Showing posts with label pandora. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pandora. Show all posts

27.7.09

Pandora Radio Survives, But Is No Longer Free

Yesterday, Pandora founder Tim Westergren proclaimed on the Pandora Radio Blog that the service has stabilized its finances, and credited a recent agreement between artists, labels and webcasters to revise the US Copyright Royalty Board’s prices for online music streaming, ruled in 2007. On the downside, Pandora will no longer be free:

“The revised royalties are quite high – higher in fact than any other form of radio. As a consequence, we will have to make an adjustment that will affect about 10% of our users who are our heaviest listeners. Specifically, we are going to begin limiting listening to 40 hours per month on the free version of Pandora.”

What kind of adjustment? Westergren explains: Continue reading...

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23.5.09

Pandora Adds Song Lyrics, Subscription Service

Listeners of Pandora’s Internet radio service can now view lyrics to songs while they play, thanks to a deal between Gracenote and Pandora announced yesterday. Pandora has 27 million registered users, and is looking to be profitable by 2010 through advertising.

“Lyrics are the most-requested piece of music-related information, and they are integral to the music experience,” said Ross Blanchard, Vice President of Business Development for Gracenote. “Now, through this agreement, Pandora users will have easy and direct access to the largest and highest quality database of authorized lyrics available in the industry.” Read more...

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20.4.09

Livio Radio Built For Pandora

A new radio box called Livio is the first device to be designed around the Pandora online music service. The radio can also tune into more than 11,000 other radio stations, and costs $150. It works with a Wi-Fi connection, but can also be connected to the Internet with an Ethernet cable. Continue reading...

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11.4.09

Yahoo! Launches Artist Pages Linked To iTunes and YouTube

Tuesday, Yahoo launched “artist pages“, which provide band tour dates, music videos, reviews and connect to Internet radio services like Last.fm and Pandora, as well as YouTube. Now you can have easy access to updated information about your favorite bands through Yahoo’s extensive network. Continue reading...

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22.1.09

Pandora Ads, Guitar Hero Denounced, MSN Mobile

Pandora now has ads, Guitar Hero gets slammed, and Microsoft competes with iTunes, all in today’s round up! Continue reading...

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