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How HMV has moved with the times

News: 6th September 2010 by Louise Dodgson under Selling & Distributing Your Music

Once upon a time HMV was a high street chain, competing with the likes of Virgin/Zavvi, Our Price, Fopp, Borders, not to mention many more independent record stores than are on the scene these days. You nipped in to buy a CD over the counter, and probably picked up a few more CDs than you intended whilst you were in there!

A lot has changed since then, and whilst you can always nip in to peruse CDs, HMV has a lot more under its belt. It has stayed afloat whilst other high street rivals have fallen along the wayside. It has bought out and re-opened Fopp, taken a stake in the realms of live music venues, as well as purchasing book retailers Waterstones. Is HMV too big for its boots now?

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/7981694/Is-HMV-Group-simply-too-big.html


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hmv, mama group, music retail, live music, record shop, record stores, fopp, waterstones, zavvi

 

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