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To: Manly who wrote (16625)	5/12/1999 10:52:00 AM
From: Scott Kleinhans	Respond to of 27722

Microsoft, Sony link up on digital music Sony to sell new hit "virtual singles" over the Internet using technology developed by Microsoft. By Eben Shapiro, WSJ Interactive Edition May 12, 1999 4:43 AM PT Sony Corp.'s Sony Music, using technology developed by Microsoft Corp., plans to begin selling new hit "virtual singles" over the Internet at the same time the songs are available in record stores. The Internet singles will be available this summer and are expected to cost about $3.49 a piece, the same price as in stores. The Internet versions will take about five minutes to download. zdnet.com