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Feb 08

1999 – Universal Music, Warner Music, BMG, Sony Mu…

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1999 – Universal Music, Warner Music, BMG, Sony Music and EMI officially unveil Project Madison, a system developed by IBM Corp. to permit fast, secure distribution of full-length, CD-quality albums on the Web.

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