jpmorgan says twitter is more insulated from att/idfa. saying that privacy changes giving 85% a brand and 50% advertising mix. saying though we believe investors are more focused on user growth and progress new products this quarter. we will also be listening for any updates on the success of twitter's new tools for people to pay for things on the platform like news letters or super followers and what's next for the pilot ecommerce feature. so we're going to go into earnings with a quarter of analysts have a buy rating on the stock. 60% have a hold and 15% have the sell rating. so more mixed there. >> one of the questions julia seems to be about the extent to which twitter certainly facebook, might have a better grasp on user data because you have to login order to use those platforms relative to something like snap. i don't confess to know sort of deeply how true this is of these platforms, but broadly speaking, is that the issue? that if they have that logged in platform, they can maybe kind of get around some of these problems although

what's this about twitter cyclic? she whoa, there are intense conversation about the weather bro. seriously, this is the lamest one yet. to return. what's intense about this conversation? come believe this is happening on it under intense conversations. dear twitter, i'm a generation x. it's gonna take more than an intense conversation to bother me. wondering about the criteria for twitter labeling tweets with this. it gets applied to my tweets about ted lasso, but not those about vaccination in my o. corditis. all right, so how does it work if a twitter spots a chat thread with opposing views being thrashed out and somebody wants to join in a notice pops up saying heads up. conversations like this can be intense. it's not clear though, whether twitter is scanning for contentious subject matter or whether the actual content of a conversation is being monitored. it sets out that the new feature aims to better support healthy conversation. so i have one of those now, then show we, let's discuss it with carrie harrison.

privacy policy that hit twitter's results? alphabet mentioned _ twitter's results?lts? alphabet mentioned it didn't - twitter's results? alphabet mentioned it didn't hurt - twitter's results? alphabet i mentioned it didn't hurt them as much, partially because they own the android platform, so the fact apple is looking things down, doesn't impact them so much. but twitter,, they don't have any lavage, they don't have any lavage, they don't have their own mobile platform to control what data is being tracked versus not. it is definitely concerned for some companies. other companies are weathering the storm. in companies are weathering the storm. , ., ., storm. in terms of what twitter does next. _ storm. in terms of what twitter does next. it — storm. in terms of what twitter does next, it has _ storm. in terms of what twitter does next, it has started - storm. in terms of what twitter does next, it has started to - does next, it has started to try and add more services, just talk about some of those? the? talk about some of those? they are t in: talk about some of th

is it, what does that mean for twitter?i'm not sure what conclusions to draw from that, but something that we see, they see as well, is the ability to get creators paid and bring more commerce to our platform. we have launched business profiles, so that a business can differentiate themselves from yours or mine. they can have hours of operation, a link to their website, and we are also testing selling goods directly from the profile. giving people different currencies, different ways to complete their transaction, bringing the transaction closer to where people are learning about goods and services on twitter is a big part of the opportunity for us. that may be what you are hearing from others as well. emily: one of the wilder theories i have heard is given jack's love of crypto, twitter and square, one day they could merge. how wild is that theory, any chance of something like that? ned: there is so much in our control at twitter with $150 billion and growing adjustable market to show ads to our people. we are so focused o

twitter about a four-month low julia boorstin is breaking it down >> the twitter shares now down 8% some concerns about user growth, but it is worth noting that twitter did show some rezsiliene to the same factors that slammed snap the operating system change and 85% of its revenue is from brand ads with a smaller percentage coming from the direct response ads that are more impacted by apple's limits to ad targeting twitter is saying that the impact is modest and see opportunity to improve the relevance of their ads snap warning about a pullback from advertisers impacted by supply chain constraints twitter did benefit that half of its ads are for digital goods or services its user growth, though, fell short of estimates raising concerns about market saturation particularly here in the u.s. and revenue guidance on the lower end of the expected range and weighing on the stock. now down over 8.5% this morning. now, meanwhile, spotify shares are surging this morning on better than expected revenue growth with podcasts helping grow ad revenue 75% in the quarter. spotify ceo daniel saying appl

twitter getting hammered all session long. is the selloff overdone or is twitter somehow cooks for now? their ad revenue was so good. what about that. how high can spotify fly, now that squid games player are cooling their jets ahead of season two, another season two is ready to roll. can "tiger king" to solidify the streamer as the emperor in streaming land? rich greenfield says one of all of these things i just pointed out is absurd is about to tackle all of that and more. wall street hangs onto every tweet he is here on the breaking news. the world can no longer refer to u.s. automakers as a victory. they have got to say the big four, the undisputed heavyweight after joining the trigon dollar market cap plus. about to report "after the bell" in gmc reporting supremacy, our auto panel with gm versus ford versus tesla. the dow would look a lot worse in the spinal hour if it weren't for mcdonald's and microsoft. you can think microsoft and google for keeping it comfortably in the green. two thrilling investors which is a spark

and then you have twitter.active users, but, you know with, how do they monetize those users: and what happens, ken, when next year you see trump social? >> so, yeah, twitter's really kind of shot themselves with all this, knocking down accounts, purging accounts. you really don't like it, and they really haven't found a way to monetize. facebook certainly has. you can go in there and say i'm a demographic, i'm going to run this ad. twitter really haven't got that, and i don't know where it is with that. i think it comes with leadership. dorsey's split between square and this company. again, his ideology's a little off, as far as i'm concerned, so again, i'm not a big twitter fan at all. again, there's more competition for other, you know, thoughts and actually post it without getting taken down. that would be a nice thing to do. lauren: kim, all in what do you expect? earnings are supporting the stock market rise that we continue to see and should see. i mean, for lack of a better word, it's a float if-up, a m

i use twitter more than anything. apparently people aren't spending time on twitter.oline: just journalists and politicians. you don't get as many filters on tiktok. that does it for what you miss? sonali: bloomberg technology is up next. have a great evening. this is bloomberg. ♪ moving is a handful. no kidding! fortunately, xfinity makes moving easy. easy? -easy? switch your xfinity services to your new address online in about a minute. that was easy. i know, right? and even save with special offers just for movers. really? yep! so while you handle that, you can keep your internet and all those shows you love, and save money while you're at it with special offers just for movers at xfinity.com/moving. >> from the heart of where innovation, money and power collide, in silicon valley and beyond, this is "bloomberg technology" with emily chang. emily: here's what's ahead for the re

what's this about twitter seclusion? sh. whoa, there are intense conversation about the weather bro. seriously, this is the lamest one yet. to return. what's intense about this conversation? come believe this is happening on here under intense conversations. so the $1000000.00 question as it work. well, it seems if twitter spots a chat thread with opposing views being thrashed out and so wants to join in and notice pops up saying heads up. conversations like that can be intense. it's not clear though, whether a twitter is scanning for contention, subject matter or the actual content of the conversation. calibrate, discussed it with a panel of experts. this sound like a noble idea that is doomed to fail because if it's moderated by humans, it's open to claims of subjectivity. if it's algorithms, what we'll now how they can't really understand the nuances of language and discussion kind of work. no, no is the very simple answer there and twitter itself has no idea how to moderate it and winds up getting the vast brunt of some

campaigns on twitter.mple of how we are able to deliver for advertisers. we came out with a new format called the multi-destination carousel, so you can click through and go to different places on an advertiser's website, that is driving better -- 20% better click through rates. these are real proof points that we are able to deliver better for advertisers. emily: twitter cfo ned segal there. coming up, more tech results thursday when we hear from apple and amazon. after the break we are going to , talk about what you can expect. that's next. spotify's move into podcasting starting to pay off. the company reporting a 75% jump in ad sales for the third quarter and projecting that for the first time ever, annual ads sales will hit the one billion euro mark, just under $1.2 billion. investors have been hoping spotify's investment in podcasting would turn its money losing music service into a profitable audio service. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ emily: it is another blockbuster deal involving car rental company her

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but let's go to the realm of online discussion twitter. things has got an answer for when conversations get rowdy, and it's opinion offensive. it's now trying a new feature. other than that one geez, is about to enter an online chat that it could get quite heated. although some of the stuff flagged in the trials left uses a bit bemused. oh. what's this about twitter cyclic sch whoa, there are intense conversation about the weather bro. seriously, this is the lamest one yet. to return what's intense about this conversation called believe this is happening earlier under intense conversations with sir, is it we're well a twitter sponsor chat, fred with opposing views being scratched out and someone wants to join in a note is pops up saying heads up. conversations like this can be intense, is now clear. there were the twitters scanning or for contentious subject matter or the actual content of conversation color. bray discussed it with a panel of guests. this sound like her a noble idea that is doomed to fail because if it's moderated by human

this is no goose mistake. twitter is not fumbling the ball. they are not somehow incapable of managing their audience. it is going exactly as planned. imagine the idea when you watch television or anywhere the world and you get a disclaimer, the following contains lipstick. children be advised, do you want to watch it? yes, you do. the 2nd, they put up a warning saying whatever you do, don't touch that. dia, whatever you do, don't push the red button. i'm going to be the 1st in line along with millions of others to push the red button. this is the perfect brand new bait hook in the cheek off we go. is there a danger that there are certain people, certain company, certain subjects that can a full file be judged before any auto body is even taking place? absolutely, they, this is already algorithmically put to the top of the queue. it's already algorithmically fed to everybody because there is at the base level, no difference between intense content and profitable content. the content that people want to engage with that stay on the site longer,

it's up to twitter. that's what the fist rst amendm is about.element of performance art at play here with donald trump's lawsuits. i don't think he and his lawyers can legitimately think they're going to win. however, he seems to be playing to a political audience with some of these claims. >> what if he runs again in 2024? if he is a candidate, could that potentially change the equation? >> so that's interesting. it could well change the equation on twitter's behalf. i guess it sort of goes both ways. on the one hand, if he is a candidate for president in 2024, then it is very relevant, what he has to say. people will want to know, and there will be an argument made to twitter that people need to see that. oi on the other hand, if he spreads falsehoods and dangerous conspiracy theories, that is even more amplified if he is a candidate once again for the office of president. >> one could argue, though, that there are other entities on twitter that espouse violence, like the taliban, for example. they're currently allowed on twitter. could that b

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those are some of the transfer mark twitter feed. -- those are some of the trends from our twitter feedclimate change was one of the topics pete buttigieg talked about, prickly as efforts in the biden administration packages dealing with climate change, some of those efforts may go by the wayside in an effort to come up with a final bill. here are some of the discussion from yesterday. >> a clean electricity standard will likely be dropped because joe manchin says he cannot support it. you supported a clean electricity standard during your campaign. how disappointed are you this will potentially not be in the bill? >> the administration and the president are committed to bold climate action, exactly what legislative form that takes is what is being negotiated right now. the bottom line is we have to act on climate for the good of our children and for the good of our economy. i viewed this as a planetary maintenance issue. the longer you take to do something about it the more it will cost in livelihoods as well as lives. we need to act. the president has lead on this from day one, rejoin

that twitter account in court documents his lawyers argue twitter has too much control over the country'srces." the news moves so fast nowadays some people may have forgotten why trump was banned from twitter in the first place. help us remember. >> yeah. that was in the very immediate aftermath of the january 6th riot when he was accused of inciting that riot and posting tweets that twitter said violated its policies. facebook made a very similar decision and then in july, facebook and twitter were both sued by trump. trump is dragging these companies into court saying his rights are being violated citing the first amendment and a florida law against unfair trade practices and bringing up section 230, kind of the animating principles of the conservative movement right now, which are about alleged censorship by big tech companies. this latest development is a preliminary injunction where he's making the argument why is the taliban allowed on twitter but i'm not allowed. twitter is a private company and can do what it wants. this is going to be a challenging case for trump to win, but mayb

rachel hoped twitter would stop the worst of the abuse.ported misogynistic abuse, threats of rape, threats of being killed over and over again. most of those reports have never resulted in anyone being blocked or issued with a temporary ban on twitter. new research suggests, 97% of accounts reported to twitter and instagram for targeting women with hate, are not taken down. twitter and instagram say they take action when their rules are violated and closing accounts isn't the only option. like the love island contestants rachel's convinced she's getting this kind of abuse because she's a woman. it is always female members of the nhs who seem to incur the worse and most vicious pile ons. and the nature of the abuse is different too, you willjust be told to bleep off if you're a male doctor. but if you're a female doctor, it'll be much more personal and visceral and it will target you as a woman. so who is abusing women online? thirty people, mainly men, regularly send me horrible messages. at first glance, some of their profiles look pretty

we also want to make sure we can help people get paid on twitter.it counsel or a number of other ways, as we reduce the friction to help people get paid on twitter, that will -- >> do you think hyper-inflation is on the way? >> we see signs of hyper-inflation in parts of our business, but i think it's too early to say from the signals we get, whether it's something that's sustainable or something more short-term in nature. i think it's important to have a point of view, but too early to make a call about that. >>> i close it out by asking you about crypto itself and whether you want to put it on the balance sheet, given your founder's interest in that and a believe in a maximalist world f hats he persuaded either you or the board? >> bitcoin is a great way to facilitate commerce on twitter, and breaking down barriers between people who have incredible content and the people who want to pay for that content you about we would have to change our investment policy and view more broadly. the conclusion is that it doesn't make sense today, given the type

they estimate their social media team even had their fun on twitter before twitter went down as well. and well, they try to attract new uses. and well, they successfully did so because it is estimated some 50000000 new users joined telegram and it almost went down as well, but not because of the facebook thing, but because you had to process so many new accounts being registered. so yeah, and there were a few funny reactions on line to this whole mayhem unfolding. have a look. we're working to get things back to normal. telegram, you're single, come over, the servers are up and my parents aren't home. so yeah, being a little tongue in cheek, the s m m team there, but probably well capitalizing on the whole situation. but in general, this whole thing, it underlines especially the fact that other businesses not not well upon, can linked which didn't appear to billing to facebook. that they experienced troubles, it really points out how much people and in general, massive massive companies rely on the infrastructure of one particular tech giant billions of businesses rely on facebook now

microsoft, twitter and alphabet, or google, all report.e get a glimpse into the market for combating age-related disease with the ceo of cameron biofarma. later in this hour with go outside silicon valley to napa valley to speak with the ceo of the famous silver oak winery. he talks about the supply chain and labor crisis. let's take a quick check of what is going on in markets and we have a new all-time high on the s&p 500. we were trading around 4600 for much of the session so we have given up the gains but still up. the u.s. 10 year yield coming under 162 at 161.7. the dollar has little change at $11.57 and west texas crude gaining almost one dollar. the real focus is on technology. twitter, microsoft and google report earnings after the u.s. market close today. joining us for a preview of what to expect is angelo zino, cfra analyst. he has a rating on twitter with an $85 price target and day by rating on google they $3200 price target. safe to say you could've had a by rating on any mega cap tech stock. they have all done really well.

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it's not the 1st time twitter is drawn ira for suspending high profile politicians. of course former us president donald trump's account was the tourist li permanently blocked in the wake of the capitol hill. unrest with the company citing quote, the risk of further incitement of violence. journalist and commentator chad with more beliefs, tech giants are actively shutting down, open discussion. well, when it comes to big tech and especially twitter transgender rhythm is the 3rd rating. everyone sorta knows that is the most touchy topic you can possibly comments on. and the one that probably get the most people suspended, to be honest. and what peter said was that. 3 the congressmen suite violated their their policy again for conduct and harassment, then targeting an individual because of their certain protected class being, you know, race, gender, gender identity, sexuality, what have you, we can expect big checked facebook, twitter, any of those things to ever be on, refused to ever be on the side of truth of dialogue, of open discussion. and it's that just upgrade

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he just needs twitter to run? >> remember, i think he just needs twitter.gue, instantaneous feedback with the public, with his supporters on twitter. then he was abruptly unplugged from it. donald trump's statements right now, he barrages those of us who are on his mailing list constantly with these sort of bizarre email statements but they're definitely resonating much less and breaking through much less than his twitter feed used to. and i imagine for donald trump, attention is an intox capital for him. >> juliette, in one sentence, should donald trump be back allowed on twitter? >> can i have a word? no. at this stage, quickly, the radicalization that trump sort of unleashed, whether it's being pro-pandemic or pro-insurrection is something if you're twitter and you're just looking at yourself as a corporation, right, as a public citizen in many ways, i see no incentive for them to get him back on twitter because the radicalization flows from that platform. we've seen, look, i know he's not in our frame. he's in other people's frame. but the fact he's not

twitter should be focusing on twitter trends.ck into a table of contents. look, kenny loggins is trending! you find out, he did something and twitter trends is one of the most destructive things on social media because it directs people to somebody who is in hot water. everyone goes in and watch the frog boil in that bucket. >> kennedy: it's like when playboy stopped showing boobies. >> jesse: when did that happen? playboy doesn't show? >> kennedy: they stopped, they are like we want to be about the articles for real, we've been saying that for a long time. then tumblr was like we are done with porn -- no one uses tumbler anymore. >> richard: next up, video games can be a lot of fun but it can improve your health. researchers find playing active video games can produce a similar benefit to exercising on a treadmill. you are a runner, would video games substitute for a 10-mile run? >> sandra: i just want another chance to challenge jesse to a race. >> richard: i think you might beat her and video games. >> kennedy: the same people

a man twitter said jim banks account violated it's hateful conduct policy. the tweet was deleted back in 2018, twitter updated its policy and prohibited content rules to include mis gendering transgender individuals. congressman bangs, as lashed out of his suspension, saying that calling someone who was born and lived as a man for over 50 years. the 1st female force officer is ultimately an insult to all women. my treat was a statement of fact big tech doesn't have to agree with me, but they shouldn't be able to cancel me if they silence me, they will silence you. well, it's not the 1st time to it has drawn aia for suspending high profile politicians. of course, lest we forget, the former us president donald trump's account was permanently blocked in the wake of the capitol hill unrest. we chatted with journalist and commented chadwick, moore. he believes the big tech giants are actively shutting down open discussion. well, when it comes to big tech and especially twitter, transgender rhythm is the 3rd rating. everyone sorta knows that is the most touchy top

isee yoursmiling facebook, twitter, instagram.ning indictment of us as a society is that just the way things are? indictment of us as a society is thatjust the way things are? it is thatjust the way things are? it is some sort _ thatjust the way things are? it is some sort of _ that just the way things are? it 3 some sort of indictment because i thought the loss earlier when it cannot contact my friends instantly which is a little sad, really. but, but this also shows is really concerning for some people and facebook has certain people in their and they've got it fixed and for the last hour and promptly went away again. just to tease us but, yes. it does show the we are dependent and ill make us think a little bit about how much we use these apps. i somehow doubt it. many people have tuned in and they would been on instagram all night long. it's been really good to talk to both.- really good to talk to both. thank ou for really good to talk to both. thank you for taking _ really good to talk to both. thank you for taking the _ rea