Sentence examples for disc industry from inspiring English sources

As Western antipiracy efforts bore down on software and music-copyright thieves in the past five years, the counterfeit compact disc industry switched to producing videodiscs instead of software and music discs.

This is the last gasp of the plastic disc industry and CES 2010 will feature — and I'm sure of this — a sub-$100 hybrid HD drive from a minor player, essentially allowing us to call it a draw.

And instead of offering these discs in the record industry's standard packaging -- plastic jewel boxes with flimsy booklets -- Mr. Coblence wanted the discs to be bound into hardcover books that include expansive essays on the composers and the works.

This hard drive is where the songs (which the record industry hopes you have encoded from your personal compact discs or downloaded legally from the Internet) live.

This disc contains six extended tracks from the golden age of the Moroccan record industry in the 1960s.

HERE'S the proposition: The record industry wants you to buy your music on a new kind of disc.

The research firm lowered its 2012 forecast from its previous estimate of 4.6percentt due to global economic woes and theThailand floods which  hit the hard disc drive industry.

DigiTimes claims that they've talked to Taiwan's optical disc drive industry and found that these companies have been contracted to make internal HD DVD drives for the Xbox 360.

The global success of Sam Smith, feted with platinum discs and industry awards, is highly unfortunate on many levels – not least because of his refusal to openly acknowledge his sexuality in his art with any of the detail or nuance of Cool for the Summer.

Current benchmarks include Warner's "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone," which should reach the 16 million to 18 million level on cassette and disc, according to industry estimates, and New Line's "Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring," which is projected at 14 million to 15 million.

The rationale of artificial disc replacement, mainly industry driven, is motion preservation with subsequent prevention of adjacent disc degeneration.