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In a stunning move for the digital music community, media conglomerate Vivendi Universal said Sunday that it has agreed to pay $372 million for MP3.com, the pioneering music Web site that Vivendi's own music unit had previously sued for copyright infringement. The deal would boost the company's online reach to more than 40 million users -- the largest online audience of any of the major music groups.
May 21, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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