(Telecompaper) Internet radio service Pandora reported revenues for its fiscal fourth quarter to January up 54 percent from a year earlier to USD 125.1 million. Advertising revenue rose 51 percent to USD 109.0 million, and subscription and other revenue increased 74 percent to USD 16.1 million. The net loss widened to USD 0.09 per share from USD 0.05 per share a year earlier, while the adjusted result came in better than expected, at a loss of USD 0.04 per share. Operating cash flow improved to USD 8.4 million, and Pandora finished the period with USD 89.0 million in cash. Alongside the results Pandora announced that CEO Joseph Kennedy is stepping down after almost ten years with the company. He will continue in his role until a successor is found. Pandora forecast Q1 revenue of USD 120-125 million and an adjusted loss per share of 10-13 cents. For fiscal 2014, revenues is expected to grow to USD 600-620 million from USD 427.1 million last year. The adjusted net result is forecast between a profit of 5 cents a share and a loss of 5 cents a share, versus a loss of USD 0.08 per share last year.