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[Krock]

Hi,

könnt mir in den Arsch beißen !!! Erst halt ich die Dinger
über 4 Monate und schieß se dann zu billigst Kursen vor einer Woche
raus. Und jetzt der Sch...

Hier die News:

MP3.com gewinnt Klage

MP3.com stieg nach der Bekanntmachung des Gewinnens der Klage um 95% auf 32$. Der CEO von
MP3.com gab auf der Tech2000-Konferenz von Robertson Stevens bekannt, dass die Klage
gewonnen sei. MP3.com sei nun bemächtigt, legal das myMP3.com-Modell zu implementieren.
myMP3.com befähigt User, CDs, die zu Hause in das CD-Laufwerk gelegt werden, online verfügbar
zu machen. So kann man überall auf der Welt mit Internet-Access seine Musik-CDs hören.

Quelle: http://www.boersen-focus.de/

Ich denke jetzt ist nach Norden noch fiel Platz.
Gruß Krock

[c.i.c.]

Hi Krock,

Tut mir ehrlich leid für dich.
Bin selber bei 27€ eingestiegen und hatte auch überlegt wieder auszusteigen, zum Glück nicht verwirklicht aber leider auch nicht nachgekauft.
Aber vieleicht lohnt sich ein Neueinstieg wieder, was meinst du?
Hat jemand neue News uber empfehlungen oder so?

c.i.c.

[Krock]

Hi,

hier noch ein par news die ich gefunden habe.

MP3.com shares nearly double

By Bambi Francisco, CBS MarketWatch
Last Update: 6:05 PM ET Mar 2, 2000
Market Pulse
Movers &
Shakers


SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- MP3.com, a music
Web site that lets lesser-known artists publish their
music on the Net, saw its shares jump almost 100
percent Thursday after its chairman and chief executive
addressed investors at a technology conference, taking
on the legal matters facing his company.

Shares of MP3.com (MPPP: news, msgs) rose 15 5/8, or
95 percent, to 32.

Michael Robertson, the company`s top executive,
addressed investors at the Robertson Stephens Tech
2000 conference in San Francisco Thursday. "This was
the first chance we had to explain the facts behind the
situation in front of many institutional investors," he
said.

Robertson said he
outlined the
upside and
downside of the
possible outcomes
of the pending
lawsuit with the
Recording
Industry
Association of
America. The
RIAA filed a lawsuit against MP3.com over its new
product, called My.MP3.com, which was made
available on Jan. 12, according to Robertson. In turn,
MP3.com filed suit against the RIAA on Feb. 8 for
allegedly unfair business practices.

The My.MP3.com site uses MP3.com`s proprietary
technology Beam-it, which lets users put their CD
collections online. A consumer places a music CD in a
CD-ROM, and, after the user hits a button, the Beam-it
technology "reads the DNA" of the disc into a
consumer`s PC and automatically "turns that CD on,"
Robertson said. The CD isn`t actually uploaded because
MP3.com has a database of 80,000 CDs. The company
allows access to the database only if consumers can
prove they own a CD, he said.

"The record companies were concerned we would hurt
CD sales," Robertson said.

If MP3.com loses the lawsuit, it may have to pay
damages to the record companies, he said. "They`re
going to have a big challenge to prove that we`re hurting
CD sales," he said, explaining that, through MP3.com`s
partnerships with several online music retailers, CD
sales have actually grown.

If MP3.com wins the lawsuit, the upside is tremendous,
he said.

"This sets the (stage) for a subscription-based service
where MP3.com would charge consumers (a nominal
fee) to access all of their music on any type of device,"
he said.

My.MP3.com is currently being tested by consumers on
a limited basis. In two weeks of testing, consumers used
My.MP3.com to store 5 million songs.

Quelle: http://www.quicken.com/investments/news/notemplates/frame.dc…


MP3.com Plans June Summit For
Internet/Music Distrib Pdts
Thursday, March 2, 2000 04:25 PM

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SAN DIEGO (Dow Jones)--MP3.com Inc. (MPPP, news, msgs) plans to feature
companies and products embedding Internet connectivity into home-entertainment
products at its MP3 Summit 2000 in San Diego, scheduled for June 20 and June 21.

MP3, an online music-distribution company, said in a press release Thursday that it
will showcase businesses and applications at its MSP, or Music Service Provider,
Pavilion, during the forum.

Plans for the summit have continued at a time when 10 big record labels seek seek
damages in copyright infringement suits against MP3.

The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that the company`s My.MP3.com Web site
lets users compile a collection of recordings in a password-protected account on the
Web site.

However, the system doesn`t prevent people from borrowing friends` CDs to stock their
accounts or safeguard against the sharing of account passwords. MP3 said its summit
pavilion will showcase companies which design and develop products and services
that allow customers to access online music content from a variety of sources.

These offerings will include wireless Internet-connected devices that disseminate
music to laptops, cell phones, handsets, watches and other items.

MP3 will also feature businesses providing online capabilities through home stereo
systems, televisions and MP3 players.

MP3`s shares recently traded at 32, up 15 5/8, or 95.4%, on Nasdaq volume of 7.4
million shares. Average daily volume is 909,407 shares.

Companies chosen to participate in the summit can do so free of charge, the company
said.

Quelle: http://www.quicken.com/investments/news/story/djbn/?story=/n…

Gruß Krock