MSN, Sprite hip hop for teens

By Dinesh C. Sharma
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Microsoft's MSN and Sprite launched on Wednesday a music site targeted at teens. The site, dubbed The Scenario, features work from 10 hip hop DJs, including Big Tigger, DJ Spooky and Tony Touch.

People can listen to recommended songs and mixes from these DJs as music samples, as well as download full songs and mixes from MSN Music, the companies said. In addition, people can access Thirst Radio--the first branded radio station available on MSN--and share audio clips and tones in their conversations over MSN Messenger.

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