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- shocksopping
- added this
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LAME. Y'all should try playlist.com. Pandora needs to understand people are NOT going to pay for streaming music...
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Yeah, lame.
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- Sam_the_Wizer
- 4 months ago
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pandora, you have changed.
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What starts as a great idea turns into a way for someome to try to get even more cash out of it. People will not pay but will instead go else. I know I will.
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- MongoPongo
- 4 months ago
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According to Pandora's Tim Westergren, only 10% of users listen to more than 40 hours per month. This is becoming the new internet business model: free service for 90% of users and a small charge for those who want premium content. Other online services have already moved in this direction (WSJ, Flickr, MegaVideo) and I understand it and prefer it over not having the service at all. TANSTAAFL.
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Yeah I agree. I have been a Pandora user for years. I don't like this at all.
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Noooo. I love Pandora (for the most part)! But, everything's a business... at least its not .99 per song or anything.
Osh, nothing is free.
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I have pandora going all day, but an extra .99 will not be a reason for me to stop listening.
I'm going to have to remember to pause it when I leave my room.. it's that simple!
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- kayceeparker
- 4 months ago
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Are you kidding me? You guys are bitching about being limited to 40hrs a month?
Last.fm recently decided that nobody outside the UK or United States could listen to their radio offerings AT ALL without paying their recently increased membership rates.
sorry, 40hrs a month is still pretty bloody awesome.
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I like it because it helps me discover new artists that I can grab on zune (with a wma to mp3 converter the zune service is amazingly versatile).
I like it and I still do.
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- theultimateend
- 4 months ago
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Simple solution: Multiple accounts
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I caved - signed up for Pandora One. Love Pandora, listen to it at work. Would've maxed out that 40 hours in 1 week! :(
