RCA Victor

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RCA Victor was a major American record label and phonograph company, historically significant for its role in the development and popularization of recorded music and audio technology.

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instanceOf phonograph company
record label
activity artist promotion
audio technology development
record production
associatedWith broadcasting industry
early television era
radio technology
brand His Master’s Voice
brandType heritage record label brand
country United States of America
surface form: United States
formatIntroduced 45 rpm single
formatProduced 33⅓ rpm LP records
78 rpm records
genre blues
classical music
country music
jazz
popular music
historicalSignificance helped establish mass-market recorded music
influenced global record industry standards
industry audio equipment
music industry
locationCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
logoFeature Nipper
surface form: Nipper the dog listening to a phonograph
market North America
international
mediaType audio disc
phonograph record
sound recording
notableFor development of recorded music
early electrical recording technology
introduction of 45 rpm records
popularization of phonograph records
ownedBy RCA
parentCompany Radio Corporation of America
product phonograph records
phonographs
record players
recordings
roleInBusiness key division of RCA in consumer entertainment
roleInHistory major American record label of the 20th century
roleInTechnology pioneer in audio recording technology
shortName RCA
successor RCA Records

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