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Asthma, COPD, Partnerschaft und Sexualit?tsposable income. Other global factors, such as competing entertainment products (DVDs, digital games, mobile phones) and illegitimate copying and sharing of music,. are commonly identified by the industry insiders, as well, as reasons for the declining sales in South Africa since 2008.

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Introduction,logical innovations, legal agreements and the logic of capitalist enterprise — especially the changing market strategies of the few multinational companies.. My aim is to show how local politico-economic and sociocultural factors shape the industry, amid global factors.

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The South African Recording Industry,he international and local labels, the chapter discusses the historically varying role and value of international and domestic music in the market and the industry participants’ discussions concerning the issue.

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Recent Industry Developments,sposable income. Other global factors, such as competing entertainment products (DVDs, digital games, mobile phones) and illegitimate copying and sharing of music,. are commonly identified by the industry insiders, as well, as reasons for the declining sales in South Africa since 2008.

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Normativer Rahmen, Ziele und Organisationeny are often expressed by one and the same person. This chapter aims to make sense of this apparent paradox by examining these and other statements in the context of the past and present recording industry relations in South Africa.