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    Will advertising music on different streaming apps lower music artists revenue? Artist choose to put there music on free websites and apps. They know their revenue my decrease. If artistic only sold there music for people to buy they would make less money. A lot of people would buy there music but if it was on streaming sites way more people will listen to it because it’s free. But the artists will still get paid from people streaming their music. In all honesty artists aren’t losing a big percentage

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    GROUP PLC FEDERICO NOBILI History of EMI ▪ In 1897 Emile Berliner‚ inventor of the gramophone‚ co-founded the UK Gramophone Company in London ▪ In 1931 the merger between the Gramophone Company and Columbia Records formed the Electric and Music Industries Ltd ▪ In 1955 EMI entered the American market acquiring Capitol Records‚ the leading American record label ▪ In 1971 the company changed its name in EMI Ltd ▪ In 1980 EMI merged with Thorn Electrical Industries Ltd‚ to form Thorn EMI ▪ In 1992

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    Emi Group Plc Case Study

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    1.0 INTRODUCTION EMI Group plc In early spring 2007‚ Martin Stewart as chief financial officer (CFO) for global music giant EMI‚ he’s knew most of the news that would break at the company’s April 18 earnings announcement. Annual underlying revenue for the company was down 16% to GBP 1.8 billion (British pounds). Earnings per share (EPS) have also dropped from 10.9 pence (p) in 2006 to -36.3p in FY2007. The performance reflected the global decline in music industry revenues‚ as well as the extraordinary

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    newest album from your favorite music group or artist. With the single push of a button you can have an entire discography of a famous artist or group such as the Beatles or a single that you like from a local band you heard playing at the bar last weekend. Artists and bands like the Beatles did not have this new tool called the Internet to get their sound out into the world. They relied on their record label to produce‚ record‚ advertise‚ and distribute their music. Unfortunately‚ your favorite

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    The effect of digital technology on the music industry Nowadays‚ teenagers are living constantly surrounded by technology. Even if the younger generation may not see it‚ technology has had an impact on different factors. The widespread use of digital technology in the music industry has allowed consumers to reproduce digital versions of copyrighted songs inexpensively‚ with the help of many software and websites. There has been an increase in digital copying activities and those are most of the

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    When speaking economically‚ the digital music sector of the international music industry is undoubtably the most important sector in the industry. Within the last decade‚ music has seen cardinal changes in the way both major and independent labels distribute their products. An industry that once relied on Payola ’s and mass distribution of physical records and CD ’s now relies heavily on the power of the internet. The first instance of mass distribution of music through the internet was by the service

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    and Recommendation if Music Industry Strengths: *First major record label to create websites branded towards different music genres. First major record label to use downloading technology to promote sales of CD’s and cassettes. *Merged with AOL--AOL has the largest internet service provider in the industry. *BMG was the largest music club in the world‚ and arguably the leader of the five major labels. *BMG set up a series of websites dedicated to specific genres of music. These sites linked fans

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    Music and motion pictures‚ two of the most popular forms of entertainment today‚ can easily be traced back hundreds of years ago. Yet a relatively newer form of entertainment (and information) has impacted those long-established industries in as little as a few years: the internet. Recorded music‚ technically speaking‚ can be traced back to April 9th‚ 1860 with “Au Clair de la Lune” by Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville . Though music existed long before this date‚ it marks the first time music

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    1945-1990's Music Analysis

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    The music from the 1950s-1990s has had a major influenced on modern day music. It has affected the way people live as well as how they act. Music has been influenced by many key events in history‚ from freedom rights to uniting countries. Music has also played a dominate role in society effecting the way people dress and act. Music is a trend setter‚ which has caused some positives and negatives on culture. This task will present how it has affected each of the above examples from the years 1945

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    company’s enormous success was largely due to its ability to recruit‚ motivate‚ and retain extraordinary talent. This article explores the HR philosophies‚ policies‚ and practice in 1980s and examines how the policies were managed in 1990s. Microsoft through the 1990s * Recruiting: Attracting the Best and Brightest * Bill Gates preference: intelligent‚ not necessarily experienced‚ new college graduates‚ smarts‚ get things done. * Recruit from elite educational institutions‚ made visits

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