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    Bavarian Illuminati Seal

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    The belief is that the main theory is right and illuminati rules the world ‚ Illuminati comes from an organization created by Adam Weishaupt and founded on May 1 of 1776‚ At the time was named the Barvarian Illuminaty Weishaupt’s Illuminati began humbly with only five members‚ but after a few years and with powerful connections‚ the Order became a major political force across the world. Influential deciders‚ rich industrials‚ powerful noblemen and mysterious occultists joined the Order and participated

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    Music Recording Industry

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    Music Recording INTRODUCTION For centuries man had dreamed of capturing the sounds and music of his environment by means of music recordings. The road to successful music recording had not been smooth until the derivation of the music recording industry. Since the inception of the music recording industry‚ the way in which music is produced‚ distributed‚ sold and consumed have greatly changed so also has popular music changed over time. These changes resulted from new technology which was invented

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    Illuminati: a myth or reality? "Beneath the broad tides of human history there flow the stealthy undercurrents of the secret societies‚ which frequently determine in the depth the changes that take place upon the surface” (1) quotes Arthur Edward Waite‚ a scholarly mystic who had particular interest in occult and esoteric schemes. Secret societies have existed since the dawn of mankind‚ as some people deem it necessary to hide certain ideas and plans from the general public‚ mostly due to their

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    the music business industry; a basic artwork has taken to the digital world‚ and the range of the ‘Art’ is forming more variety with depths with digital technologies. Music streaming has become the primary engine behind increased revenues; the music has entered a new era that both the music industry and its consumers must accept. According to researcher SoundScan‚ some 164 billion songs were streamed in just the United States during 2014 via audio and video platforms. While the music industry looks

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    sound and music industry

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    Unit 39 – The sound and music industry – task1 Introduction: Music industry has four areas. The different roles and jobs are link to the different areas of music industry. People need to sign the contracts and every areas of music industry have different content of contracts. People or companies have copyright. Licensing and copyright are very important in music industry. P1 Describe four areas of the music industry. 1. Music publishing In the music industry a music publisher or company

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    Music industry Segmentaion When attempting to segment a particular consumer base or population by personality or motivation‚ one must consider what personality traits the consumers posses. Of course there are serveral ways to group together personalities ex (fashionable‚ innovative‚ extroverted‚ etc). I have chosen to use Karen Horney’s theory of three personality groups for segmentation of the music consumer market. Karen Horney states that people can be grouped into three personalities;

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    Globalization in the Music Industry Jonathan Ben Ami ACOM 388 The music industry has been around for over two centuries (PBS). Its volatility can be measured by its ability to shift and change according to its time period‚ the technologies that arise through the ages and the public’s shift in musical taste. The music industry is comprised of many different components‚ organizations and individuals that operate within it. Some of these components include the

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    Analysis of the Music Industry

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    Music may be defined romantically as `the food of love ’ (Shakespeare) or more prosaically as `sound with particular characteristics ’ (Wikipedia)‚ but it is undeniably a `vibrant artform ’ (Arts Council England) and one which touches more people‚ in more ways‚ than any other art form. In commercial terms‚ music certainly generates a higher market value than the other arts‚ although a comprehensive market size for music in all its manifestations is impossible to calculate. Key Note has put a value

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    Internet and the Music Industry Cassandra Utz University of Phoenix In our society today‚ there is a growing number of consumers using the Internet as a main source for music. The smaller music companies are having to come up with new and different ways to use the Internet to increase their sales. The music companies can drive there sales because so many

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    How has the internet benefited the music industry The music industry is dying. At least‚ this is the common expression among music businessmen. The availability of music for cheap prices and the abundance of illegal downloading have effectively crippled traditional music sales. While it’s true that the Internet has dramatically debilitated the traditional institutions that dominated the music industry‚ the Internet is actually aiding music as a cultural institution by transforming it from its flawed

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