interested to hear from Pandora folks if you believe you'll be acquired or bankrupt of if you actually believe you still have a future as a standalone company.
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Just like Netflix and Amazon with their own studio and exclusive content?
A slow and painful death would be to go back to pandora from 1 year ago and surf the wave until it dies completely. We have noticed a slow decrease in users but churning 80millions monthly users will take time.
With going full steam with ondemand and subscriptions you at least get in the growth bandwagon that the market really likes and you're at least equipped with a product that's not a dead end, what happens when Spotify's and Apple's radios get "good enough"?
So what's the plan? Back to the days of 3-beer lunches and just keeping the lights on while the company bleeds employees left and right?