Tom Conrad of Pandora Media interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo New York 2010
summary
Pandora models itself on traditional radio and positions discovery ahead of ownership, noting U.S. listeners average 16 hours of radio a week versus 3 hours of owned or on-demand music, and aims to shift broadcast listening to personalized streams. Listening splits roughly 50/50 desktop and mobile and has just tipped to more off‑PC hours, the company counts over 100 device partnerships and is prioritizing automotive and home integrations while finding mobile data caps have negligible impact.
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- 0:00Access more important than ownership
- 1:00Pandoras biggest competition
- 1:53Most popular platform
- 2:35Dominant platform in 2 years
- 3:08Mobile data caps
- 3:48Vinyl vs streaming
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