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To: Jules Burke who wrote (2294)	2/9/1999 11:07:00 PM
From: chris431	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

Interesting article. I found it rather humorous that the article focused on the costs aspect (free) given that I had just posted similar sentiments. I'm curious what the "better quality" in that article refers to. Anyone know how much "better" IBM is claiming the music is. Is it suppose to be CD-quality, almost CD quality, or DVD audio quality? Or is "better" merely a marketing gimmick referring to the fact that some MP3's you download are flawed in their process (with audible glitches, etc.) and IBM will guarantee no such flaws are in their releases? Chris

To: Jules Burke who wrote (2294)	3/6/1999 11:07:00 AM
From: Jules Burke	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

CNN is doing a significant piece (1/2 hour) on MP3 music this weekend--it will be on the "Science and Technology Week" program (I believe it airs at 1:30 pm EST). The show is entitled "The music Web Revolution." Apparently it will examine MP3 from both a music lover perspective and a music industry perspective. Here is a snip-it that I copied from the link below: "The Web Music Revolution takes an in-depth look at the digital music-sharing technologies sweeping the internet, including MP3, the most popular music compression software." cnn.com