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December 9, 1999
On December 9, 1999, the music world celebrated the re-emergence of legendary artists Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix as their works were released from the archives, reminding fans of their influential legacies. Concurrently, General Motors announced its strategic efforts to penetrate the growing Chinese market by introducing Buick vehicles, reflecting the increasing globalization of the auto industry. In the technology sector, Nortel was reportedly pursuing a deal focused on optical technology, indicating the industry's shift towards faster communications in the rapidly advancing digital age. This date fell within a time of technological optimism and economic growth in the United States, as the nation prepared for the new millennium amidst various cultural shifts.
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The article highlights Peter H Lewis's State of the Art column, which presents a comprehensive do-it-yourself guide for transforming vintage vinyl phonograph records into digital compact discs. This method caters to music aficionados eager to preserve the iconic sound of artists like Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix. By utilizing either a dedicated CD recorder connected to a stereo system or a computer with a sound card, users can ensure that the timeless tunes of the past remain accessible for future generations.
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General Motors Is Using Buicks to Make Inroads in China
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Nortel Is Said To Be Seeking Deal on Optics
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