Their "Instant Live Recording" technology was rolled out in 2004, and their concert division was spun off in 2005 in the form of the company (*) Live Nation.
The use of voice tracking has controversially allowed this company to keep most of its employees on hourly wages. Their "Instant Live Recording" technology was rolled out in 2004, and their concert division was spun off in 2005 in the form of the company (*) Live Nation. Sometimes accused of monopolistic tendencies due to their ownership of 1200 stations, for 10 points, name this radio conglomerate which memorably banned all of Rage Against the Machine's songs after 9/11.
The use of voice tracking has controversially allowed this company to keep most of its employees on hourly wages.
{Clear Channel} Communications