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To: S.C. Barnard who wrote (393)	7/25/1999 10:33:00 AM
From: S.C. Barnard	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1116

and now back to our story.. ragingbull.com and from TMF: A recent article in "GIG" magazine, stated that MP3.com has teamed up with ASCAP. Supposedly ASCAP is licensing more than four million copyrighted works of ASCAP's 85,00 members. There is also to be an interactive ASCAP "RADIO CHANNEL" on the web site. It will also have a spot for local artists to become affiliated with ASCAP. ASCAP should mean big artists. A company called "AudioRequest" is being touted as the first home stereo component that will play MP3 files, recording them from CD or any other format, including FM broadcast and turntables. Users will be able to store up to 150 hours of music in the player and set up playlist. Price- approx. $599. Due out around Christmas. Also, Tompson Consumer Electronics and RCA and announced the Lyra, a super small portable that can hold up to 345 MB(5hours) MP3 files. Ravicka