Introduction to MediaNet
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MediaNet is the only company in the world that hosts a global catalog of sound recordings directly connected to an entire database of complete rights and ownership information. Our visionary platform delivers powerful music and media content capabilities and robust publishing and royalty administration without the help of third parties. We operate lean, and our system is the fastest, most scalable B2B digital music platform in existence.
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