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Published: 4 May 1999 13:57 BST
The Virgin Entertainment Group will this week launch an online megastore in the US selling its complete high-street range of music, books and videos.
The site, http://www.virginmega.com hopes to challenge sites like Amazon.com and CDNow. The company plans to launch a European version of the site later this year.
Also on offer is Radio Free Virgin, a radio station offering 12 dedicated online music channels. Six of the channels provide live music feeds from in-store DJ's in London, New York and Paris.
The venture will be headed up and managed by Virgin E-commerce, a new arm of the entertainment giant.
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London, which caters to some of the biggest names in the music and entertainment industry. A front-end role is now available in a leading e-commerce ...
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