When I say 'Hey, Google, play music' I have no idea what random station Google or Pandora are going to pick for me. But if the date and time helps you glean through millions of datapoints in your database to find who placed that ad I'll try. Of course, wouldn't it be easier to just adjust your query to all ads played for my account in the last week (or month or day, etc) and see which ones are in Spanish and who your client is that placed them? I say that as a web developer who knows it's pretty simple to query a database. Maybe nobody at Pandora has access to the database. In that case, again it would be simpler to ask your developers to add a field for language per customer rather than ask them for access to the whole thing. ... View more

Where do we 'send over' this information.  There is no screenshot on my Google home device that just plays from my Pandora account when I say 'Hey, Google.. Play Music'.  The date and time is 'quite frequently'.  Would it not be easier to set a field in your database for preferred language than to look into it 'on a case by case basis'?  That's absurd.  And it doesn't matter what the station name is.  If I have Rat Pack music in a station and hit Like on any of them, those songs will bleed into any of my other modern stations.  The algorithm doesn't know how to keep them separate.  Thank goodness it doesn't seem to smear my favorite Christmas songs across all play lists.  The stations should be as separate as the listener's moods or company or occasion. ... View more