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Here's your Daily Crunch. Zoom teams up with Tesla, YouTube's big subscriber bump, and Spotify's Apple Watch upgrade.

Zoom is working with Tesla to bring video conferencing into its vehicles.

The announcement made at the 2022 Zoom Topia conference was light on details, but according to Zoom's group product manager,

the video conferencing feature, will come standard on all new Tesla model soon.

Tesla has continued to add features to its infotainment system designed to entertain its driver or passengers while sitting parked, likely at an EV charger.

Its vehicles, all of which have large touch screen displays, can stream Netflix and YouTube,

has karaoke and offers a host of video games.

Up next, YouTube announced that it surpassed 80 million YouTube music and premium subscribers globally, including customers

using free trials.

The year over year increase of 30 million subscribers is noteworthy and puts the company

on track to becoming one of the top streaming music providers.

In September 2021, YouTube reported 50 million music and premium subs.

Between July 2021 and June 2022, YouTube contributed $6 billion in revenue to the music industry,

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