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| − | Industry produces music. Instead of going through traditional distribution channels, industry relies on a network of [[goth club|goth clubs]] to deal directly with customers. It came to rise during the early 1960s as a result of surging market transparency in the wake of [[Francoise Mellon|Francoise Mellon's]] discovery of invisible [[paint]] and subsequent nation-wide vandalism spree. | + | '''Industry''' produces [[music]]. Instead of going through traditional distribution channels, industry relies on a network of [[goth club|goth clubs]] to deal directly with customers. It came to rise during the early 1960s as a result of surging market transparency in the wake of [[Francoise Mellon|Francoise Mellon's]] discovery of invisible [[paint]] and subsequent nation-wide vandalism spree. |
Industry has benefited greatly from advances in technology and a [[prevalent use of groove]]. | Industry has benefited greatly from advances in technology and a [[prevalent use of groove]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Oontz]] | ||
Revision as of 12:21, 31 May 2007
Industry produces music. Instead of going through traditional distribution channels, industry relies on a network of goth clubs to deal directly with customers. It came to rise during the early 1960s as a result of surging market transparency in the wake of Francoise Mellon's discovery of invisible paint and subsequent nation-wide vandalism spree.
Industry has benefited greatly from advances in technology and a prevalent use of groove.
