Sentence examples for profitable record from inspiring English sources
His part in the 1960s music revolution done, his redemption assured by Arista's success, Davis is simply a brainy man running a profitable record company.
It followed a federal trial that ended in March, when Mr. Cohen and his company, a large and profitable record label, were found liable for copyright infringement, breach of contract and fraud against the independent label, TVT Records, which is based in New York, court records show.
We chatted with the brothers about Munich's relationship with the capital city and what it takes to run a profitable record label without using PR.
In a listing of 1952's 30 most profitable records compiled by Billboard, 11 were issued by Columbia, while the company's rival, R.C.A.-Victor had five.
In its early days the orchestra secured profitable recording contracts and important engagements including the Glyndebourne Festival Opera and the concerts of the Royal Philharmonic Society.
This is OK for music — great music can be made without super-profitable record companies — but not so OK for journalism, which relies on a substantial infrastructure of non-superstar reporters.
Those tracks, which usually sell for around $2 each, are more profitable for record companies and musicians than iTunes sales.
The large majority of all albums sold are still CDs, and physical albums remain far more profitable for record companies than downloads.
As recently as three years ago CDs — which are more profitable for record labels than downloads are — accounted for 94percentt of the market.
A possible explanation for these anomalies, however, is that some viewers have deliberately voted against the acts that would be most profitable, through record deals, for Cowell.
