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Billboard Year 1998 Magazine Back Issues

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  • Holiday Record Sales Soar
  • Consolidation, Big Titles Boost Retail
  • Video, Record Labels Gear Up For 1st Quarter
  • QRadio Brings South African Music Online
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music
  • Video And Home Entertainment
  • January 17 1998
  • DVD, Divx Stay In Their Own Corners At CES
  • VH1 Looks To Build On Its String Of Successes
  • Yarbrough Hits Ground Running As Sony Chair
  • Radio Adjusts To Retail Shifts
  • Merits Of Leaks Debated By Radio And Label Execs
  • Brooks Saga With Capitol: The Inside Story On Sevens
  • TV Mktg. Gets Higher Profile Via Virgin Deal
  • Brazilian Music Preserved Through Classic Songbooks
  • Online Firms See Promise In Compilations
  • Costello Signs Unorthodox Multi-Label P'Gram Pact
  • WB's Cochran Catches Fire On Country Charts
  • Sequels To Soundtracks Stand Alone
  • The State Of The Music Industry '98
  • Royalty Deal In Europe Gets Warm Welcome
  • Canadian Top 40 Format Enjoying A Resurgence
  • Cuba Looks To Its Emerging Music Industry
  • Brit Awards Should Elevate Verve, Others
  • Sony's Varied Units Add Up One Strong Firm
  • WB Expects Madonna To Light Up Int'l Markets
  • Local Approach Boosts Bottom Line At P'Gram
  • Biz Mulls Fallout From Braxton's Bankruptcy Filing
  • Norway Begins To Heat Up As Source Of Global Talent
  • Reprise Links With Casino On Sinatra Set
  • EMI Classics Sees Bliss In Alagna/Gheorghiu Deals
  • Structural Shifts At EMI
  • The Grammys: Big Wins, Big Buzz.
  • Show's Attention Lends Retail Boost
  • Greene Finds Himself In Midst Of Brouhaha
  • The Long Road Pays Off For Columbia's Colvin
  • Monty Sales Take Off For U.K. Vid Stores
  • German Awards May Boost Local Hip-Hop Acts
  • Labels Aim To Score With Video Game Soundtracks
  • Business Climate Makes Vet Execs Hot Properties
  • Tradition, Talent Elevate Krall
  • Fogerty Concert Album, Video Due On Reprise
  • Retailers Fear Price War Is Moving Onto The Web
  • Lollapalooza May Not Be On Summer Slate
  • Internet Sales, DVD Are Key Topics For Retailers
  • Legacy Taps Quintet For 3rd Miles Box
  • Eluding Mainstream Visibility, Spoken-Word Sets Still Thrive
  • British Acts Setting Sights On U.S.
  • America Embraces Broad Array Of Music
  • Hopes High For Summer Tours But So Are Prices
  • Warner Bros., Reprise Labels Restructured
  • EMD Absorbs E-Prop; Links With Caroline
  • Country Music Veterans Seek Place On Radio Dial
  • Capitol Nashville Paying Radio To Back-Announce
  • Virgin's Kravitz Crafts Appealing Musical Blend
  • Lilith Lineup Takes Shape; Arista Set Due
  • Mellencamp Joins Columbia, Readies New Album, Art Book.
  • Latino Artists Honored With Billboard Awards
  • Euro Biz Wary Over Planned Probe Of CD Price Disparity
  • Retailers Experimenting With Design Approaches
  • U.S. TV Ads Tap Into New Music, As Stigma Fades
  • Japan Harsh Economy Challenges Music Biz
  • High-Profile Music Videos Going To DVD
  • Indie Retailers Flex Their Muscle
  • EMI Stresses Its Consistency After Management Shift
  • French Dance Acts Flourish
  • Island's Tricky Calls On PJ Harvey, Others For New Angels Set
  • Paid Play Changing Biz Landscape
  • Rise Of Direct Label/Radio Pacts Sparks Wide-Ranging Debate
  • Pop Thrives In Nashville
  • Daft Punk, Sacem Dispute Has Wide Implications In EU
  • MTV Europe, VPL Resolve Years-Long Licensing Dispute
  • Blackwell's Islandlife Has Wide-Ranging Goals
  • Buddy Guy Looks To Expand Audience With Silvertone Set
  • IFPI Meeting To Focus On Budget New Leader
  • A Retooled RCA Is Once Again A Hit-Maker
  • Taylor To Get Century Award
  • Island Targets R&B Market With New Album From Kidjo
  • Industry Is Abuzz With Implications Of Possible P'Gram Sale
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music
  • Video And Home Entertainment
  • Reaching 110 Countries
  • May 30 1998
  • NPR Remains Oasis For Non-Mainstream Music
  • Poly/ Uni Exec Setup Still Cloudy
  • EC To Eye Merger's Effects On Euro Mkt.
  • Sony's Wes Hopes To Relay European Hit Album Into U.S.
  • Barcelona Scene Gains Global Notice
  • Burgeoning Festivals, Labels Nurtuing Local Dance, Rock Acts.
  • Returns Policy Altered
  • Universal: No Need To Ship Back Singles
  • Morris Poised To Take Reins At Uni/Polygram
  • Levy Reportedly Negotiating Exit; Next Up: Melding The Majors Operations
  • Memphis Stays Doggedly Indie
  • Live Shows Key To Global Push Behind Arista's BR5-49
  • Openly Gay Artists Making Business Strides
  • UniGram: The Euro Outlook
  • A&M U.K. Restructured - A Merger Of Opposities
  • Record Labels Are Tapping Into The World Cup Fever
  • Tough Decisions Await Morris In Universal Job
  • AOL Allure Promises To Spark Online Vid Sales
  • Lott Eyes Capitol Course
  • Starbucks, Lilith Link With CD, Cafe
  • Soundtracks Spark Chart Heat
  • Labels Develop More Sophisticated Mktg. Strategies
  • Kid Vid Isn't All Play
  • Competition Fierce In Crowded Market
  • Indie Video Retailers Plan Suit Against Studios, Blockbuster
  • Industry Gapples With MP3 Dilemma
  • E-Commerce Of Music To Be Tackled At Plug.In
  • Vid Singles Look For Higher Retail Profile
  • Bernstein Legacy Renewed On 80th B'day
  • Aussie Music Biz Rocked By Lifting Of Parallel-Import Ban
  • Dance Call To Arms
  • Vid Retailers Still Wary As Divx Plans September Rollout
  • Reggae Re-Examines Spirituality
  • New Generation Covers Spectrum Between Secular And Sacred
  • Left Bank Bows Beyond
  • Record Co. Includes Many Labels Genres
  • Labels Prepare For New Euro Currency
  • German Rap On Rise
  • Slash/London Group Harvey Danger Builds On Success Of Single
  • Zelnick's New BMG Challenge: 15%-20% Global Mkt. Share
  • Best Buy Feels The Heat Over Pearl Jam Promo
  • German Industry Enjoys Improved Rapport With Gov't
  • Japan's Market Data Indicate An Upturn
  • Veterans, New Acts Stand To Gain From CMA Recognition
  • Mitchell Unleashes Tiger On Reprise
  • Veteran Blues Acts Still Face Resistance At Commercial Radio
  • Virgin Nashville Takes Off
  • Exclusive: New Dance Imprint Bows Under WB Umbrella
  • For The Record Alabama
  • 41 Number One Hits
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music, Video And Home Entertainment.
  • Reaching 110 Countries
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music
  • Video And Home Entertainment
  • Virgin Records
  • September 5 1998
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music
  • Video And Home Entertainment
  • Reaching 110 Countries
  • Video Music Awards
  • Hot 100 Turns 40!
  • Chart Changes Pondered
  • Anoushka Shankar Continues Sitar Legacy On Angel
  • RIAA Adjusts CD Plant Anti-Piracy Guidelines
  • Emilio Estefan
  • The 20th Anniversary Billboard Tribute
  • The International Newsweekly Of Music, Video And Home Entertainment.
  • 99X, B-96 Lead Radio Awards
  • Morissette's New 17-Cut Set Is All It's Supposed To Be
  • Is DVD Audio The Successor To CD?
  • Oz Biz Decries Piracy Increase
  • Brazilian Firms Take Plunge Into Local Music Biz
  • Capitol's Carter Feels Alright With 2nd Set
  • Banjo Widens Its Horizons
  • Used In Bluegrass To Punk
  • First-Half Stats Underscore Int'l Turmoil
  • Breaking Acts Can Mean Going Global First
  • Sony's Dion Builds On Success
  • Rights Societies Take Slow, Joint Approach To Euro
  • Capitol Plans First-Day Brooks Sales Of 1 Million
  • Value-Added Premiums Draw Criticism
  • Biz Must Adapt To Survive
  • Philips Surveys Great Pianists With 200-CD Set
  • Houson Finds A New Groove With Arista Set
  • Labels Offering Unusually Full December Slate
  • KRS-One Tapped As Reprise VP To Boost Rap Roster
  • Vid Duplicators Take On Distribution
  • Mega-Mergers Change Shape Of U.S. Music Retail
  • Record Companies Cautious With Boom In Video Outlets
  • Springsteen Backtracks Columbia Box Surveys Music Off The Record
  • TV's QVC Throws Hat Into Label Ring With Q Records
  • Metallica Shifts Gears On Elektra Set Garage Inc.
  • Pro Wrestling Gets A Grip On Music With Compilations, Tie-Ins
  • New Pub Co. Enters The Nashville Fray
  • Clapton - Founded Facility Offers Hope To The Addicted
  • Unigram Takes Shape, But Details Unresolved
  • HMV's Expansion Continues With Huge Scottish Site
  • DVD Making Big Strides
  • Manson, N Sync Lead Billboard Music Vid Awards
  • MTV Shows Spotlight Music, Musicians
  • The Radio Of The Future
  • Retailers Have Mixed Report Card On Super Tuesday
  • Creative Coalition Honors VH1's Sykes For Save The Music
  • James Taylor The Century Award
  • Billboard's Highest Honor For Distinguished Creative Achievement
  • A Portrait Of The Artist By Timothy White
  • Classical Buffs Explore Alternative Outlets
  • Consumers Find Record Clubs A Resource
  • Labels Hear Sales Bells Ringing On Internet
  • Retailer Have Mostly Positive Report Card For Thanksgiving
  • A New Universal Emerges As A Global Force
  • Larsen Unveils International Picture
  • Morris Team Puts Plans Into Action
  • B'board Awards Win Retail Raves
  • 1998 The Year In Music
  • Year-End Charts Critics Poll
  • Business Round - Ups
  • Europe , Asia, Latin America.
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