two or three years, it's really changed. we've just been people talking about spotify and apple and

i don't think _ follow spotify's lead? i hope so. i don't think they _ follow spotify's lead?hope so. i don't think they will, but i - follow spotify's lead? i hope so. i don't think they will, but i really l don't think they will, but i really hope so, and i hope more artists begin to request this. it willjust improve music, i think. it begin to request this. it will 'ust improve music, i think.�* begin to request this. it will 'ust improve music, i think. it may be a usp for spotify _ improve music, i think. it may be a usp for spotify and _ improve music, i think. it may be a usp for spotify and others - improve music, i think. it may be a usp for spotify and others may - usp for spotify and others may follow it. , —— follow their lead. thank you forjoining us. thousands of people have gathered in the champs elysees in paris for the first time in two years to see the avenue's famous christmas lights being switched on. last year the country was under a strict lockdown because of coronavirus but 12 months later, thousands thronged the world famous boulevard to see the festive

spotify wants to get into podcasts because every time you listen - to music on spotify, they actuallyut ads in it. so they're playing for| you to listen to music. if you pay for spotify i and listen to a podcast, they are actually double dipping on revenues so they're - making money off of you, but they also put ads - in their podcasts, if you're listening to a spotify- show, they're making money off ads and you're also paying them as a subscriber. | but it is definitely. an investment point. miranda, talking a bit about podcasts, they've been this incredibly egalitarian format. cheap, easy to use, not big marketing operation costs, and anyone can make a hit podcast. but the problem is getting them heard. how can someone in their bedroom compute with the huge marketing budget of big companies that can promote the content all over the place? over the last two or three years, it's really changed. we have just been people talking about spotify and apple and all these big players, google, what they really want to do is just take over your ears. spotify, obviously it does in terms of money

for spotify the margins on music are only going to be so good they're in the call it 60 cents on the dollar going back to music labels they have to build businesses on top of that. and i think the really good news this year, which frankly got masked in the noise this year is that they started to do that podcasting is one and the other is marketplace which is really about building a b to b business with labels and artests. i think video plays a role but podcasting and the services side of the business is where we're really seeing traction right now. >> hey, ben, john fortt, in terms of supply and demand also that it's not a demand problem where there's a fall off in demand for digital advertising, but rather the supply of inventory that you can target in a meaningful and predictable way has dropped and maybe that's why we've seen apple's search ad share in the market rise because companies are trying to find other methods. if that's what is going on, we should expect as companies adopt new tools, new methods that this should shift over the next couple quarters, right >> yeah, i mean,

i still can't wrap my head around that. >>> meanwhile spotify is testing a new feed.video feed is available from a new tab in the navigation bar called discover. spotify has confirmed the task but hasn't said if or when it will roll out to wider audiences. it comes as netflix has been testing a new item. we also have to be watching a video on our phones. scott and kira, back to you. >> we were watching bertha instead. >> good for us. >> bertha, thank you so much. it is 4:44. a major obstacle. did you hear about this? some faced this on thanksgiving day, no power. >>> plus -- >> and it is too cold for that. we're starting out with temperatures in the mid-40s in anioch this morning. we'll take a look at the weekend forecast coming up. >>> and i do want to show you a clear shot of a very open bay bridge toll plaza. no meters lights on. i do have two incidents to tell you about. updates on the brushfire in the south bay and the deadly crash in san francisco coming up. ray loves vacations. but his diabetes never seemed to take one. everything felt like a 'no'. everything.

the new record was available on spotify six years after her previous album became the fastest sellingbritish h history. adele gets what she wants. >> she does. she's an amazing, amazing artist, amazing singer i don't know how you feel about this for my music, if i'm the consumer of it and i want something shuffled because maybe i like all of the songs on a particular album, i think it should be my choice whether i should be able to shuffle them and how i want to do it. >> totally. >> versus maybe what the artist intends. >> i listen to new albums i listen to them in order but we should be able to decide how we want to listen to it. >> i feel like it's the consumer choice i'm paying for the album, the tracks, i should be able to listen to them how i want. >> absolutely. >>> still ahead on the show, the clock is ticking for congress to strike a deal to avoid -- yes, we're there again -- avoiding defaulting on the government's debt limit just how long lawmakers have to get the job done the clock is ticking, if you will >>> if you haven't done so, speaking of music and audio, follow our p

. >>> plus, spotify make something changes to the way you listen to your music. i'll tell you the reason why adele is to thank you for the new feature. >>> good monday morning. it's 4:41, and it is cold out there in fairfield. take a look at the current temperature. 37 degrees right now. we've seen a lot of these 30s in the north bay, but we go from 39 at 6:00 to 58 degrees at 11:00. we're headed for the upper 60s. we'll get a look at all the microclimates in the rest of our forecast coming up. >> we're looking at the san mateo bridge on the right. see where that sign 65 is on the right. someone had pulled over. looked like they shuffle someday stuff in their trunk and got back on the way. not sure if that was the best idea on the span on the san mateo bridge. >>> let's check in on business and our friend savana. >> good morning. i'm sylvana. the markets are closed on thanksgiving day and are open for half a day on friday. and if history is any guide, stocks could post positive returns because since 1945 the s&p 500 has gained an average of more than a half a per

and how adele persuaded spotify to press pause on its shuffle feature as the default when listening toums. hello and welcome. a number of people have been killed after a vehicle was driven through barricades into crowds taking part in a holiday parade in the us state of wisconsin. the incident occurred in the city of waukesha, around 30 kilometres west of milwaukee, around liz30pm local time. the parade had just got underway in the city centre. 0ur north america correspondent, peter bowes reports. that was some of the pictures we have received of what happened in waukesha. unfortunately we cannot hear the sound in that report from our correspondent, but we are expecting tojoin him a little later in the programme for more details on what happened at the scene. i am joined details on what happened at the scene. iamjoined by details on what happened at the scene. i am joined by sarah rodriguez, the state representative who was at the parade when this tragic event occurred. we really appreciate you talking to us here on bbc news. tell us what you witnessed.— news. tell us what you witnesse

the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flyingperform in a concert in the southeast of the country. the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long war has left over 400,000 people facing famine—like conditions.

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if podcasts and spotify and all the main apps-— podcasts and spotify and all the mainaus. . , . , .,nts to hear more about frank _ main apps. if anybody wants to hear more about frank williams, - main apps. if anybody wants to hear more about frank williams, they - main apps. if anybody wants to hear| more about frank williams, they can find it there. thank you forjoining us. now it�*s time for a look at the weather. hello, it�*s another cold, frosty, icy night on the way and some sleet and snow in parts of the midlands and across southern england to clear away before we get into the night. further wintry showers along the north sea coast, they�*re going to be easing for many. as we go through the evening and night, it is clear that frost is sitting in. icy patches where we have seen some wet weather around and temperatures down to —5, —6 in places. things are going to change on monday. after a cold, frosty, largely sunny start, cloud into northern ireland and scotland, bringing some outbreaks of rain. a little sleet and snow to the higher ground ahead of that in scotland. most of th

she won a latin grammy, as you said, in 2019 and last year, she was the most listened to artist on spotifyice. so one commentator described her as a kind of country of country singing adele. she had shows on a beyonce scale in terms of the crowds that were there. that commentator also said that her death will hit brazil in the same way that amy winehouse hit the uk, so it gives you an idea ofjust how big a personality she was in the region and in brazil. she started her careerjust as a teenager there, had a big hit in 2016 and her popularity has soared since then. she was known as the queen of suffering because she sang about breakups and but she also focused on female empowerment and that won her legions of fans — she had a huge social media following, 39 million followers on instagram — and not long before the plane crash, she actually posted on twitter a video of her boarding the plane, asking herfans for tips of what she should eat in that local area where she was going to perform so herfans have paid tribute to her and the whole country is in mourning. what are we seeing in the way of

and i think it's great that spotify are agreeing to do this.p a book and read chapter six before they read chapter three, for example. it is not a like—for—like comparison, i know, but it's different, isn't it, when it comes to an album? because people will always have favourite tracks that they want to return to again and again. yes, i understand that, but i feel like you can search singly for one single, if that is what you want. it's just one direct song. but i think the whole purpose is for you to listen to the whole album in full. like, let's take beyonce's lemonade. i couldn't imagine listening to that album and not understanding the story by listening from start to finish. so i think it is very important that adele has spoken up for the industry and said, "look, we work on our albums, we put a lot of effort into it, so please listen to it in full and hear our story, here our journey." she has poured out so much of her emotion and given so much of her honesty in this album, so i feel like it makes so much sense. listening to it in full is

. >>> when adele asks you to do something, you do it -- at least if you're spotify.he streaming giant will no longer shuffle songs by default when people listen to he album "30." adele said she believes the tracks should be listened to in order as they focus on her journey after divorcing her ex-husband. on twitter, she wrote, "we don't create albums with so much care and thought into our track listing for no reason. our art tells a story, and our stories should be listened to as we intended. thank you, spotify, for listening." >>> and one of the greatest golfers of all time could slowly be making his comeback. tiger woods posted a two-second video on twitter showing him swging a wedge. he wrote, quote, m suffered a serious leg injury in a crash near los angeles. his last full tournament was the masters one year ago in november. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," actress senequa martin-green stops by the times square studio with a preview of the new season of "star trek discovery." >>> i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." . ththis i is the e "cbsbs mor

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pop superstar adele to get it done effective immediately spotify is removing the shuffle option as a users play an album the move comes after adele made the request and a tweet on saturday writing quote. we don't create albums with so much. aaron thought into our track listing for no reason our art tells the story and our stories should be listened to as we intended spotify responded anything for you adele as not and that makes sense, you know, you can shuffle around on your own if you want, but if an artist released an album, they really do intend you to go one two, three, four five and listen to and to a certain order makes sense. what do you think's let's start with you spencer. yeah. i know. i totally agree. i fully agree, especially since it well with any artist, of course not going to right adele from the pack but especially for adele right? well and drew what you know spencer and i and even christian can relate to this, you know years ago. this was an option when we had eight track and just set tapes right? you know you we were much more limited in our options. you lift the ne

i like spotify for my music and netflix for my shows, you know? >> yes. >>> coming up, jimmy kimmel's thanksgiving mishap. >> take a look. blache ash in his eyebrows on his arm. the picture includes, happy birthday to everyone. try not to burn your eyebrows and hair off lighting the oven. >> i thought it was a fried turkey incident. >> that would be terrible. >>> we're going to turn to traffic and weather. we'll get to vianey in a minute, but first we're going to check friday. looking forward to the weekend. sounds like it will be beautiful. >> it will be a nice weekend. we're going to have a beautiful sunrise. we can start to see some of the colors coming in under the clouds. we're seeing some of the clouds rolling in as the fog has returned in some spots. take a look. it's a chilly morning. right now in the mid-40s, we'll go from 44 to the low 60s for later this morning into the afternoon. the seven-day forecast is already up at the bottom of the screen and we will get a little bit warmer over the next few days. that's going to be the trend for

she won a latin american grammy in 2019 — and in 2020 was the most listened to artist in brazil on spotify the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long was has left over 400 thousand people facing famine—like conditions. our africa correspondent, catherine byaru hanga has this report. in washington, dc a coalition of armed groups and political movements announce they want to remove ethiopians government. many of them come from historically marginalised ethnic groups. now with a stronger to great peoples fund which has been fighting federal forces for a year. the next step would be to organise ourselves and totally dismantle the existing government either by force or by negotiation, whatever they wish. and then transitional government as soon as possible. but back home the governments they opposed led by the prime minister is defiant. and dismissed the alliance is a publicity stunt. pushing back his claims

how it is touching the sports world in big letters and even bigger money check us out on apple, spotifyer psap on "worldwide exchange." we'll be right back. >>> yesterday, home depot and walmart. earnings and the consumer continue to drive the market action we speak with top ranked expert on expectations. >> and taking a page from madison avenue with massive messaging overhaul when it comes to the $1.25 trillion spending package. >>> 20 years and $700 million. say goodbye to staples and hello to the crypto.com arena. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >> welcome back. i'm frank holland in for big papa a mixed picture with the futures. dow down fractionally and nasdaq up crypto falls below that 59,000 mark ripple up and ether and litecoin up as well yesterday, walmart and home depot. what do you expect coming up today. >> i expect more of the same that's one of the big eger risk retailers are going to take. you look at target they are very forward looking. they are going to try very hard to minimize disruptions. if i saw one blip, the number of trips decline. suraverage b

won a latin grammy in 2019, as you said, and last year she was brazil's most listen to artist on spotify people following her on instagram, and shortly before this crash she posted a video of her climbing onto the private plane which ultimately crashed just a few hours after she posted that on twitter so this is something that the whole of brazil is watching very closely and mourning her death. �* . ., , death. and what have we seen in the way of _ death. and what have we seen in the way of tributes? _ death. and what have we seen in the way of tributes? right - death. and what have we seen in the way of tributes? right from | the way of tributes? right from the way of tributes? right from the to - , the way of tributes? right from the tap. jair— the way of tributes? right from the top, jair bolsonaro - the way of tributes? right from the top, jair bolsonaro has - the top, jair bolsonaro has come out with a tweet and we can bring up that we do now, paying tribute. i will translate. is that the whole country receives in shock the news of the young country singer stop she was one of the gr

the people who made the music here, linked to the place, listen to some of the music by scanning spotifyse history, reflected in the musical culture.- history, reflected in the musical culture. , ., musical culture. next up on the “ourne musical culture. next up on the journey as _ musical culture. next up on the journey as hampstead, - musical culture. next up on the| journey as hampstead, happens to be the birthplace of steve winwood but that is not why we are going there. there we will meet a member of birmingham is reggae royalty. this man has been the bassist in the birmingham band steel poles for the past 17 years.— the past 17 years. linking birmingham _ the past 17 years. linking birmingham with - the past 17 years. linking| birmingham with ordinary musicians and bands and musical heritage, it's an amazing project that young people, visitors to the country, can all gain knowledge by scanning the qr code and listening to the qr code and listening to the music of the people of the area. , , ., ., area. every station in birmingham - area. every station in birmingham is - area. every

no spotify. now you're out there. no music.umming ) yeah, where is your playlist now, bism, because the cloud-- it wasn't the cloud. the cloud doesn't make it sound safe. when they're like, "it's in the cloud." what is the cloud? it's a thing in the sky that sometimes evaporates and disappears. sometimes it's there. sometimes it's not there. that's where my information is. when it first came out, they were like everything is in the clouds. and i was like even my ( bleep )? and i would be confident, and the then the clouds started parting and i was like aaarrgs gh! thank you, jesus, that was close. >> announcer: coming to you from the heart of times square, in new york, the only city in america. tonight: this is "the daily show with trevor noah." >> trevor: hey, what's going on, everybody? welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah, and joining me for today's headlines is dulce sloan. what's going on, delsa? >> may, man, i'm still above the ground, baby? >> trevor: i like that. before we used to say that just as a saying but n

. >>> meantime spotify testing a new tick tock feed experiencing full screens as video is played. it's in a new tab on the navigation bar called discover. spotify has confirmed the tab but isn't saying whether it will be rolled out more widely to a wider audience. it comes as net flex has been testing a similar feature, to help people discover new content to want i still can't wrap my head around it that some augmented virtual reality device will replace my phone. it becomes a minority report, right? >> it does sound that way. what you'll be able to see for it and what will be the killer app. >> i can't. i'm too old-fashioned. bertha, i'm right there with you. >>> trening this morning, it's not really a galaxy, but it's not too far away. the collection of "star trek" memorabilia is right here in the bay area. rancho obi want is located right in bless an tount. right now it's closed due to the pandemic. they plan to reopen to visitors sometime next year. tours are open to members who pay a monthly fee. the owner began amassing his collection in 1976 before the first major movie "ne

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the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flyingperform in a concert in the southeast of the country. the un security council has expressed deep concern about the intensifying conflict in ethiopia. it came as nine rebel groups formed a new alliance, aimed at removing the current government of prime minister abiy ahmed. the year—long war has left over 400,000 people facing famine—like conditions. the hollyoaks actor sarahjayne dunn has said she's "shocked and disappointed" after being dropped from the tv soap for refusing to remove photos from an adult website. 0nlyfans is known for selling explicit, adult material, with individuals choosing what they share with subscribers. channel 4 said they had a responsibility to the tv drama's young viewers, as lizo mzimba reports. sarahjayne dunn's mandy has been a regularface on hollyoaks for much of the last 25 years. but she has now been asked to leave the channel 4 soap because last month she began posting on only fans, a highly successful subscription site for over—18s, where individuals

the 26—year—old latin grammy winner who was brazil's most streamed artist on spotify last year, was flyingrform in a concert in the southeast of the country. one in 55 people in the uk are believed to have tested positive for coronavirus last week, that's more than 1.2 million people. the office for national statistics says figures show a similar levels of infection to the previous week, but there are signs that the number of cases could be flattening out. our health editor hugh pym has this report. are we going to go in the left or the right arm, sir? as people come forward for boosterjabs, here in marlow in buckinghamshire, and here at st helens rugby league ground, the hope is that the spread of the virus can be slowed down. there are very tentative views among expert modellers that there may be a downward trend for infections. it's very possible that cases may continue to go down over the next few weeks, but i'm also very aware that we saw this in september and then we did see a climb in cases again. so i'm probably not confident enough yet to say that this is definitively what we're g

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celebrities and their families check out lizzo as grugu and brought a big surprise performance to spotify party and then play sleeba >> and gabrielle union's daughter joe jonas dressing up from the lizzy mcguire film >> throw back. >> speaking of throw back, bill c karins >> the halloween forecast was pretty nice coast to coast now, as we start november. this weekend, we change the clocks and fall back sun set will get really early about a week from right now. we have some rain from the west coast. a weak storm with rain and snow. eastern half of the country, a chilly morning but beautiful afternoon. 70s in the south rain moves into texas and oklahoma on wednesday. i didn't talk about any big snowstorms or weather. so things are lookin your bag or shoulder. it will be a nice afternoon. chilly in the afternoon or plains >>> overall, a cooler start to november october was crazy warm, so we are back to reality. >>> good news, kids. roblox is back online. millions knocked off line thursday outage lasting three days it was due to an internal systems issue. over 40 million play daily, more than

you had companies working with -- spotify, for example working with merchants. but it is early, and that is clear. and a lot of those merchants were not at the event today. romaine: all right, sonali basak, our wall street correspondent for today. let's get back to our next guest, he is here in new york city for that event at his joining us in studio right now. he is the ceo and cofounder of a new nft platform specifically for musicians. i was particularly interested in this, primarily because my exposure to nfts was primarily through musicians that i know who sort of saw the nft space as a way for them to have more control over their art and commerce behind that art. >> yeah, the nft application for music is boundless. we formed this company with quincy jones and have been working on this for two and half years. music as a platform is perfect for nfts and it creates a new platform for the biggest artists, it is the equalizer for everyone. taylor: it is interesting, we have been joking about it, but in all seriousness, in the middle of all these supply chain iss

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spotify is a company that my frameworks as long-term investors a should be a nice performance.azing on the left-hand side of the screen and i see chewy. i thought chewy with pet food supplier online. what is amazing about that? >> the same framework, $100 billion total adjustable market and it will expand internationally to 200 billion, this isn't a founder led company but has been exceptionally good with its value proposition. you also have a little pricing power there and business model that could scale up and be more profitable. that's a lesson i draw from injury. scale generally solves most things, something that would never generate a profit. that was amazon for the first decade and a half of its life as a public company, they proved with scaling revenue growth you can generate material amounts of profits. the last quarter, everybody says the business market would never be profitable scale would get you there. chewy, one of the factors i like. stuart: amazing stocks this side of the screen, good luck with the book. i'm sure you will be back soon. miami is going to share th

and a surprise performance to spotify's halloween party.ibute and said i wanted one of my costumes to reflect the latin x society. and dressing as characters, bringing back memories from 2003, the film >> if they really wanted to, that's a perfect opportunity to go incognito but they're still out there. >> there was so many good celebrity ones everyone wanted lots of hair thank you for kicking off your week with "early today." >> we leave you with this. divers taking halloween festiva >>> this morning, we are live in scottland with the president amid sinking poll numbers about his performance back home. >>> mandate deadline new york city faces reality for mandate for city first responders >>> a recent surge of violence and bad behavior at schools is putting kids under pressure but are the adults to blame. the big plays and major upsets

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and hello from the b—side as adele gets spotify to remove the shuffle icon from her album pages.test electric plane on the planet. the spirit of innovation did not break the sound barrier, but 387mph is still blisteringly fast! the company now awaits formal world record certification. the uk government has introduced legislation to make smart devices harder to hack. this includes banning default passwords for internet—connected devices, and firms which do not comply will be fined. now, do you remember yourfirst mobile phone? oh, the nostalgia and the battery life! well, now, over2,000 old models have been put in a mobile phone museum for safekeeping. and although it is generally an online venue, chris fox went to its glitzy london launch this week. i'm here at the launch of the mobile phone museum in london, a collection of more than 2,000 unique mobile phones from history, and i'm here with the curator ben wood. you're going to take me down a little trip on memory lane. i'd love to show you all 2,120 phones but what we're gonna do today is pick a few out, and we've got some coll

wneayreggie: spotify is removie shuffle button. adele is wanting you to listen in order. our story should be listened to, as we intended. did you see this video with adele over the weekend, where she is giving a concert, and her teacher surprises her in the audience? she is asked by emma thompson, who is somebody who pushed you forward in your life and she says, this teacher that i had in grade school. here she walks up on the stage. there were tears and everything that you wanted it to be. >> the proposals she helped to facilitate -- >> if you are just joining us, here are the some things to know. schools in waukesha will be closed today as the city deals with the aftermath of a deadly crash at a christmas parade. five died and dozens others were injured. g businesses -- reggie: businesses across the area have been dealing with a rash of burglaries. >> the police chief will address crime in the city. expected to speak about looting and a police shooting. reggie: doordash has agreed to pay to settle allegations that it stiffed thousands of delivery workers out of mandated

you know, you can put together a list and stream it all on spotify, but it's the combination of the tracksof the essays, of the liner notes, the images. when you start to juxtapose those things, you start to get different kinds of stories. i know you mentioned masculinity and gangster rap. then we could bring out andré 3000, who's challenging, you know, versions of masculinity. so these whole things are in conversation with each other. so this is really an object that we've created for our audiences to engage with time and time again, and providing a foundation, and really engaging with the music in new and different ways. ms. givhan: as you think about that audience, i'm curious. i mean, depending on--you know, what do you think that, you know, sort of the diehard hip-hop fan may take away from the anthology versus someone who really knows very little about the music and the culture? i mean, can they find, you know, sort of a meeting of the minds there? mr. young: i think so, and i think that we've already seen versions of that online. and you know, there was a kickstarter campaign aroun