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Arellano was charged with criminal use of a motion-picture facility, unlawful use of a sound-recording device, computer fraud and online sale of stolen property.
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I make my movies with a camera and a sound-recording device, sometimes with a one-man crew.
Kristin McCracken: I'd Call That a Success: Ed Burns on Newlyweds Kristin McCracken 2011
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For example, my analysis of statistics from the Radio Industry Association of America clearly reveals the decimation of the sound-recording industry since 1999.
Internet to Artists: Drop Dead Stan Liebowitz 2012
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He became the archetypal crooner of a period when the advent of radio broadcasting and talking pictures and the refinement of sound-recording techniques made the climate ideal for the rise of such a figure.
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Arellano was charged with criminal use of a motion-picture facility, unlawful use of a sound-recording device, computer fraud and online sale of stolen property.
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The film and sound-recording industry added 2,300 jobs this year and broadcasting added 780 jobs, according to Barbara Byrne Denham, chief economist at Eastern Consolidated, a real-estate service firm.
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Arellano was charged with criminal use of a motion-picture facility, unlawful use of a sound-recording device, computer fraud and online sale of stolen property.
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On another matter — I have a vague memory of hearing or being told that the word “July” was at one time regularly pronounced to be a homophone of the name “Julie” and that or did I dream this? there is a very early sound-recording of Tennyson, where he uses this pronunciation.
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Arellano was charged with criminal use of a motion-picture facility, unlawful use of a sound-recording device, computer fraud and online sale of stolen property.
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According to calculations made by the Radio and Internet Newsletter, or RAIN, AOL retroactively owes about $1.65 million in sound-recording royalties for that month alone (and that doesn't include songwriting royalties).
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