Sentence examples for record businesses from inspiring English sources

In the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s a handful of companies exerted ironclad control over the movie, radio and record businesses; Xeroxes and tape recorders were nonexistent.

THERE was an odd moment at the press conference called on January 24th to announce the merger of Time Warner's and EMI's record businesses.

But, faced with new pressures, some record businesses are starting to innovate in their own, throwback way: by making clever, incremental tweaks — some digitally influenced, some not — that allow their market to operate more efficiently.

Using surprisingly negative language about his own company, Faxon said: "There are those that say that consolidating record businesses is the way to create value, [but] all you are doing is putting two dying businesses together.

The record business looks grim these days.

There's no record business.

And just maybe the record business.

Certainly, the classical record business has changed.

After that came a group connected with the record business.

"Don't understand how that record business works," he said.

At the same time, the record business began to tank.