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Muswell Hillbillies (Deluxe Edition) is out now on RCA.

Your correspondent bought a TRS-80 Model III and promptly replaced its cheap RCA white-on-black television tube for a proper green-on-black screen.

Bell started by targeting the local market, but eventually improved its technology and entered the long-distance market, rendering telegraphs obsolete.Sony became famous as a serial disrupter, starting in the 1950s, when its transistor radios skewered the radio standard of the day, vacuum tubes, and that technology's incumbent, RCA.

Such is the reputation the RCA has acquired for turning out the stars of tomorrow in everything from fashion through furniture to car design that last year the show attracted 50,000 people in a month.

Dame Felicity Lott as Helen of Troy, with Les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble conducted by Mark Minkowski, show why this became one of the season's hottest tickets when Laurent Pelly's production was at the Châtelet Theatre in Paris.From the archives comes a moving document, "Leontyne Price Rediscovered" (RCA).

Schools in California and Detroit provide the only serious competition to the world-wide influence of the RCA.

The sole non-RCA course, Towcester, made its own deal in October.

As Professor Garel Rhys of Cardiff University puts it, "The British-trained car designer of today is as omnipotent as the Scottish engineer of the 19th century".So why are RCA-trained designers so good?

Before Christmas, analysts at an outfit called SocialBlade noticed that YouTube had slashed the view counts for channels owned by Universal Music and two owned by arch rival Sony Music, SonyBMG and RCA Records.

A study done some years ago by the now-defunct RCA Laboratories in New Jersey found the median eye-to-screen distance in American homes to be nine feet (2.7 metres).

DVRs have, however, featured in the plots of sitcoms such as "Sex and the City", which is a sure sign of their cultural potency.One thing that might help to spread the word about DVRs is the emergence of handheld video players that use hard drives for storing programmes, such as the Archos AV, which can store up to 80 hours of video using the new MPEG4 compression algorithm, and the RCA Lyra.