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All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. handle a variety booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. handle a variety booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. handle a variety booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. handle a variety booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

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All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. Web audio is booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. Web audio is booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. Web audio is booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

All major browsers can handle a variety of audio (and video) formats with ease, and including audio on a Web site is theoretically no more complicated than including graphics. Web audio is booming in certain areas such as Internet radio stations and online music distribution, but few mainstream Web sites include sound. Why is the Web still mainly a silent world? This article explains the basics of adding sound to a Web site, discusses the pros and cons of various formats, and takes a look ahead at some really world-shaking things to come.

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