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The decade also saw the rise of the movie brat; film-school geeks turned industry titans.

Communism, which turned industry and secularism into a kind of religion, complete with clergy, was Russia's way of being modern.

At first, says Graef Crystal, a former pay consultant turned industry scourge, these plans treated executives and regular employees even-handedly.

Now Richard Berman, a one-time lobbyist turned industry strategist, has zeroed in on another target: Barack Obama's new power plant rules.

They're far from alone in debating the future of the news business these days, a trend that's turned industry blog Romenesko into the day's most depressing read.

So far, promotions with companies such as Atlantic Records and BMG Entertainment have turned industry attention on a2b as a key player in a group consisting of such firms as RealNetworks, Liquid Audio and GoodNoise.

Amy Burch, 36, an independent who is an environmental scientist from Melbourne, Fla.: Romney's a businessman and he obviously ran successful businesses and turned industries around.

If the Heygate proves that the greening of the city is a long way off in London, turning industry into a strange kind of rurality may play oddly with those who once worked in that industry.

As tech barrels through innovations, turning industry after industry upside down in the process, there are some very real human problems that tech examines less often.

But then, 30 years ago, the advent of vinyl sign-cutting technology turned the industry on its head.

The candy-colored iMac "has turned the industry upside down," Jobs said.