Disruptors Of The Record Industry
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The document traces the history of the recorded music industry from the invention of the phonograph to modern digital music formats and disruptive technologies. It discusses key developments and disruptors like the transition from cylinder to disc records, the impacts of radio and the Great Depression, the rise of jukeboxes and magnetic tape, the introduction of CDs and cassettes, the digital revolution brought by the MP3 format and broadband internet, and potential future disruptors like social media and online music services.
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