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MP3.com's settlements with Warner Music and BMG are the latest round in an ongoing battle between the record labels and scrappy tech start-ups. As millions of Net users go online to download music, the labels are trying to embrace the digital delivery of their song libraries while ensuring copyright protections.
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MP3.com settles with Warner Music, BMG update The Net music site settles a copyright infringement lawsuit with two of the "Big Five" record labels, causing its stock to rise. 
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