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Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V. DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Stock Photo
RMK50112–Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V. DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance
Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V. DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMK500PC–Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V. DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News
Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Pablo Garrigos/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMK500N1–Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Pablo Garrigos/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News
Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMK500NW–Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News
Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMK500WK–Brussels, Belgien. 04th Sep, 2017. Florian Drucke, Bundesverband Musikindustrie e.V.; Dr. Holger Enßlin, Sky Germany; Stephan Scherzer, CEO Verband Deutscher Zeitschriftenverleger; Angelika Niebler, member of the European Parliament DLD Europe 17, Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the European Union, September 4th 2017. Free press image © Mélanie Wenger/Picture Alliance for DLD | Verwendung weltweit/picture alliance Credit: dpa/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CXW–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CY4–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CXY–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Employees of Celebrate Records package records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records packages records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CXP–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records packages records at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5DK4–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. A freshly pressed record leaves the Celebrate Records pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5D07–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. A freshly pressed record leaves the Celebrate Records pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Carsten Haupt, manager of Celebrate Records, pictured at the comapny's pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CY3–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Carsten Haupt, manager of Celebrate Records, pictured at the comapny's pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Freshly pressed records stored at the Celebrate Records pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5CXR–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Freshly pressed records stored at the Celebrate Records pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Carsten Haupt, manager of Celebrate Records, pictured with a white motif record in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5DJH–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. Carsten Haupt, manager of Celebrate Records, pictured with a white motif record in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA2NJD–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RMFA5DK6–Stollberg, Germany. 3rd Dec, 2015. An employee of Celebrate Records checks a freshly pressed record at the pressing plant in Stollberg, Germany, 3 December 2015. According to the Bundesverband Musikindustrie (music industry association), the LP record has been making a comeback for several years. In 2014 around 1.8 million records worth 38 million euros were sold, the most since 1992. At Celebrate Records, around 40 employees produce more than 2 million records each year. Around 70 per cent are exported. PHOTO: JAN WOITAS/DPA/Alamy Live News
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