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TAFTO 2011 Contribution: Sean Hickey

Wed, Apr 4, 2011
by Sean Hickey
Sean Hickey is no stranger to Adaptistration’s regular readers. He’s been a guest author on a few occasions and always manages to make you think about something from a different point of view. His TAFTO contribution is no different plus it introduces a term I’m trying to work into my vocabulary as much as possible:
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An Insider’s Look At The Classical Music Recording Business

Tue, Sep 9, 2010
by Sean Hickey
While I’m away on business, I asked Sean Hickey, National Sales & Business Development Manager Naxos of America, Inc., to step in as a guest author and write something about classical music and the recording business. I’m pleased to say that he accepted the invitation and delivered some thought provoking perspective from his position within
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