At 10:04am this morning we hit 2,000,000 registered iPhone Pandora users!

Following on the heels of Tift Merritt's great performance at Pandora, we have another show for you:

Last year, a crew of music-loving British documentary filmmakers joined Tim as he hosted town hall meetings and hit open mic nights across the country. The first of these episodes has just premiered on their website DigForFire. It's set in New York City.

Think about your favorite movies.

I can't overstate how excited I am that this is out there in public now: Our very first footage of live music performance on Pandora.

We're fast approaching 2 million registered iPhone users... Crazy! To celebrate this entry to the world of free mobile radio, Apple has generously allowed us to host some show-and-tells at their stores around the country. I'll be sharing some Pandora history, new developments, and a deep dive into the iPhone, which we love so much...

Here's five minutes you'll be glad you spent .

This week is the CMJ Music Marathon in New York City, a great festival that spans multiple boroughs and features a wide range of independent music.

This is a very sad day for Pandora, and for me personally. Today we reduced our staff from 140 to 120 employees. Like virtually every company, Pandora is not immune to the challenges presented by the current economic turmoil. We are trying to react quickly and responsibly to the new environment.