| Name | | CBS Records | |
| General info : | | CBS Records International, simply referred to as CBS in logo, was the international arm of the Columbia Records unit of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS) that was formed in 1961 and launched in 1962.
Columbia Records had been using other record companies to distribute Columbia recordings outside North America, such as Philips Records and its subsidiary Fontana (now associated with Universal Music Group) in Europe.
CBS sold the record company in 1988 to Sony Corporation of America.
In 1991, the CBS Records company was renamed Sony Music Entertainment.
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI. | |
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| General info : | CBS Records International, simply referred to as CBS in logo, was the international arm of the Columbia Records unit of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. (CBS) that was formed in 1961 and launched in 1962.
Columbia Records had been using other record companies to distribute Columbia recordings outside North America, such as Philips Records and its subsidiary Fontana (now associated with Universal Music Group) in Europe.
CBS sold the record company in 1988 to Sony Corporation of America.
In 1991, the CBS Records company was renamed Sony Music Entertainment.
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI. | CBS, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ) launched CBS Records, often simply referred to as CBS in logo in 1962.
This was mainly for the Columbia releases. CBS Inc. couldn't use that brand outside the US because EMI Group owned the rights of the Columbia brand in most of the rest of the world, and Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. had rights to the name in Japan.
CBS Inc. set up a number of companies to market the CBS releases. Examples are CBS Records S.A. in France, CBS Grammofoonplaten BV in the Netherlands and CBS Schallplatten GmbH in Germany.
In the UK, the CBS label was initially distributed by Philips Records Ltd. from 1st May 1962, before becoming independent in early 1965.
These companies also used the CBS label to release records on that were made by local artists.
CBS Inc. sold the record company in 1988 to the Sony Corporation of Japan.
In 1991, the CBS Records was renamed Sony Music Entertainment.
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI.
In 2007, the CBS Corporation, CBS Inc.'s successor, revived the CBS Records brand.
The new CBS Records label is not related to the former CBS Records business or its artists or assets, which were acquired by Sony in 1988.
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| Name | CBS Records | CBS Records (1962-1991) | |
| General info : | CBS, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ) launched CBS Records, often simply referred to as CBS in logo in 1962.
This was mainly for the Columbia releases. CBS Inc. couldn't use that brand outside the US because EMI Group owned the rights of the Columbia brand in most of the rest of the world, and Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. had rights to the name in Japan.
CBS Inc. set up a number of companies to market the CBS releases. Examples are CBS Records S.A. in France, CBS Grammofoonplaten BV in the Netherlands and CBS Schallplatten GmbH in Germany.
In the UK, the CBS label was initially distributed by Philips Records Ltd. from 1st May 1962, before becoming independent in early 1965.
These companies also used the CBS label to release records on that were made by local artists.
CBS Inc. sold the record company in 1988 to the Sony Corporation of Japan.
In 1991, the CBS Records was renamed Sony Music Entertainment.
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI.
In 2007, the CBS Corporation, CBS Inc.'s successor, revived the CBS Records brand.
The new CBS Records label is not related to the former CBS Records business or its artists or assets, which were acquired by Sony in 1988. | CBS Records is the label name of CBS Records, Inc., a company launched by CBS, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ) in 1962.
It is often simply referred to as CBS in logo.
This was mainly done for releasing Columbia releases under a different brand name. CBS, Inc. couldn't use that brand outside the US because EMI Group owned the rights of the Columbia brand in most of the rest of the world, and Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. had rights to the name in Japan.
CBS Inc. additionnally set up a number of companies to market the CBS releases. Examples are CBS Records SA in France, CBS Grammofoonplaten BV in the Netherlands and CBS Schallplatten GmbH in Germany.
In the UK, the CBS label was initially distributed by Philips Records Ltd. from 1st May 1962, before becoming independent in early 1965.
These companies also used the CBS (Records) label to release records on that were made by local artists.
CBS, Inc. sold the record company in 1988 to the Sony Corporation of Japan.
In 1991, the CBS Records, Inc. was renamed Sony Music Entertainment, Inc..
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI.
In 2007, the CBS Corporation, CBS Inc.'s successor, revived the CBS Records brand.
This new CBS Records label is not related to the former CBS Records business or its artists or assets, which were acquired by Sony in 1988. | |
| General info : | CBS Records is the label name of CBS Records, Inc., a company launched by CBS, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ) in 1962.
It is often simply referred to as CBS in logo.
This was mainly done for releasing Columbia releases under a different brand name. CBS, Inc. couldn't use that brand outside the US because EMI Group owned the rights of the Columbia brand in most of the rest of the world, and Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. had rights to the name in Japan.
CBS Inc. additionnally set up a number of companies to market the CBS releases. Examples are CBS Records SA in France, CBS Grammofoonplaten BV in the Netherlands and CBS Schallplatten GmbH in Germany.
In the UK, the CBS label was initially distributed by Philips Records Ltd. from 1st May 1962, before becoming independent in early 1965.
These companies also used the CBS (Records) label to release records on that were made by local artists.
CBS, Inc. sold the record company in 1988 to the Sony Corporation of Japan.
In 1991, the CBS Records, Inc. was renamed Sony Music Entertainment, Inc..
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI.
In 2007, the CBS Corporation, CBS Inc.'s successor, revived the CBS Records brand.
This new CBS Records label is not related to the former CBS Records business or its artists or assets, which were acquired by Sony in 1988. | In 2007, the CBS Corporation, CBS Inc.'s successor, revived the CBS Records brand.
This new CBS Records label is not related to the former CBS Records business or its artists or assets, which were acquired by Sony in 1988.
CBS Records was the label name of CBS Records, Inc., a company launched by CBS, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. ) in 1962.
It is often simply referred to as CBS in logo.
This was mainly done for releasing Columbia releases under a different brand name. CBS, Inc. couldn't use that brand outside the US because EMI Group owned the rights of the Columbia brand in most of the rest of the world, and Nippon Columbia Co., Ltd. had rights to the name in Japan.
CBS Inc. additionnally set up a number of companies to market the CBS releases. Examples are CBS Records SA in France, CBS Grammofoonplaten BV in the Netherlands and CBS Schallplatten GmbH in Germany.
In the UK, the CBS label was initially distributed by Philips Records Ltd. from 1st May 1962, before becoming independent in early 1965.
These companies also used the CBS (Records) label to release records on that were made by local artists.
CBS, Inc. sold the record company in 1988 to the Sony Corporation of Japan.
In 1991, the CBS Records, Inc. was renamed Sony Music Entertainment, Inc..
The CBS Records label was renamed Columbia Records after Sony acquired the Columbia name and trade marks from EMI.
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