Company turns music lesons into a point-and-click experience

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New York, NY-based startup Interactive Music Inc has started an Internet World Wide Web site that directly sells interactive guitar and piano lessons. Novice student can pay $8.95 for a four-lesson set of tutorials through a link with offline music teachers after availing of an initial free lesson. Buyers register by furnishing their names, credit card numbers and electronic mail address, then selecting a password that will enable them to access lessons for 12 months.

On-Line Information Services, Videotex & Teletext, Services introduction, New York, Internet services, Interactive Music Inc.

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Golub to leave Walter Karl

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Fran Golub, direct marketing industry expert and chief of Donnelley Marketing's Walter Karl division has announced his retirement

Executive changes & profiles, Advertising, United States, Officials and employees, Appointments, resignations and dismissals, Marketing industry, Golub, Fran, Walter Karl Cos.

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