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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Warner Music | | | |  Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - HistoryThe city takes its name from the first permanent building on the site, a fort that Charlemagne ordered built as a defence against Slavic incursion. The fort went up in 808 on some rocky ground in a marsh between the Alster and the Elbe. It was named Hamma Burg, where the "burg" means "fort."
The "Hamma" element remains uncertain. Old High German includes both a hamma, "angle" and a hamme, "pastureland." The angle might refer to a spit of land or to the curvature of a river. However, the language spoken might not have been Old H ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - History |
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| | | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - 1990s The band's first full album, Gordon, released in 1992, was a smash hit in Canada and included some of the band's most well-known songs, including "Be My Yoko Ono" (the single which helped fund the album), If I Had $1,000,000 (which spawned a Kraft Dinner, or in the US Kraft Cheese & Macaroni-throwing tradition at live shows that the band has discouraged), and "Brian Wilson" (named after the Beach Boy who later covered the song on a live album) - all of which they performed at Camp Tamarack to a crowd of adoring 6 to 18 ...
See also:Barenaked Ladies, Barenaked Ladies - Indie origins, Barenaked Ladies - 1990s, Barenaked Ladies - 2000s, Barenaked Ladies - Side Projects, Barenaked Ladies - Biography, Barenaked Ladies - Discography, Barenaked Ladies - Early albums, Barenaked Ladies - Primary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Secondary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Live albums, Barenaked Ladies - Songs recorded for compilation albums, Barenaked Ladies - Singles, Barenaked Ladies - DVD / Video Releases Read more here: » Barenaked Ladies: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - 1990s |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Lazy Mutha Fucka - Politics and society The group concentrates a large amount of their effort in expressing their discontent towards the political and economic turmoils in Hong Kong, such as the Asian financial crisis, as well as the incompetence of the Hong Kong political leaders, as demonstrated through the song "WTF". More importantly, however, they also attempt to establish, or rather, reinforce, a distinct and unique Hong Kong cultural identity in which the youth of Hong Kong should be proud of as illustrated in ...
See also:Lazy Mutha Fucka, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Controversy, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Culture, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Politics and society, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Television appearances, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Members, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Discography, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Albums Read more here: » Lazy Mutha Fucka: Encyclopedia II - Lazy Mutha Fucka - Politics and society |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Districts Hamburg is organized in seven boroughs (Bezirke) comprising 104 quarters (Stadtteile):
Altona
Bergedorf
Eimsbüttel
Hamburg-Mitte
Hamburg-Nord
Hamburg-Harburg
Wandsbek
The neighbouring districts of Lower Saxony and Schleswig-Holstein belong to the Greater Hamburg Metropolitan Region, including:
Pinneberg (Schleswig-Holstein)
Segeberg (Schleswig-Holstein)
Stormarn (Schleswig-Holstein)
Lauenburg (Schleswig-Holstein)
Harburg (Lower Saxony) ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Districts |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Constructions
Hamburg - Tunnels.
Old Elbe Tunnel (Alter Elbtunnel)
New Elbe Tunnel (Elbtunnel)
Hamburg - Bridges.
The countless beautiful canals in Hamburg are crossed by over 2300 bridges - that's more than Amsterdam (1200) and Venice (400) have together.
Köhlbrandbrücke
Hamburg - Towers and masts.
Heinrich-Hertz-Turm
Transmitter Hamburg-Billstedt
Champions League ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Constructions |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Lazy Mutha Fucka - Controversy LMF represent the youth culture and attitudes in Hong Kong. They have a great influence on Hong Kong popular culture.
Their most popular song's title, "冚家拎", is one of the most foul phrases in Cantonese. In English, it literally means "Put one's entire family into hell (or death)." Since the public response of Hong Kong to the media was and is still very conservative, LMF continued to remain l ...
See also:Lazy Mutha Fucka, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Controversy, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Culture, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Politics and society, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Television appearances, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Members, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Discography, Lazy Mutha Fucka - Albums Read more here: » Lazy Mutha Fucka: Encyclopedia II - Lazy Mutha Fucka - Controversy |
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| | | | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - Discography
Barenaked Ladies - Early albums.
Buck Naked (1989)
Barenaked Lunch aka The Pink Tape (1990)
The Yellow Tape (1991)
Barenaked Ladies - Primary album discography.
Gordon (1992) #1 CAN
Maybe You Should Drive (1994) #175 US
Born On A Pirate Ship (1996) #111 US
Stunt (1998) # 9 CAN, #3 US
Maroon (2000) #2 CAN, #5 US
Everything to Everyone (2003) #6 CAN, #10 US
Bar ...
See also:Barenaked Ladies, Barenaked Ladies - Indie origins, Barenaked Ladies - 1990s, Barenaked Ladies - 2000s, Barenaked Ladies - Side Projects, Barenaked Ladies - Biography, Barenaked Ladies - Discography, Barenaked Ladies - Early albums, Barenaked Ladies - Primary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Secondary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Live albums, Barenaked Ladies - Songs recorded for compilation albums, Barenaked Ladies - Singles, Barenaked Ladies - DVD / Video Releases Read more here: » Barenaked Ladies: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - Discography |
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| | | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Politics The Bürgerschaft (city assembly) is the parliament of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg (official name, German: Freie und Hansestadt Hamburg), which is voted for by the citizens of Hamburg every four years.
The first mayor of the city (Erster Bürgermeister) as head of the senate (which forms the executive branch) is elected by the Bürgerschaft (city assembly) and is thus head of the city state. Currently, this is Ole von Beust (CDU).
See ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Politics |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Economy
The most significant economic basis for Hamburg in the past centuries has been (and still is) its harbour (see: Hamburg Harbour), which ranks 2nd in Europe and 9th worldwide with transshipments of 7 million standard container units (TEU) and 115 million tonnes of goods in 2004. International trade is also the reason for the large number of consulates in the city.
Other important industries are the aerospace company Airbus, which has one of its two assembly plants located there, and media busi ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Economy |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Transport Hamburg is connected by four Autobahnen (motorways) and is the most important railway junction on the route to Northern Europe. Hamburg's international airport is Hamburg Airport, which is the oldest airport in Germany still in operation.
Though large cities in Germany normally only have a one letter prefix (e.g. B for Berlin), Hamburg's vehicle licence plate prefix is "HH" (Hansestadt Hamburg, English: Hanseatic City Hamburg), which ...
See also:Hamburg, Hamburg - Politics, Hamburg - Language, Hamburg - Economy, Hamburg - History, Hamburg - Sister Cities, Hamburg - Transport, Hamburg - Districts, Hamburg - Constructions, Hamburg - Tunnels, Hamburg - Bridges, Hamburg - Towers and masts, Hamburg - Culture, Hamburg - Institutions, Hamburg - Churches, Hamburg - Theatres, Hamburg - Dance clubs, Hamburg - Music, Hamburg - Museums, Hamburg - Regional dishes, Hamburg - Tourism, Hamburg - Statistics, Hamburg - Regular events, Hamburg - Notable people Read more here: » Hamburg: Encyclopedia II - Hamburg - Transport |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Japanese copyright law - Length of protection Works authored by an individual, under his own name or a known pseudonym, are protected for fifty years following the individual's death. Works authored anonymously or under an unknown pseudonym are protected for fifty years following publication.
Cinematographic works, as well as works authored by corporations, where the individual author or authors are unknown, are protected for seventy years following publication (or seventy years following creation, if the work is not published).
Neighboring rights apply for fifty ...
See also:Japanese copyright law, Japanese copyright law - Author's rights, Japanese copyright law - Applicability, Japanese copyright law - Moral rights, Japanese copyright law - Economic rights, Japanese copyright law - Neighboring rights, Japanese copyright law - Performers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Phonogram producers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Broadcasters' and wire diffusers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Exceptions, Japanese copyright law - Length of protection, Japanese copyright law - Recent movement, Japanese copyright law - Copy-protected CDs, Japanese copyright law - Compensation system for digital private recording, Japanese copyright law - Downloadable tunes for mobile phones, Japanese copyright law - Right of communication to the public, Japanese copyright law - Copyright management business law, Japanese copyright law - Right of transfer of ownership, Japanese copyright law - Right of presentation Read more here: » Japanese copyright law: Encyclopedia II - Japanese copyright law - Length of protection |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - 2000s Maroon, released in 2000, also did fairly well in stores, led by the single "Pinch Me". In 2001, they released a compilation album, entitled Disc One: All Their Greatest Hits 1991-2001, in reference to a line from their song Box Set. It contains 15 tracks from previous BNL albums (all of them have been a single, have had their own video, or both), two tracks from other albums that the band contributed to, and two new tracks, "It's Only Me (The Wizard of Magicland)" and "Thanks, That Was Fun". The latter was thought by some fans ...
See also:Barenaked Ladies, Barenaked Ladies - Indie origins, Barenaked Ladies - 1990s, Barenaked Ladies - 2000s, Barenaked Ladies - Side Projects, Barenaked Ladies - Biography, Barenaked Ladies - Discography, Barenaked Ladies - Early albums, Barenaked Ladies - Primary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Secondary album discography, Barenaked Ladies - Live albums, Barenaked Ladies - Songs recorded for compilation albums, Barenaked Ladies - Singles, Barenaked Ladies - DVD / Video Releases Read more here: » Barenaked Ladies: Encyclopedia II - Barenaked Ladies - 2000s |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - Japanese copyright law - Neighboring rights "Neighboring rights" refer to the rights of performers, broadcasters, and other individuals who do not author works, but play an important role in communicating them to the public.
Japanese copyright law - Performers' rights.
Performers generally have two non-transferable moral rights:
authorship, or control over how they are named in connection with the work; and
integrity, or control over the alteration of a performance, in a m ...
See also:Japanese copyright law, Japanese copyright law - Author's rights, Japanese copyright law - Applicability, Japanese copyright law - Moral rights, Japanese copyright law - Economic rights, Japanese copyright law - Neighboring rights, Japanese copyright law - Performers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Phonogram producers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Broadcasters' and wire diffusers' rights, Japanese copyright law - Exceptions, Japanese copyright law - Length of protection, Japanese copyright law - Recent movement, Japanese copyright law - Copy-protected CDs, Japanese copyright law - Compensation system for digital private recording, Japanese copyright law - Downloadable tunes for mobile phones, Japanese copyright law - Right of communication to the public, Japanese copyright law - Copyright management business law, Japanese copyright law - Right of transfer of ownership, Japanese copyright law - Right of presentation Read more here: » Japanese copyright law: Encyclopedia II - Japanese copyright law - Neighboring rights |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980 In 1962, PPI and DGG formed the Gramophon-Philips Group (GPG), with Philips taking a 50% share in DGG and Siemens a 50% share in PPI. In 1972 the companies formally merged to form PolyGram, of which Philips and Siemens each owned 50%. In 1977 both organisations merged operationally, integrating the recording, manufacturing, distribution and marketing into a single organisation.
The various record labels within PolyGram continued to operate separately. PolyGram gav ...
See also:PolyGram, PolyGram - Hollandsche Decca Distributie HDD 1929-1950, PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962, PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980, PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998, PolyGram - External link Read more here: » PolyGram: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980 |
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| | | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962 In the 1940s, the record business was spread out within Philips — research in the Eindhoven labs, development elsewhere in Eindhoven, recording in Hilversum, manufacturing in Doetinchem, distribution from Amsterdam and exports from Eindhoven. During the late 1940s, Philips combined its various music businesses into Philips Phonografische Industrie (PPI), a wholly-owned subsidiary.
PPI's early growth was based on alliances. A merger was first proposed with Decca of London in late 1945, but was rejected ...
See also:PolyGram, PolyGram - Hollandsche Decca Distributie HDD 1929-1950, PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962, PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980, PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998, PolyGram - External link Read more here: » PolyGram: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962 |
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| | | | | Warner Music: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998 However, a crisis was looming. Before 1978, with the acquisition of UDC, the distribution organisation was too large and PolyGram was making losses. When US operations were running at full capacity, PolyGram expanded aggressively, and would press large quantities of records without knowing the demand. In late 1979, the disco boom busted, leaving the company not only with an underutilised distribution network but with overoptimistic product orders and profligate labels. For example, Casablanca was notable for management spending on luxury car ...
See also:PolyGram, PolyGram - Hollandsche Decca Distributie HDD 1929-1950, PolyGram - Philips Phonografische Industrie PPI 1950-1962, PolyGram - GPG and PolyGram 1962-1980, PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998, PolyGram - External link Read more here: » PolyGram: Encyclopedia II - PolyGram - Reorganisation 1980-1998 |
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