Here are the top iOS apps, based on all time worldwide revenue. Pandora is number one.
But somehow Pandora still manages to lose massive amounts of money. In fact, they lost $16.1 million just in the first quarter of this year.
Source: App Annie
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This is DMN. You only visit here for funny click bait articles and titles. And hilarious members debating nonsense things. Like them being a armchair analysts.
always good to be reminded
You know, with this being a site for “Digital” “Music” “News”, I’d have thought that we’d see the announcement that Pandora is going ad-free for 1 day to celebrate ten years in the business. For 24 hours from Midnight (Eastern)September 9 Pandora will not run any ads. So yeah, on Wednesday September 9, even non-premium users can get a taste of Pandora with no commercial interruption.
To quote “The Verge”,