The phrase "audio business" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to any commercial activity or industry related to audio products, services, or technology.
Example: "The audio business has seen significant growth with the rise of streaming services and digital content."
Alternatives: "audio industry" or "sound sector".
"That's 'don't care' power," said Randy Cole, chief technologist of the Texas Instruments audio business.
The company would then consist of its online audio business and StreamMagic.
It's just numbers," says Milne, who previously ran a successful online audio business.
Tekserve grew out of an audio business based in Mr. Demenus's 23rd Street loft, which was itself an outgrowth of the partners' work at WBAI.
Audio: Watts and Sound Mr. Kairoff, who has also worked for years in the audio business, traces specsmanship back to advertisements for the wattage of stereo amplifiers.
In a statement, the company said it was happy with the progress of the tests to date and remained committed to the audio business.
Internet media and software company RealNetworks and IBM said Friday that they would jointly provide services for content providers that want to set up their own Internet video and audio businesses.
He started an in-flight-audio business that didn't pan out; he left the management of Garland's career to others.
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This year, the two leading companies in the audio-tour business, Acoustiguide Worldwide and Antenna Audio, are introducing audio guides using MP3 compression software, which has vastly improved the sound quality and can hold hours of programming in handsome equipment.
That gives him the firm's digital audio radio business and its trucking and maritime satellite businesses for free.
