Music start-ups Kerbango, MyPlay launching

By CNET News.com Staff, CNET News.com, CNET.com
Wednesday, October 13, 1999 08:30 AM

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Competition in the Internet music industry gets a little fiercer this week, as start-ups introduce innovative technologies that they hope will change the way people access online music.

Kerbango plans Internet radio sans the PC
The Internet start-up hopes to make some noise in the Net music industry with plans for a standalone Internet radio appliance.

Start-up MyPlay.com joins music download game
Another Internet music start-up, due to launch tomorrow, joins a highly competitive industry, claiming it will make it easier to download, manage, and play music files.

previous coverage
RCA, Creative beef up MP3 offerings
The digital music industry continues to heat up, as RCA and Creative Labs unveil new portable MP3 players.

Music site brings bands out of the garage
A Web site built and run by musicians to help bring performers and their fans together launches at Garageband.com.

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