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Video, music, photo storing, free shipping, easy returns, the amount of "benefits" that probably doesn't cost them that much to give you feels like a lot. And so that's I think probably the biggest equation that page versus unpaid does for a retailer. Sara Lebow:. Sure. So Amazon's always offered a lot of extra benefits.

So for example, Billboard has a Song of the Summer chart and Nasty is not on the chart at all, which just shows how much splintering there is within music as a cultural industry. Marcus Johnson:. Yeah, interesting. I've heard none of those songs. [inaudible 00:32:13] surprised to know. Not a word V, not a word. Ross? Ross Benes:. So I was curious, how often is it common for toddlers to get sick?

Amazon already offers news and music videos on Fire TV. Bill Fisher:. Well, last week the company added to its already considerable FASST roster detailing it was adding content from Variety, Rolling Stone, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, TVLine, Funny or Die, GameSpot, Honest Trailer, the list goes on.

So I, as people who listen to this show and catch me on it regularly know, I really like kind of just digging up odds and sods and pieces of history related to the music business, and so I found this little sacklet, which is that on this day, in 1913, Billboard released its first ever chart.

YouTube is the flagship of all of Google's activities in video and music and gaming. Google's thrust to evolve from search to video and connected TV, all of that flows through YouTube. Even the live TV product, though it hasn't been a money maker yet for Google, it's inextricable with the YouTube brand.

So for example, YouTube allows Gen Zers to keep up with their favorite content creators, watch music videos. TikTok surfaces funny or entertaining videos. Gen Zs use Instagram to stay up to date on fashion trends. Snapchat is their messaging platform of choice. So Joe, Gen Z consumers bought between these different social media platforms all day.

But anybody who watched the NBA in the 90s and the 2000s knows that NBC is getting basketball back, which means we're getting John Tesh back, the most fire up music of all time. The big winner here is Peacock. This is my takeaway. So I'm looping in my NBC Comcast Peacock story into one. This is huge news for them, right?

She's recording music. She's really just changing, honestly, the economy and business at large, and it's just incredible to watch. Marcus Johnson:. Nice. Very good. Minda, you're up. Minda Smiley:. So my dinner party data is, it's kind of random. Marcus Johnson:. Perfect. Minda Smiley:. This is my first go around with this, so wasn't totally sure how to approach it, but-. Marcus Johnson:. Oh, no.

Well, it sounds a lot like the music video from Take On Me by A-ha, where the comic book comes out and goes into the real world and it goes on the adventure with that girl and has a great little ending. But this seems like a more corporate, product-based version of that.

If you ask it to play music, you kind of want to see the playlist as well and have that to help you kind of navigate your query. So maybe larger screen kind of form factor is the direction that things will move in. Let's count the scores at the end of the Game of the Week. This week's winner? Blake is this week's winner of the Game of the Week with 11 points, Oscar with nine, Ross, eight.

If you look at things like the music service on Amazon, it's limited if you just opt-in to the version that's available as a subscriber versus paying extra for a subscription that gets you 10 times the number of tracks.