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the first phonograph introduced for home use was called
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The spread of video rentals contributed to
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a recently revived practice of paying DJ's or stations to play certain songs is called
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A nickelodeon is a phonograph or player piano operated by inserting a coin
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compact discs were first introduced in
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How can you hear digital radio?
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The first "talkie" movie was
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when radio was first introduced in the united states, it was controlled by
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high fidelity is
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Movie attendance in America peaked between
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recording companies have to pay for
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Some of the modern day challenges for radio include
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country music developed from English,scottish, and irish roots with similar instrumentation and ballad forms
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The idea of radio network broadcasting originated with ____.
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What type of music characterizes the years from 1930 through the 1940s?
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even with the advent of digital music, CD sales are still increasing
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What was the role of the U.S. government in the war of radio patents?
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After 1970, both recording companies and FM radio stations began to ____.
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First released in 1915, this movie, while racist in content, made technological history
20.
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When were the 45 rpm record and the 33 rpm record introduced?
21.
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Thomas Edison invented the phonograph in 1877
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Who came up with the idea of developing radio technology as a broadcasting system that would "bring music to the house"?
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Radio initially offered advertisers ____.
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In the first half of 2010, DVD revenue ____ compared to the same time period in the previous year
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A method of storing information as magnetized areas on a tape or disk is called:
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Home recording, mixing, and editing equipment has encouraged local music industries to develop
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Radio broadcasts had no effect on record sales
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Thomas Edison invented the first functional motion picture camera in 1888, but projection technology was invented by
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acoustic is a sound that is electrically amplified
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In the nineteenth century, music was shared by:
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which of the following white musicians prodecued "covers" of black music
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Once television became available in 1948, the radio networks:
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magnetic tape improved sound fidelity over that afforded by records
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Some recording artists do not like websites such as LimeWire because ____.
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The Hollywood "studio system":
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DJs (disc jockeys) are:
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Vertical integration in the movie industry concerned regulators because
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The personal digital stereo player was first introduced
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Many people disagree with the film ratings system used by the Motion Picture Association of America because
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How did the Radio Act of 1927 affect radio broadcasting
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Artists such as Elvis were influential in the acceptance of new genres of music by covering songs, a process in which ____.
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What has the Motion Picture Association of America done to prevent film piracy
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one musician who was known for his compostions sold as sheet music and who performed in store fronts was
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The roots of today's music can be traced to
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Digital compression makes a perfect reproduction of sound
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What was the first application of radio technology?
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the itlian inventor who first used radio waves to carry messages was
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Through the ____, artists can make their music available, not only for simple download and listening, but for taking apart and rebuilding
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RIAA sued more than 20,000 people in an effort to stop
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The film industry is facing competition from ____.