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News Burst: Photo booths to offer customised CDs

Jane Wakefield ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 20 Oct 1999 12:34 BST

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Photo-me booths are to offer users the chance to download music on to customised CDs it was announced Wednesday.

In a deal with American music site musicmaker.com, ten booths in London and New York will be fitted out with the service early next year.

The booths will let users select tracks from a database of 10,000 songs and personlise the CD case with different titles and graphics. Each CD should only take a few minutes to make.

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