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Technology Stocks : The MP3 revolution - MAKING MUSIC MONEY METASTASIZES
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To: Nicholas Thompson who wrote (38)4/1/1999 6:48:00 PM
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Microsoft is aiming to become a big player in music on the Net

By Eben Shapiro
THE WALL STREET JOURNAL

April 1 — Microsoft Corp. is running into static with the record industry as it tries to muscle into the exploding Internet music arena with a new digital-delivery system. To showcase its new compression software, code-named MS-Audio, Microsoft would like to persuade Alanis Morissette and other top rock stars to turn over two previously unreleased songs or videos for Microsoft to post on Web sites.

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