Reports emerged from The New York Times recently that executives of internet radio streaming service Pandora had met with Morgan Stanley to discuss potential buyers, following the company’s poor Q3 2015 results. This led Faultline to ask ourselves whether music really has a route to market anymore? Pandora’s financials showed Q4 2016 revenue of $336 million, and full year 2015 revenue of $1.16 billion, but a net loss of $169.7 million for the year. Pandora also spent $143 million in license payments, as well as the acquisitions last year of online ticket site Ticketfly for $450 million and rival Rdio for $75 million. Pandora said at the time it was set to offer Rdio’s personalized radio-style platform, as well its…