Pre-teens rule the pop world

Article Abstract:

In a period when pop music is strong, consumers in the 8 to 12 age group are making an impact and proving their power in the pop world. Pre-teens know about music because of their access to the internet, they have the financial resources, and they know what they want, and retailers are tailoring their businesses accordingly.

Economic aspects, Influence, Demographic aspects, Popular music, Children as consumers, Child consumers, Popular music fans

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Gudinski is back for a second act

Article Abstract:

Michael Gudinski, who started an independent record company in 1972 when he was aged 20, was the winner of the Australian marketer award in 1999. He is now involved in films, and a new record promotion company, Mushroom Marketing.

Music, Gudinski, Michael

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ARIA's next act

Article Abstract:

The Australian Record Industry Awards are an important mechanism for Australia's music industry, with record companies and producers vying to get their acts represented, knowing that an appearance boosts sales.

Australian Record Industry Association

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