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His industry-wide prominence positioned him perfectly to realize his vision of cross-genre collaboration, like the famous 1985 fundraising track "We Are the World," or Jones's hip-hop/bebop fusion record Back on the Block from 1989.
Industrialized entertainment (the oxymoronic "entertainment industry") will gain prominence.
The Catalan textile industry first achieved prominence between 1283 and 1313 and long remained the region's premier industry.
The industry rose to prominence under President George H.W. Bush -- Brown and Root, a Halliburton subsidiary, received a $9 million contract to study supplementing military efforts after the Persian Gulf war.
Of course any changes here could have implications for other parts of the industry, such as EPG prominence.
While Brill's Content shuts its doors, Inside.com, the Web site whose aggressive and sassy coverage of the media industry quickly earned it prominence when it started in the spring of 2000, will lose its dedicated reporting staff and will be remade into a portal for the articles of its owner, Primedia.
The larger takeaway from iHeartMedia's decision is how it reflects the shift that has taken place across the music industry from AM/FM's prominence in the space, to now digital and streaming music services ranging from online and mobile radio offerings like Pandora or iHeartMedia, to streaming-on-demand options provided by Spotify and Rdio, for example.
