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Recent events have proven that the Net is changing the music industry in fundamental ways. Retail giant Amazon.com is offering MP3 downloads and preview copies of new albums by big-name acts. Yahoo is launching a radio station, and even the Grateful Dead is getting into the act, with the surviving band members offering free downloads.
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