spotify said they are unhappy with the experience.n google you can have that emailed system but at least you can buy audiobooks. emily: what is next for audio streaming and podcasts? there are still questions about how big the podcasting advertising market is. ashley: we have seen a lot of big players like i hurt media and spotify and cumulus try to bolster their podcast businesses and focusing on programmatic advertising, bringing in big brands and getting them to spend in podcasting, an industry we think about as direct response advertisers. big companies are focusing on bringing them into the mix as the economy takes a downturn. emily: can you give us the latest on daniel lack? he was making a bid for the arsenal football team and now his company is going through significant struggles. what has that meant for some of his other aspirations? ashley: i'm not sure how it changed his other goals. he doesn't get any sort of concern or struggles for the company. he sees it as, we told you we are pursuing podcasting and audiobooks. we need

last quarter spotify added far more than anticipate this quarter spotify is expected to add 17 million 11 million it added last quarter while the steet is forecasting a loss of a double that revenue expected to grow 20%, down just slightly from q2. despite last quarter's beat the stock is down over 60% last year any forwarded guidance will be closely strutinized, carl. >> that's a big one in addition to microsoft we'll get tonight vix below 29 let's get to the judge and the half >> carl, thanks very much. welcome to the half time report. front and center this hour the moment of truth for tech that is how one star analyst describes what's at stake as earnings start reporting in a matter of hours. joining me for the hour today everybody's in the house and good to see everybody here dow at a six-week high, s&p, five-week high of course we'ring show you apple and microsoft. each having a pretty decent day as well. josh says it's a moment of

spotify, though, however, chloe, has announced that his music is going to stay on spotify? >> yes.tell you what the head of spotify said. he said it's just his music and his music doesn't violate our policy. let me explain, you have r. kelly, different individuals convicted of crimes, murder, let's say, you know, and their music still remains on these streaming platforms. now if in the lyrics it's inciting hate or violence, that's when spotify was saying they would draw the line and not upload the music. could deaf jam or his label decide to pull the music, yes. but point out kanye has his own music label, good music in which he puts out his albums in partnership with deaf jam, part of universal. so he has a lot of control in his music and where it's going to be and how it's going to be distributed. i wouldn't be surprised he's out talking about buying parlor, which i don't know if it's going to happen. does he understand the repercussions of what has happened right now, it's hard to say. we heard him say things in the past about slavery in 2018, that slavery was a choice. then he

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music superstar taylor swift, the most streamed female artist of all time, crashes spotify. ♪ ♪ ♪ andhartman goes "on the road." this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west, and thank you for joining us on this friday night. we want to begin with what is likely to become a historic legal battle unlike any other in american history, as congress today ordered former president donald trump to testify under oath. the january 6 committee followed through on its unanimous vote to subpoena the former president for documents and his testimony related to his false allegations about the 2020 presidential election. in a letter, chairman bennie thompson, and vice chair liz cheney write that the committee has gathered "overwhelming evidence" that trump personally orchestrated a multi-step effort to overturn the 2020 election and obstruct the peaceful transition of power. this comes on the same day that longtime trump ally, steve bannon, was sentenced to four months in prison, for defying a subpoena

spotify, there's nothing like it.t platform, not to mention the fact that people believe tiktok is very addictive, so we shall be watching all the of -- all of it. thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having us. liz: don't forget, our morning market minute on tiktok, all your overnight helines. we pick out the -- headlines. we are@@red fox liz. there are a lot of fakeers out there. in fact, today we did it -- yes, we shot it, actually, here at the fox business studios. we usually do it at my house as i roll out of bed, but we were talking specifically about inflation and why this is such an important number to your -- [laughter] yes, i was holding up a bottle of whiskey because i didn't have food in my office. all right. we're watching this very closely. speaking of inflation, eggs surging 30.5%, coffee up 10.5% in september9 as higher consumer costs get consumers down. are grocers looking to consolidate? yeah, you bet. investors adding albertson's stock to their shopping cart today on news of a potential deal in t

probably a different show. >> let's get to spotify here we're also watching shares sink there. the company reporting bigger than expected loss in q3 revenues coming in above estimates. you had a chance to catch up with the ceo and cfo >> i did i spoke to an daniel eck and the cfo. what's interesting is even though the stock is down over 5%, they added 23 million monthly active users six million more than than projected. they told me that while they saw some weakness in advertising, the fact that ads are about 13% of their business, they see that as an advantage and on the earnings call just now, the ceo said when it comes to the company's premium subscription service, they would like to do a price increase he told me, quote, we've done more than 46 price increases and many of those have had way more inflation and economic issues than the u.s. is currently experiencing despite all of that, our subs numbers held up way better than expected, saying we think we have pricing power now, in our conversation, eck took a swing at apple saying apple had unfairly rejected spotify's app sa

i was just curious about spotify acquired by google and is it better than amazon >> well, spotify iso be -- i men, they have independent management i think spotify at $80 is frankly just too low i mean, but, you know, what we got, we got a bear market here and stocks like spotify which are companies not making money, i cannot recommend i'm going to say that over and over again i'm not recommending any companies on this show that are money losers if i can avoid doing so when it comes to bowlero, this is not a gutter ball it's just not. you have my blessing to buy it here you can bring my ball even there is much more "mad money" ahead including my exclusive with macy's with the holiday season approaching, i sat down with the macy's ceo and the company's new york city store to see how the toys r us partnership is influencing the seasonal strategy and then wall street is always fearful particularly right now of another moment but is it warranted? i'll give you my take and tonight's calls in rapid fire in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer at humana we believe yo

it will be difficult to switch to spotify not pay an extra dollar per month.: disney plus, netflix is playing around with new models as well? >> the martyr consumer has been used to price increases over the past several months or so -- the market consumer has been used to price increases over the past several months or so. we have seen disney plus price change, the netflix price changes, spotify has a premium tier around $20, i think that it is an increasingly competitive landscape with an assortment of pricing. we saw an estimate who said this could add 1% or around $1 billion to annual revenue for apple. it is not moving the needle. $1 billion is $1 billion. i think for apple, you saw the stock price react in a positive reaction. my question is what does this mean for apple earnings? later this week, you do not need to answer it, i will. the services numbers are not as hot as some have expected. apple wanted to preempt that. or they are trying to show new ways the company will generate more open revenue in future corners -- future quarters. haidi: that is wh

and then now his music is back on spotify, wolf.y michael jackson's music. and whether you choose to listen to someone's music is one thing. but when it comes to some of these social music streaming platforms, they will remove music if it's inciting violence or hate in the lyrics themselves. when it comes to the artist, that's a different story. but every single platform has to make their own decisions. and there is a lot of public pressure on spotify, on youtube. kanye west, he has his own music company. he has artists like john legend and others. and we are still waiting to see if kanye is going to say anything. he is still not apologized. >> thank you very, very much. finally tonight, just want to pay tribute to the former defense secretary ash carter, who has just died. his family says he suffered a sudden cardiac event last night. carter led the defense department under president obama for two years. he was tasked with addressing the rise of isis in the middle east and oversaw massive changes in the u.s. military, including the

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susan: spotify was crashed but usually spotify, pandora, apple music type of release.ever -- neil: these were all music services you mentioned? susan: they're all music services, yes. talk about social media because there's social media buzz with the album releases and call them drops these days. yes, snap though, i think, dragging the entire sector down along with them because their earnings were not great. neil: what happened with them? weren't they the venue of choice for young people? susan: 3.5 year low for the stock and the talent square does migrate. neil: what did they migrate to? susan: tiktok is eating into snap more because of the demographic they target. neil: aren't they spying on everyone? susan: according to to some analysis but snap, did you know they ipoed at $17 and now forecasting $0, zero revenue growth for this autumn. what does that mean for meta reporting next week? meta owning facebook and meta down about 70% so for this year and -- neil: meta talking about big layoff. susan: yeah, they're cutting the shuttle bus service now in silicon valley bu

it caused temporary outages on spotify, the music app.e sure, is now back to normal. >>> and now this: actor john schneider out with a new patriotic movie called "to die for." watch that clip, roll it. >> we want you to take it down. >> from where? >> your truck. >> my truck, my flag. >> we find offensive. >> seems to me some things are worth losing your job over. >> take your flag down, old man. >> it's always fourth of july at my house. stuart: john schneider or is with me now. john, welcome to the program. very good to see you with. why would hollywood not support your movie who? well -- [laughter] because they don't believe in the content. i mean, i need to clarify something. it appears as if someone said that i approached hollywood to get them to support this. i'm not that naive. i know that hollywood would not support this. hollywood does not really support anything independent. because, like it or not, what hollywood i think in private understands but their public persona is no narcissistic that they, they don't want anyone to know

learn more at federatedhermesinc.com >>> market flash on spotify. steve kovach with the story. >> spotify shares losing momentum now they were negative earlier on this head lline from the wall street jrournal bike dance, they're talking to record labels and expanding their service here in the united states and elsewhere. that music service is already available in countries like indonesia and brazil and looks like warner music group is up on this news, too, but right now, this space is dominated here in the u.s. by spotify and apple music and it's been really tough for a third player to break in but tiktok is founded on music so that might be why bike dance is leveraging. >> thank you what is wall street buzzing about? when women lead. a new book by our own julia boorstin, focusing on the underestimated advantages of female leaders she joins us now i'm waiting for my signed copy >> oh, sara, i have one for you. and for my new book, i dug into the gender gaps annd the massiv odds against women about half of fortune 500 ceos are women and female founde

library, but what is surprising to me, mike, is that apple music is more expensive than its rival spotifypened, going on, the conversations behind the scenes that made them think that they can go above spotify in pricing when those products are similar and pricing is the only differentiator they could potentially have there i'm curious to see if spotify raises prices or tries to keep the under cut apple music. >> that will be a great test of, i guess, the strength of apple's ecosystem, and just weather people feel like the switching costs are worth saving a couple of bucks, steve. we'll keep an eye on all of that just a couple of minutes to go in the trading session dan, in terms of -- we have been talking about a lot of these big, you know, platform technology companies they were the winners of the prior few years. they have had their valuations cut back you have clearly been cautious and skeptical and negative on that category of stock is anything chaunging along that front, given where valuations are? >> i don't think so, mike. you got to separate the story from the investment. i mean,

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, stock is down 11% so spotify is saying we might as well raise prescription prices to make up the difference and why not because apple music and google's youtube of increased prices. the good news is they push this through with monthly active users they rose 156 million of them, paid premium users double-digit so it has the dedicated growing user base willing to pay more. look at twitter near $53 a share $52.87, that's the price for elon musk to buy the company and reportedly he told bankers on a video call he plans to close $34 billion deal to buy twitter out of the 5:00 pm deadline. bloomberg is reporting they signed documentation to provide $13 million in debt financing. pool pull up tesla shares, they are higher on what the twitter deal is fully financed and elon musk was also ceo of tesla, having to sell more tesla shares and the nasdaq is struggling, s&p up and down after major disappointments from its biggest contributors. the dow, best 4-day stretch since november 2020. the thinking is it goes back to the fed, the data we keep getting on the earnings front isn't that great so they mi

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stu: spotify. what went wrong? lauren: down 8%. advertising growth, that's another theme that hurt their profitability and now they're considering raising subscription price. look, they might be able to do that successfully. i know the stock is not indicating that now. if you look at their monthly cassioppitive users, they rose -- active users they rose and paid premium users rose double digs and might be able to push through a price hike. stu: stock down 8%. lauren: it is. stu: tell you what, elon musk story of the day and gotten till friday to complete the deal to buy twitter. didn't he say, yes, definitively, i'm going to buy twitter on friday. didn't he say that? lauren: i don't know if that was the exact language, but we have reports that he had this video call with the bankers giving him $13 billion that he said his intent is to buy for $44 billion and close this deal by friday, 5:00 p.m., to avoid a trial. do you think if we didn't have the big tech earnings that this twitter news -- look, $53 for a twitter share near that d

she released the music at midnight and after thousands of spotify users started reporting issues with accessing the app and her music. spotify is now hoping t fine-tune all of that right now hopefully you get your swifty fix. >> i know that jocelyn was. >> i was checking out my friend , who lives with me is a huge fan. she was playing it. prett late. i fell asleep to the tune of it a little bit. but i think it is because, you know, she is vulnerable. she talks about thoughts at the midnight hour and a lot of people can relate to it. a lot of people have bee waiting for it. >> she was up at midnight? >> oh, yeah. >> just waiting for? >> oh, yeah. >> it is a whole thing. the swifties are dedicated. >> and there was --. i can't wait to see the videos. >>> it is that time of year where many are gearing up for spooky halloween and that includes the hollywood reporter which has just put out a rankin of the scariest movies of all time. at the top of the list is a little-known film from australia with a home invasion theme called funny games. never saw it. others include the blai witch projec

he obviously still has music that's out there on platforms like spotify and apple.ges from the music industry? >> well, look, kanye is an incredibly wealthy person. i believe he's a billionaire, at least he says that he is. so in terms of whether he thinks he's going to be financially impacted, obviously he's going to lose money in the long term here. but it's unclear as to whether or not this is really sort of shaking him at his roots here. when you talk about deplatforming him from music platforms, that's an even bigger, more complicated issue because you have music artists who are former felons, murderers. you have people who have been accused of things. look at r. kelly, look at michael jackson. whether you choose to listen to somebody's music is one thing. things i've read is that, look, spotify, i think that they have a very clear agenda when it comes to if your music is actually perpetuating hate, if your music itself is inciting hate and violence, that is when they draw the line perhaps and pull it. but potentially everything that's going on with kanye, mayb

spotify down 12% today. yes, they continue to add subscribers but there are profitability questions. and then we wait for this earnings train to continue chugging along after the bell with this streak getting ready for meta to report. we are looking at that stock down another 5%. kriti: a key part of those earnings are the fx had wins. a lot of that coming from the bank of canada. unexpectedly slow the pace of interest rates. take a listen. >> we need the economy to slow to rebalance demand and supply and relief price pressures. we expect growth will stall the next few quarters, in other words, close to zero. but once we get through the slow down growth will pick up, our economy will grow solidly and the benefits of low and predictable inflation will be restored. jon: let's bring in theo r.g. . the canadian economy getting a dovish check mark today. not sure if that is ultimately the way things play out, but what was the tone of what the bank of canada had to say today? theo: it was a pivot from the bank of

spotify says because yeas music was not made on the platform itself and does not violate the company's policy, it would not be removed. universal music's def jam label owns the copyright to the majority of the a's recordings. the rapper no longer appears on the label's website. with that, we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight where we can fully need to do is nice. we can see are also not, you know, taking it over a cool clear it looks like out there, right? brittany joins us now. look at the forecast. a reading. i love that cool. it's clear and we it is a privilege to actually see those cameras and actually going to be see them for the next couple of hours. it's going to get foggy. but that's not going to be to the 1 o'clock hour or so. >> it is clear it's not with those cut temperatures around the region. one 43 to 55 degrees and >> it's not too breezy at least right now. temperature change actually shows you from 24 hours ago. we are warmer, especially a half moon then we were yesterday and i think we're only going to

in fact, so many people were streaming the songs on the first day that it brought down the spotify serversre's jamie yuccas. ♪ it's me, hi ♪ ♪ i'm the problem, it's me ♪ >> reporter: taylor swift surprised farngsz ns, debuting music video just hours after her highly anticipated album "midnights" dropped. ♪ ust be exhausting always rooting for the anti-hero ♪ the overnight release briefly crashed spotify, cementing swift's asw swift's status as the most streamed female artist on the music platform. the 11-time grammy winner describes "midnights" as stories of her sleepless nights. >> i struggle a lot with the idea that, you know, my life has become unmanageably sized. >> reporter: a well-choreographed digital campaign has been teasing for months the rollout of swift's tenth studio album. brittany spanos is a senior writer for "rolling stone" and teaches a college course about taylor swift. >> she's so good at interacting with her fans, interacting with the public in that way. she grew up online. she's been so smart and curious about new social media platforms and how to use them. ♪ ♪ i feel

and headed towards a split but these are clearly authorized leaks, prince harry and meghan markle spotify are awaiting that but the daily miller reports the company has hired a fact checker, why since it's the excommunicated royal couple talking it seems meghan markle told stories that were exaggerated were untrue one about a fire in her son's room in south africa this is with smoke from the heater and another about a conversation with the performer who says he never met meghan spotify is trying to save her from herself. that is it for this edition of "mediabuzz", i am howard kurtz, the media is healing aaron judge of the yankees for hitting 62 home runs raking the record of 61, 61 years ago in 1961 and everyone knows he is the real champ because he is into steroids, you can subscribe to my podcast for 2 million downloads this year, apple itunes is pleased to do we are then with only media analysis ♪ i say, “so are they.” ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? ♪ ♪ a bunch of dead guys made up work, way back when. ♪ ♪ it's our turn now we'll make it up again. ♪ ♪ we'll build freelance teams wit

. >> spotify has announced they will not be removing his music from the platform west who now goes by ye has lost multiple partnerships and deals in the wake of the controversial comments that he made about the jewish community. spotify says because yeas music was not made on the platform itself and it doesn't violate the company's policy that the music would not be removed. universal music's def jam label owns the copyright to the majority of the a's recordings. the rapper no longer appears on the label's website. >> a southern california man who spent 38 years proclaiming his innocence from behind prison bars is finally free. tonight exonerated by dna. maurice hastings narrowly escaped the death penalty after being convicted in 19 in the 1983 rape and murder of a woman in englewood. but dna evidence has proven what hastings has been claiming for nearly 4 decades. he didn't do it. pedro rivera with more on his long road to justice. >> prayed a lot many years. that this day will come to pass. maurice hasting said in a prison cell for more than 12,000 days. 38 years maintaining his inn

but there are calls on line from every day people and others saying, apple, spotify, others, you needo look at your relationships. do we have a sense of what those -- i mean, are there really existing partnerships or is it just that the music is available there, we think you should pull it off? >> he is an artist, a rapper, a designer. he is a billionaire, right? he's got this long track record of products and music that is out there. the question is i wonder is this -- you know, these calls to cancel him, that is such a word that is so loaded. there are also those who are saying something is happening with kanye west right now, what he is saying is -- is just -- >> it's full of hate. there is no way around it. >> it's terrible. i don't even want to repeat it all, but they are -- i mean, i don't know how he can go forward and forge any new partnerships. he is so erratic here and so hateful. what is the upside for any brand to tie with him other than as elder points out a right wing platform for hate speech. >> the statement from adidas touches on this. consumers have certain expectati

john: there are calls for spotify, apple music, to drop him from their platforms.o see more companies, more marketers cutting ties with him? lz: i would like to see more people follow their convictions. if you have a corporation with a mission statement that says you are against certain ideas or comments, speech or behavior, i would expect you to be consistent with the mission statement you set forth in saying this is what your culture is paid similarly, i would like an individual who says they don't stand for x, y, nz, t live in the same sort of conditions. as i said rlier, i am not here to -- i am here to rally our own higher good and ask ourselves, is this the best use of our resources? is this the best use of our time? we support the artists making these comments? if not, behave accordingly. john: we saw neo-nazis hang a banner over and let freeway saying "kanye is right." does someone like kanye saying the things he says make it easier for other people to say these things out loud? lz: i would hate to give kanye credit for things that president trump has alrea

. >>> happening now, as corporations around the world sever ties with kanye west, spotify is not.e company reuters says it will not remove the rapper's music from its platform, but the company criticized his recent anti-semitic comments. this comes as several businesses are dropping him in the wake of that controversy. that includes gap, adidas and foot locker. >>> coming up next on nbc bay area, you've got your chance at millions tonight. we are breaking down the odds of winning that whopping $700 million power jackpot. million power jackpot. join us for some i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. i'm karen. i'm livi

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spotify even had outages due to how high traffic it was. the swifties were out there. popstar for subtle fatphobia in a video for the song anti-hero. now, swift fans and what they are seeing on their screens right now is just a little -- taylor swift is standing on the scale that does not read her weight, but instead says fat. twitter was in a real uproar with -- >> i can't see it. >> well, there is a scale, she was standing on it and it's had fought instead of her weight. and people said that they were triggered because people suffer from eating disorders. i will know taylor swift, some fans defended her, because she has been vocal that she too has suffered from eating disorders. and her fans are saying that she was just simply expressing herself and how her body dysmorphia really makes her feel. angela, what do you think? did the critics go too far? is this really fat shaming? >> i think it's hard because no matter what you do, when somebody is successful like taylor swift, like you said -- i think she had a record for the most streams on spotify in their history. ev

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previous albums that we don't have the time for that because while rihanna is about to take over your spotifynaire is taking over your tweets. >> one day before his expected to officially take over twitterk his previous promise to remove most moderation on the site, reassuring at her advertisers that would not become a free-for-all hell scape or anything can be said. he also visited twitter's office is carrying a kitchen sink to eating, entering twitter hq, let that sink in." >> trevor: oh oh, oh, get it? let that sink in? i know a lot of people think that was corny but i think once you have 87 children, you are allowed to make dad jokes. he can do it, it's fun, let that sink in. i want to know where he got that sink. will he get the sink? is it just the one he ripped out of the wall when the judge told him that he had to buy twitter? if anything, he is the right billionaire to make this joke, you know come because of jeff bezos walked into amazon with a sink, his employees woule like, we are finally getting a restroom? he's like, no! go away! go away! and as for that statement, you know, to

americans. among her friends, if we are not in class, we are more likely to talk about the playlist on spotify to our grandparents and parents who grew up in the cold war era, among their generation it is felt more anxiety it would seem that the worries of the last century are returning to the present, the vast majority of american adults surveyed by researchers of the american psychological association admitted that they are afraid of the start of the third world war in march 69% of the surveyed americans were worried that an attack in ukraine could lead to a nuclear war, it is not clear what exactly do they feel a threat or do they think that a nuclear attack will happen on the territory of the usa or are they just afraid of a catastrophe, and at the present time, everyone who thinks can easily to visualize the potential consequences of a nuclear explosion , in particular the mortality and infection rate, it is enough to go to the internet, select a bomb, put a target on the map and press the button to detonate it, the traffic of the news map application has now grown to the highest level in

russian laws, audio streaming apps, spotify and tinder a dating app of also been fined by the russiangovernment. tiktok's owner has not responded publicly to the fine. charges have been dropped against several people accused in the flint water scandal. a judge dismissed the charges against seven people, including two former state health officials, who were blamed for deaths caused by legionnaire's disease. the water crisis started back in 2014 when flint managers began using water from the flint river instead of a regional water system to save money while a new pipeline was being built. but the river was not treated for its corrosive elements and soon lead from old pipes contaminated the system and the water supply for more than a year. and what a sight tonight if you didn't see it, take a look. here is the beautiful false sunset over the bay area. you can see the skyline of san francisco and the distance the fog burning off just a little bit there to create that beautiful orange sky. out across the bay area, and i don't know bill friday. i'd probably be at the beach. hopefully i mean

those reductions reportedly affecting podcast studio spotify has acquired over the last few years.riginally content used to be the crown jewel for the company and now they're kind of paring it back. let's move on to mega caps, those are hurting after that warning from amd and samsung this morning microsoft is down more than 5% now likely due to that amd revised guidance from the september quarter. warning of falling pc demand look, microsoft watchers, they knew this one was coming, microsoft said this summer pc demand began to deteriorate back in june. apple also hurting from that amd report last night on top of samsung's report, it's profit will fall significantly for the september quarter. apple is off more than 3% right now. meta down 4% following a verge report saying the company's metaverse product is full of bugs and it's own employees don't even use it. meta is expected to launch its first new headset since its metaverse pivot next week so the pressure is on for that one. just a few more to mention, sara, with the rest of big tech, amazon is down over 4% and alphabet the str

do marketing then influencers were popular snapchat and tiktok and all the facebook properties and spotify in particular and i only see in the early stages rightof now. >> going back to the basis of youtube itself audience and creator and advertising that you mentioned so many tensions between how often the creators even as we refer to it it is the basis of youtube and that is what created youtube so talk about those tensions and how they changed over time. >> they think sometimes the creators are coddled on the platform and in some circumstances giving more latitude than a cautious conservative advertiser would want the other constituency is the viewer and it shows that you can clearly make the argument what youtube has done for viewers is free entertainment have information that never existed two decades before and we take advantage of that now. there's not a lot of transparency for you is if you are. one t interesting example over the past few years as youtube has responded to criticism with borderline v videos so they don't break their rules about hate speech or harassment or graphic v

will do little to stop crime, especially as young people listen to music on streaming platforms like spotifyord company vp records. hejoins us now from connecticut. good to see you, thank you very much for being with us. give us a run through. what has actually been banned? mr; actually been banned? ij�*i understanding actually been banned? m understanding is actually been banned? m1: understanding is that specifically, music with lyrics that celebrate drugs, along with anything that talks about gun violence and scamming and anything that has to do with ill gotten gains.— anything that has to do with ill gotten gains. have you seen an hinu ill gotten gains. have you seen anything like — ill gotten gains. have you seen anything like this _ ill gotten gains. have you seen anything like this before - ill gotten gains. have you seen anything like this before in - anything like this before in jamaica? ~ , ., anything like this before in jamaica?— jamaica? well, you know, growing — jamaica? well, you know, growing up _ jamaica? well, you know, growing up in _ jamaica? well, you know, growing up in

he invested in twitter ali-baba xiaomi spotify airbnb, together with google founder sergey brin and markrberg, founded the award, which is awarded to scientists for achievement in the field of mathematics of fundamental physics and medicine. elya about the economy so far thanks to marina pimenova with an economic review. russian scientist has developed an innovative device for diagnostics various diseases. it will greatly facilitate the work of doctors. the patient only needs to exhale into a special device that will analyze key health indicators, even now the device can determine the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. svetlana gordeeva a in medicine of the future. stopped it looks like a science fiction movie, when one exhalation of a person can determine what he is sick with, but scientists are sure that such a diagnostic method will appear in russian hospitals in the next 2-3 years. us it seems that the exhaled air - this is in general, as they say, nothing gives anything exhaled. in fact, the exhaled air gives a lot of information, because in the air we exhale a lot of diffe