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Coca-Cola launches online music download service
Internet Business News, Jan 21, 2004
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Soft drinks manufacturer Coca-Cola has announced the immediate availability of its music download web site.
The site is powered by online music download company OD2 and offers visitors a choice of songs from a database of over 250,000. A spokesperson for the company said that the site aims to offer downloads from a number of artists up to six weeks before they become available in the shops.
The web site can be found at http://www.mycokemusic.com.
Individual songs cost GBP0.80 per download. Alternatively, people can listen to songs through their computer for GBP0.01.
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