Music service Pandora is set to introduce its stock to the public tomorrow, becoming one more in a series of social networking and online service companies going with an IPO. Pandora isn’t specifically an iOS company, of course, given that its music service runs both through browsers and on a number of platforms.
Web users have been frantically uploading their music libraries in recent months with the launches ofAmazon Cloud Player and Google Music Beta. Both services are storage lockers where users can upload their music files and then play them via a Web browser across multiple computers or devices, or with an Android app.
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Apple inc.’s Chief Executive, Steve Jobs, unveiled an online storage service Monday that includes a way for people to listen to their entire music collections online, without having to manually transfer songs.
Disclosure Zack Whittaker
I interned briefly at Microsoft UK ltd. in 2006 but have since cut my ties. regardless, I remain impartial and unbiased in my views.
I don’t hold any stock or shares, investments or industrial secrets in any company, but have signed confidentiality agreements with a number of UK and US organisations, whose names I am not at liberty to disclose.