Hey guys, Brian here. What follows is the podcast episode as originally recorded late this afternoon.

But after recording at about 420 PM Eastern time.

Various channels began reporting that there was an active shooter situation at YouTube's campus in San Bruno, California.

Police have since confirmed that they were indeed responding to an active shooter

and several hospitals have confirmed they've received multiple victims from the incident.

I obviously can't report much more since details are so thin at this time

but check tech meme.com for this developing story. The original episode as

recorded begins in about five seconds. Welcome to the Tech Mem Ride Home for Tuesday, April 3rd, 2018. Today,

Spotify debuts on the stock market, but it might need to depend less on record labels

going forward.

Trump seems serious about Amazon.

Your favorite messaging app is changing. Panera has a data leak and Swedes turn against a cash-free future.

Here's what you miss today in the world of tech. Spotify made its debut on public markets today soaring as much as 28%

above its reference price.

Shares opened at $165.90 before falling below $160 in the first hour of the new stocks

trading.

The New York Stock Exchange had set a reference price of $132 on Monday night

and at its opening trade, Spotify was thus valued at around $29.5 billion, well above its most recent

valuation of $19 billion and also above the reference price valuation of

23 billion. Spotify is not raising capital and our shareholders and

employees have been free to buy and sell our stock for years, CEO Daniel

Ek wrote in a blog post on Monday. So while today puts us on a bigger stage, it

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