we call the pandora plus and it takes the existing radio service but it adds extra things people like to do like skippy and where we play. you hear a song you like, you want to replay it. you can do it right on pandora. also the ability to play music when you are not to the internet. if you're at a place of cell coverage, you thought that to add to the product as well. we are currently in development on a pandora style version of what an on-demand would look like. we can't go into the details yet, but it's going to be on demand in a that only pandora with their data, genome, decades of experience in helping users discover new music and select music they might want to hear and how the musical taste and expand, we will pride back to a non-demand product we think is really key. have we gone about developing not just do an awful lot of sweat and hard work and we've also made key acquisitions over the last year. one of the key ones of those not entirely intuitively until you think about the full story was the ticketing business. it is meant to address this very large engaged user base. peo

we call it pandora plus. it take the existing at free radio service but at extra things people like to do like skipping more times or replace. you hear a song you like, you want to replay it. now you can do it right on pandora. and the ability to play music when you're not connected to the internet. when you are off-line and don't want to user data plan. if your at a place with bad cell coverage or something like that. we are currently in development on a pandora styled on-demand product. i can't go into the details yet. we are not ready to release those. it is going to be on demand in a way that only pandora, with our data, our genome, our decade of experience and actually helping ands discover new music selected music they might want to hear and how the musical tastes can expand. we will apply that approach to an on-demand product that is key. how we have got about developing that is an awful lot of sweat and hard work. we've also made key acquisitions over the last year. ones, and not entirely intuitively

we're calling it pandora plus, and it takes the existing ad-free radio service but adds extra things like skipping more times or replays. you hear a song, you want to replay it. you don't need to go to another service to do that now, you can do it right on pandora. and also the ability to play music when you are not connected to the internet. so if you're offline. you don't want to use your data plan, bad cell coverage, something like that. so you've got that as well. and we're currently in development on a sort of pandora-styled, pandora's version of what an on-demand product will look like. unfortunately, we can't go into details yet, we're not ready to release those, but it's going to be on demand in a way that only pandora with our data, with our genome, with our decade of experience in actually helping users discover new music and select music that they might want to hear and how their musical tastes can expand, we're going to apply that approach to an on-demand product that we think is really key. how we've gone about developing that is through an awful lot of sweat and hard wo

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