Talk:Liquid Audio

Contesting speedy deletion
Er, as the article says, Liquid Audio was the number 2 standard for Internet audio in the late 1990s (behind RealPlayer). The battle between it and RealPlayer for control of the emerging digital market was of great importance at the time. Like, almost as important to the music industry as, say, MP3.com or Napster were a little later (remember them?)

There are 68,900 Google references to Liquid Audio. It was also a US public company - which in itself is more than sufficient reason for there to be a Wikipedia article! Ben Finn (talk) 15:47, 13 July 2009 (UTC)

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