Universal gets Real

Written by Petteri Pyyny @ 08 Jan 2000 7:36

Universal Music Group, world's biggest music recording company, annouced that they have made a contract with Real Networks regarding their online music services. Consumers will be able to listen music from UMG's artists with RealPlayer.

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