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A&R artist and repertoire |
Recording firm executives who screen new acts for a firm and determine whether or not to sign those acts |
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Digital platform |
Vehicle for receiving digital information; a computer, mobile phone and iPad are 3 digital platforms for downloading music |
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Downloading |
Transfer of data or programs from a server or host computer to one's one computer or digital device |
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Streaming |
Process in which in audio file is delivered to a computer like device from a website so that it can be heard while it is coming into the device but cannot be saved or stored |
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Label |
A division of a recording from that releases a certain type of music and reflects a certain personality |
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Royalty |
The share of money paid to a songwriter or music composer out of the money that the production firm receives from the sale or exhibition of a work |
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Performance royalties |
Paid to composers, their publishers, and their record labels when their material is used live or recorded in front of audiences via stage acts, jukeboxes, radio, television, or online radio |
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Mechanical royalties |
Collected as a result of the sale of physical media CDs and the sale or download a digital recordings, including labels, individual tracks, and ringtones |
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Payola |
An activity in which promotion personal pay money to radio personnel to ensure that the latter will devote airtime to artist that the formers recording companies represent |
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Piracy |
The unauthorized duplications of copyrighted material for profit |
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Counterfeit |
The unauthorized application of copyrighted music in packaging for profit with the goal of making the copy appear authentic |
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Bootlegging |
The Unauthorized recording of a music performance and the subsequent distribution of that recording |
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Peer-to-peer P2P computing |
A process in which people share their resources of their computer with computers owned by other people |
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Thomas Edison |
1st thing recorded on phonograph Mary had a little Lamb |
