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The streaming media firm is adding Warner's artists to its content lineup.

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July 7, 2000
By Thor Olavsrud: More stories by this author:

audiohighway.com Friday hashed out a non-exclusive licensing agreement to stream entertainment heavyweight Warner Music Group's music videos.

Terms of the agreement were not disclosed, but Warner Music Group, a division of Time Warner Inc., will acquire a small equity stake in audiohighway.com.

audiohighway.com gains the right to stream Warner Music Group-controlled music videos from its U.S. Web site.

Warner Music Group's record labels include Atlantic, Elektra, London-Sire and Warner Bros.

The videos will also be integrated into audiohighway.com's My Jukebox service, which provides users with a point and click method to created streamed music programming.