Liberty Media, TCI Form Internet Group | Internet News

Liberty Media, TCI Form Internet Group

Apr 7, 1999
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As a result of parent company AT&T’s recent acquisition of TCI, Liberty Media Group plans to
transfer its Internet assets into TCI Music Inc. to form a new Internet-based firm

According to published reports, the combined firm will retain the name of
Liberty’s interactive unit, Liberty Digital, and will trade under TCI
Music’s existing stock symbol, TUNE, on the Nasdaq. The move is designed to
create a currency that can be used for future Internet deals.

Lee Masters was named the company’s CEO. He most recently served as head of
the previous Liberty Digital. He told the Wall Street Journal that
the assests of the combined firm value around $1 billion, with $650 million
of that coming from the former Liberty Digital.

He also said that armed with its new trading currency, the firm plans to
actively search for new opportunities in the Internet and interactive sectors.

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