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To: Joe Lyddon who wrote (4168)	5/14/1999 11:26:00 AM
From: bob	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 18366

Tinroad, I hope you aren't leaving us. Have you lost faith? Interesting article from Robbie Stevens. These folks have NO CLUE as to what is going on in this industry. They need to be informed. MICROSOFT AND SONY – MORE CONFUSION IN THE ONLINE MUSIC GAME - Microsoft and Sony are teaming up to promote and sell software, music, and video products. Under the terms of the agreement, Sony will make protected downloadable music content from its list of artists available to Microsoft. In return, Sony can market and sell its music and video products to users of Microsoft's soon-to-be-released enhanced media software. We expect Microsoft will launch Windows Media 4.0 after SDMI (Secure Digital Music Initiative) after it finalizes its requirements for portable music devices, likely sometime this summer. We believe Microsoft's technology could become the operating system for several digital music devises set to be released later this year. With the accelerated pace of announcements in the online music arena, we are increasingly challenged to identify who will be the likely winners and losers in this high stakes game. BANCBOSTON ROBERTSON STEPHENS Keith E. Benjamin, CFA - 415-693-3285 mailto:Keith@rsco.com Unsubscribe to: mailto:rsch_webmaster@rsco.com May 14, 1999