American business: entertainment.

Video rental industry March 25, 2011
After starting in 1979 with a single retail outlet in Los Angeles, the video rental industry boomed during the 1980’s and became a fixture in consumers’ spending during the 1990’s, grossing an average of $1 billion yearly.
Television programming with business themes March 22, 2011
From the beginning, narrative fiction television tended to portray and reinforce the division between the private domestic sphere and the public workplace.
Television broadcasting industry March 22, 2011
During its relatively brief history, the television broadcasting industry has grown from a few experimental networks to become one of the most profitable industries in the United States...
Martha Stewart March 17, 2011
Martha Stewart successfully transformed her interests in cooking, home decorating, gardening, and entertaining into a multimillion dollar business.
Radio broadcasting industry March 8, 2011
Radio broadcasts at once drew audiences to advertising and revolutionized entertainment in American households.
Music industry February 25, 2011
The music industry has brought listeners numerous types of music in various, changing formats.
Motion-picture industry February 25, 2011
The motion-picture industry, part of the greater entertainment industry, employs vast numbers of people in the creation and distribution of its products.
Literary works with business themes February 21, 2011
The mainstream American novel has evolved as a fundamentally individualcentered form of representation.
Howard Hughes February 11, 2011

Through much of the twentieth century, Hughes was the embodiment of the American businessman as a larger-than-life adventurer: half-hero and half-outlaw.

Films with business themes January 31, 2011
Films treating economic subjects tend to reflect popular American attitudes toward business during the periods in which they are made.
Disneyland January 18, 2011
Disneyland set a new standard for theme parks, combining rides and other attractions with famous Disney characters and themes to create a magical, otherworldly setting for family entertainment.
Walt Disney January 18, 2011

 

American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers (ASCAP) December 5, 2010
ASCAP was the first American performance rights organization, tracking the performance of its members’ compositions and collecting licensing fees on their behalf.