Murfie stored thousands of customers' CDs, then suddenly

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For years, thousands of people paid a Madison-based company, named Murfie, to rip, stream, and store their CDs, vinyl, and cassettes. But a few weeks ago, Murfie’s website went offline and now customers’ physical music collections may be lost forever.

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