After Snapchat's latest investment in its media publishing outlet, Snapchat Discover, it's clear that the company has an interest in investing in the media market. While the popular image-sharing app can't share entire songs, it looks like one of its creators wants to invest in the music industry.

Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel is looking to buy Big Machine Records, the New York Post reported. Big Machine is the Scott Borchetta-led country music label that manages Taylor Swift.

According to inside sources, Spiegel is willing to bid over 350 million on the company. However, he isn't the only one who wants the label. Supposedly, Apple is looking to acquire the label as well. The Post's inside source reports that there is potential for the two companies to team up and acquireis, McCain's comments manage to remain more newsworthy than those of any other senator: his is a lingering halo of bipartisanship and honor and purity of motives, a reputation that, like David Petraeus's, was so hyped it's hard to imagine it was possible for a living human to truly earn it. A decade ago, McCain's every word was newsworthy, because he was usually attacking his own party on an issue that had deep moral resonance and on which he had some expertise — campaign finance reform, immigration, torture. Benghazi is the exact opposite, a very partisan spat over a single firefight that's meant to deny President Obama one cabinet appointment. As Slate's Dave Weigel pointed out, McCain opposed that kind of point-scoring in 2004, when John Kerry opposed