Sentence examples for Multinational record from inspiring English sources

Vinyl still ruled as did the multinational record companies.

This is the kind of news that you imagine gets passed on in subterranean Soho studios or across highly polished boardroom tables in the offices of multinational record labels.

Yet each nation's burgeoning rock scene might have continued in insularity were it not for recent advances in technology and more contacts between the local affiliates of multinational record companies.

Based in Mexico City, bands like Cafe Tacuba, Maldita Vecindad, Caifanes, Santa Sabina and La Castaneda found small clubs in bohemian neighborhoods that were willing to let them play, developed followings that soon grew from the local to the national, and signed contracts with the Mexican branches of the main multinational record companies.

But traditional distribution channels and reliance on big, multinational record labels – whose main motivation was always to generate profit through record sales – meant that only when an artist was rich enough and famous enough could they exercise any control over using their music or their voice for social good.

While the ability of a company like Warner Music Group to make acquisitions appears rather dim given the company's shrunken market capitalization, Bongiovanni argued that "multinational record companies are staring oblivion in the face if they don't do something radical".

Rock's commercial importance was by then reflected in the organization of the multinational recording industry, in the sales racks of international record retailers, and in the playlist policies of music radio and television.

As it stands, our refusal to fight back against poverty wages means the state subsidises big business, through housing benefit and tax credits to help families who work for multinationals posting record profits, and still find they cannot pay for shelter and food.

Fines on multinationals have reached record levels.

Bley made a single UK visit to Manchester on Tuesday, with the 4x4 multinational ensemble that recorded her latest album.

The International Cardiac Arrest Registry (INTCAR) is a prospectively recorded multinational registry offering detailed description of the treatment and outcomes of cardiac arrest patients with return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC).