Pandora.com is internet radio site that was established in 2000. The site which partners with fifty musicians-analysts allows users to search and save for their favorite songs, and artists. The site uses The Genome project; a system of analyzing music which they state effectively matches to a users tastes. When users first arrive to the site they search for their desired song or artist, and the site will create a station that matches the user’s search. The site also returns results similar to a search based on many factors such as genre. The site gives registered users many different options to manage their stations. Registered can create in save multiple stations. Users have the option to share their stations through email, add music to their stations, rename their stations, edit the detail of the station, find others who like the artist, and delete the station. Under registered users accounts there are links under each station labeled: about the music, your profile, genre stations, mobile & home, and video series. About the music gives a brief bio about the musician, album information, song list, lists other users who are fans, and lists similar artists, and allows users to share the song, buy the album, or bookmark the information. Your profile allows users to view their bookmarked information, songs, and friends. Genre stations allow users to create stations by searching a specific genre. Mobile & home informs users on how the can add their stations to their cell phones, or home entertainment systems. Video series features videos on everything having to do with music. An interesting feature of this site is that a user’s music is never interrupted because all the features mentioned above all load below the station box. The site reloads to move through different links but remains on page throughout the process. The website would be good for those looking for what can be described as an online mp3 player with access to legal music.