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Gazette: Future of CBC Records in doubt
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Published February 12, 2008 4:17 pm
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1 Comment
They could start by changing the name of the enterprise from CBC Records.
Also downsize to:
A 24″ iMac, a color laser printer, a DVD burner with Lightscribe …
and hey, you’re a “record” label.
Could anything more be needed to serve the size of the customer base for these products?
“It is so sad to see the CBC in a downward spiral” said Robert Sunter, the former head of music for CBC Radio.
“We have to look at the catalogue in a more aggressive way,” said Randy Barnard, general manager of CBC Records.
“The business of CBC Records will continue.”