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mp3.com prepares to rock Wall Street
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39 Well, he is a lucky guy! So i hear they burn a few hundred cds a day. Are youNicholas Thompson-6/6/1999
38 I've been in negotiations with a major label, but my genre is classical andJeff Harrington-6/5/1999
37 Are you hunting for a major label and if you are do you think your mp3.com setuNicholas Thompson-6/5/1999
36 If people could get any tune they wanted *whenever* they wanted it, they wouldnJeff Harrington-6/5/1999
35 The T1 isn't the problem - an album would take less than five minutes to doNicholas Thompson-6/4/1999
34 NICK: Is downloading time worth it? Another take, NY Times article Hours to dArtsCool-6/3/1999
33 aol weighs in - Salon article discusses implications... salon.comNicholas Thompson-6/3/1999
32 Check out GDNO Goodnoise.com, soon to be Emusic.com and should soon be approvedWarner Buffett-5/31/1999
31 Have you checked shoutcast.com out yet?! Once they get the relay servers up anNicholas Thompson-5/29/1999
30 the grateful dead make .mp3 public policy classicrock.about.comNicholas Thompson-5/25/1999
29 excellent bit on mp3.com about possible future of music mp3.com You Say You WaNicholas Thompson-5/25/1999
28 &#9787Nicholas Thompson-5/24/1999
27 I guess if there is an opening day run up of over 100% then 1.5 billion will haNicholas Thompson-5/24/1999
26 A little Net Music from WSJ May 24 May 24, 1999 Offerings in the Offing AHans U. Tschanz-5/23/1999
25 I think mp3.com will be valued much higher by investors than the ~300 million cNicholas Thompson-5/22/1999
24 <i><<Here's my theory, Ready... MP3.COM gets taken out PRE-IPO4 - Bob-5/21/1999
23 I doubt it... but I've been wrong before! Nicholas Thompson-5/20/1999
22 Here's my theory, Ready... MP#.COM gets taken out PRE-IPO by <b> CDNW$Mogul-5/20/1999
21 Good mp3.com article Fortune: (sorry twx- I'd like people to be able to reNicholas Thompson-5/19/1999
20 I agree, all of their short term incentives are to resist change. You've pNicholas Thompson-5/19/1999
19 It's moot technology. It's piracy that is driving the MP3 format adoptJeff Harrington-5/17/1999
18 What do people think of this SDMI gossip on mp3.com? mp3.comNicholas Thompson-5/17/1999
17 I don't think it will be for sale as just the domain name. I also doubt mpNicholas Thompson-5/16/1999
16 Well mp3s are not as popular as wall street is:) Don't worry give it anothDaniel Miller-5/16/1999
15 I have a feeling mp3.com is going to overshadow many other companies, however..Nicholas Thompson-5/16/1999
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