If audiences shift en masse to digital, then the labels could lose out; last year SoundExchange, a digital royalty agency, paid $462 million in digital performance royalties, and that number is growing fast.
In the UK, such controls have long been abolished, and Margaret Thatcher's right-to-buy scheme saw ownership of the best council-owned street properties shift en masse to the private sector.
That was the first time a Commission had been forced to resign en masse and represented a shift of power towards the Parliament.
They are not shifted, en masse, in the direction of the wave.
Even with all the talk of other companies encroaching on Apple's territory, there's precious little sign of Apple users shifting en masse to Samsung handsets or Google tablets.
As for the buyers shifting en masse to other countries, Azim said he isn't too worried.
Ever since the world became aware of U.S. policy to surveil Internet users en masse, the ground has shifted under the idea of 'Internet Governance.' This term, if not yet extinct, is at least already outdated.
In the third step, termed contraction, localized forces pull the arcade and pharyngeal epithelial cells closer together, and the pharynx shifts en masse slightly toward the anterior.
"For these devout Muslims, the only alternative was to leave the workplace en masse before the start of their shift that day," Beth Rivers, co-counsel for the workers, said in a press statement.
The Americans have set their faces against the idea – but again, UK support sends a powerful signal and if the EU threw its weight behind it en masse, thinking in the US might begin to shift.
