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To: Jeffrey D who wrote (4315)	5/17/1999 2:35:00 PM
From: chris431	Respond to of 18366

Chris Jones' Email. I also e-mail Chris Jones ~1 1/2 hours ago, w/ the source of information which I believed was correct. Below is his response followed by my original e-mail (thanks to both for letting me know Mr. Jones (hehe....had to) had replied. I'm not at home so I'm rarely checking my e-mail via telnet). christopher - thanks very much for the notes. i've been looking around to confirm this, and you're correct -- it was intertrust, not lucent, which made the deal with Universal. will correct the story asap. regards, chris j. At 11:54 AM 5/17/99 -0500, you wrote: >In your "Music Biz Builds A Time Bomb" (May 14,1999) it states "Lucent teamed up with Universal Music Group, while Microsft allied with Sony on content distribution deals." >Having an investment in a company that is working closely with Lucent on its online distribution, there seems to be some question whether or not Universal has teamed up with Lucent. From all other news stories as well as company press releases, it appears that Lucent has not teamed up with Universal Music Group. Rather, it appears Universal has teamed up with BMG and InterTrust Technologies. This latter information can be quickly scanned at news.com & news.com >It would be greatly appreciated if you could confirm or dispel the >Lucent/Universal partnership. > >Christopher Hinton