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To: Laser who wrote (620)	1/29/1999 8:59:00 AM
From: Link Lady	Respond to of 3896

Found this today but not sure if relevent. canoe.com Report: Sony plans to sell music through Internet TOKYO (AP) -- Japan's Sony Music Entertainment plans to start allowing Internet users to download music for a fee and record it onto minidiscs, according to a published report today. Customers would be able to choose from music produced by Sony, and would be charged according to the number of songs downloaded or the playing time of the music, the Asahi newspaper reported. The newspaper did not say when the new program would be implemented. The company declined to confirm the report. Sony Music Entertainment's parent company, Sony Corp., has been aggressively pursuing new recording technologies including the minidisc. Earnings at Sony's music division increased 22 per cent in the three months ended Dec. 31 even as the Sony group's overall profits fell by 20 per cent. LInk to NR that made me interested newswire.ca