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The link to the "Official Site" does not seem to be working any more, and if I'm reading the article correctly, the inMusic music service is no longer in existence. Minimally it seems this article should be re-named something along the lines of Sympatico and/or MSN Music, considering the article is almost entirely about Sympatico / MSN Music, and even the references are about Sympatico / MSN Music. If it isn't worth renaming the article, then I question the article's overall notability. synthfiend (talk) 19:16, 21 January 2019 (UTC)Reply