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[freddy30]

inzwischen auf 19 3/4 im Amiland ....

[Stormlord]

AHA, haste meinen Rat also befolgt.

Hier ein möglicher Grund für das kleine Kursfeuerwerk heute:

MP3.com and Djangos.com Partner to Re-Invent Retail Music Industry; Alliance Provides Consumers with Instant Online Access to Purchased CDs

SAN DIEGO, June 14 /PRNewswire/ --
In an unprecedented move designed to give consumers instant global online access to music they have purchased, MP3.com (Nasdaq: MPPP - news) and Djangos.com today announced a strategic alliance. This partnership will allow customers who have purchased music from a Djangos retail store or the Djangos.com web site (www.djangos.com) to immediately hear that music online anywhere in the world through a co-branded music manager.

The combination of Djangos` proprietary real-time, Internet-based retail technology and MP3.com`s (www.mp3.com) Instant Listening Service is expected to rocket retail music sales for Djangos.com, a quality CD, DVD, VHS, and vintage vinyl retailer, while also creating significant sales traffic for the company.

``We believe that our partnership with Djangos.com will change the way the world purchases and listens to music,`` remarked MP3.com chairman and chief executive Michael Robertson. ``Djangos.com is an innovative music retailer who believes as we do that our alliance will catapult their retail CD sales while driving traffic to their online and physical locations. But by far the biggest winners in this deal are music fans, who will gain something they have never had before: instant global online access to music they have purchased through retail stores.``

By integrating MP3.com`s Instant Listening Service into Djangos.com`s proprietary retail Point of Sale technology, the two companies intend to provide consumers with the ability to walk into a Djangos.com retail store, buy a CD, and then immediately access that CD on the web via a co-branded music manager. MP3.com services will also be integrated into Internet kiosks at Djangos.com retail stores.

``Our partnership with MP3.com is definitely a win-win proposition for both companies, but more importantly it provides a revolutionary new business model that will be of great benefit to music fans everywhere,`` said Steve Wood, chairman and chief executive officer of Djangos.com. ``The integration of Internet technology and traditional retailing has always been the guiding strategy of Djangos.com, and the integration of MP3.com`s Instant Listening technology into our Point of Sale software will enable digital music access from the cash register instantly to the web.``

As part of the strategic relationship, MP3.com has also named Djangos.com as its exclusive ``used music partner`` for artist searches on MP3.com. This agreement will give MP3.com users access to an extensive inventory of used music through Djangos.com. Djangos.com will facilitate online used music searches and fulfill orders for MP3.com customers from its retail locations, and its Portland, Ore.-based distribution warehouse.

The integration of MP3.com Instant Listening Service into Djangos.com`s retail and Internet technology will be demonstrated at the MP3 Summit 2000 to be held in San Diego June 20-21. To register for the upcoming Summit, visit www.mp3.com/summit.

Djangos.com joins over 20 MSP Partners who are expanding MP3.com`s strategy for delivering online digital music to listeners anytime and anywhere. Device manufacturers, technologists and other companies interested in integrating MSP products and services can contact [e-mail] for more information.


About MP3.com

MP3.com is pioneering a revolutionary approach to the promotion and distribution of music. MP3.com uses the Internet and file formats that make music files smaller to enable a growing number of artists to distribute and promote their music worldwide and to enable consumers to conveniently access this expanding music catalog. MP3.com`s site contains over 469,000 songs and audio files from more than 74,000 artists. MP3.com believes this represents one of the largest collections of digital music to be found on the Internet. Consumers can search for, listen to and download music free of charge. In addition, MP3.com is recognized as the premier online Music Service Provider (MSP) which allows users to access, manage, and listen to their personal music collection anytime and anywhere in the world, using any web-enabled device or application. MP3.com shares are traded on the Nasdaq National Market under the ticker symbol MPPP. The company is based in San Diego, California. For more information on MP3.com, visit www.mp3.com.

About Djangos.com

Djangos.com offers quality guaranteed, used CDs, DVDs, VHS, and vintage vinyl through a real-time online catalog linked through proprietary technology to the inventories of the company`s retail locations and centralized distribution facility. Additionally, over 350,000 new music, video and DVD titles are available to its online customers through a strategic distribution partnership. Djangos.com has retail locations in Portland and Beaverton, Ore., Chicago and Evanston, Ill., Milwaukee, Wis., and Seattle, Bellevue and Bellingham, Wash.

The Company`s name is derived from the brilliant three-fingered gypsy guitarist Django Reinhardt, who has inspired European and American jazz for decades. In 1973, the image, spirit and nostalgia of the European jazz icon became the inspiration for Django Records, a single-location retail operation in Portland, Ore. Django Records is renowned for its depth and expertise in pre-owned, as well as rare and vintage music. This store, purchased in May 1999 by the co-founders of Djangos.com and now their flagship, is shopped by internationally known musicians, tourists and local music lovers.

Statements in this press release that are not strictly historical are forward-looking statements within the meaning of section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements include references to activities expected to occur in connection with MP3.com`s agreement with Djangos.com and the fulfillment and operation of MP3.com`s MSP program and services. These statements involve a high degree of risk and uncertainty, are only predictions, and actual events or results may differ materially from those projected in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause or contribute to differences include risks related to: MP3.com`s litigation proceedings including without limitation the inability to reach settlement with all parties to such litigation; risks associated with implementation of the strategic relationship with Djangos.com, MP3.com`s new and uncertain business model; acceptance of MP3.com`s products and services; MP3.com`s limited operating history, and MP3.com`s rapid growth, as well as other risks detailed from time-to-time in MP3.com`s reports to the Securities and Exchange Commission, including its report on Form 10-K for the year ended December 31, 1999.

[freddy30]

Nein - ich hatte mp3.com schon vorher. Ich bin einmal unter 10 und einmal bei 11,80 eingestiegen....

Der Kurssprung heute hat weniger mit der Meldung zu tun sondern einfach damit das langsam die Verkaufsorder weniger werden. mp3.com hat so schon das Potienal für über 30 Euro. Ich denke auch die sehen wir spätestens nächsten Monat.

Gruß

Freddy