Wired
Having followed Pandora’s progress for nearly a decade, I’ve seen the company do just about everything one can do with interactive radio — except for turn a profit. That will change in 2010, according to Pandora founder Tim Westergren. He told Bloomberg on Monday that Pandora could make as much as $40 million in revenue this year — and that it will become profitable for the first time next year on the strength of its seemingly ever-expanding user base and an iPhone app that attracts around 20,000 new users each day.