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Cash Box Circulation Gospel 28 Amusement & Music Operators THERESA TORTOSA AMUSEMENT & MUSIC OPERATORS ASSOCIATION EXPO ’82 r)i iT-CON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. QAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. ^NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. .BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CENTURI, INC. CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. , GAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A.CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / -SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CEN- jTURI, INC. CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CENTURI, INC. CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. P ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS. INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TOR- NADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. Bl! AMERICAN SHUF- FLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORI 5ATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. MERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. COR IFACTURING CORP. P ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. [ 1 , LE SOCCER, INC. American shuffleboard co. atari, inc. bally manuf NICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTR OWEN AMERICA ^LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S 1 MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS DO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THEVALL 50.P ATARI, INC. "BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTUI P DYNAMO, INC. BLCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. C 0 AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PA , riONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMER I U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRO jiCTURiNG Corp. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CENTURI, INC. CINEM !, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. IORP. NINTENDO 30F AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING RO ;;s, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC kLLEY COMPANY ^WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFF URING.CO. CEN- Yuri, inc. cinematronics, inc. data east, inc. destro 3AME PLAN, INC. ©. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN PACIFIC NOVELTY Manufacturing rock-ola manufacturing corp. ro\ AMERICA CORP. L THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. C iCTRONICS, INC. -WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. I ] CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELC EB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. N RING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA SI ATICS, INC. TOR- j TABLE INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. Bll I AMERICAN *NADO SOCCER, I SHUF- TLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORI DATA EAST, INC. INDUSTRIES, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON ; MERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. COR IFACTURING CORP. O ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. [ 1 LE SOCCER, INC. AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUF WICS, INC. DATA CAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTF OWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN D NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S MANUFACTURING 2 CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS j DO TABLE SOCCER, fHC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALL IPO. ATARI, INC. tJBALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTUI DYNAMO, INC. niLCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. P 10 AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PA TIONAL SEGA TERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMER _ _ _ U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI, INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. RALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CENTURI, INC. CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. O QAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. D. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO 5.0F AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY MANUFACTURING ROCK-OLA MANUFACTURING CORP. ROWE INTERNATIONAL SEGA STERN ELECTRONICS, INC. STERN / SEEBURG TAITO AMERICA CORP. THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS, INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY ‘WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. WURLITZER AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CO. ATARI. INC. BALLY MANUFACTURING CORP. BALLY MIDWAY MANUFACTURING CO. CEN- fTURI, INC. CINEMATRONICS, INC. DATA EAST, INC. DESTRON, INC. DYNAMO, INC. ELCON INDUSTRIES, INC. EXIDY, INC. GAME-A-THON CORP. GAME PLAN, INC. fD. GOTTLIEB & CO. LOWEN AMERICA LOWEN AUTOMATEN NAMCO AMERICA, INC. NICHIBUTSU U.S.A. CORP. NINTENDO OF AMERICA, INC. PACIFIC NOVELTY Manufacturing rock-ola manufacturing corp. rowe international sega stern electronics, inc. stern / seeburg taito America corp. ^THOMAS AUTOMATICS, INC. TORNADO TABLE SOCCER, INC. UNIVERSAL U.S.A., INC. U.S. BILLIARDS. INC. THE VALLEY COMPANY WILLIAMS ELECTRONICS, INC. © j /”• /"I M 1-iUII \r ie past two ye ie founds has been a||| >m the ml and kids tl|| fleeted thl I stores inton— Dr of video 1 i Now Ge2 pdcap genii! Brought yc tn, the amazl •thership ai stive Parliami llfeadelic n is with the fir; Ibreated to hi |ng your vide lb. .the albl FEATURING THE Slh THE SPACgfeiVADE H»v£y0t* PiAy€»D CCiisiTi>r» roo«y GISH BOX THE INTERNATIONAL MUSIC / COIN MACHINE / HOME ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY VOLUME XLIV — NUMBER 26 — November 20, 1982 C4SHBCK EDITORIAL Over At Last For a good number of reasons, it’s a relief that the trial in dealers was highlighted at the 1979 NARM convention, GEORGE ALBERT the counterfeit tapes case involving the Sam Goody retail where label representatives warned dealers In no uncer- President and Publisher chain and some of its officers has finally come to an end. tain terms that the selling of Illegally duplicated product With the nolo contendere pleas by the chain to an In- would be dealt with harshly. Naturally, the dealers resen- ALAN SUTTON terstate of Property (ITSP) count what they perceived an all-encompassing Vice President and Editor In Chief Transportation Stolen ted as and and by one of its officers to a charge of copyright infringe- heavy-handed approach, and the mistrust only grew J.B. CARMICLE President East ment stemming from the distribution of unauthorized deeper. Vice and General Manager , Coast product, it was the end not only of a bitter, sometimes The Goody case seemed to symbolize this antagonism. JIM SHARP Vice President, Nashville spectacular trial, but also of an ordeal for the industry that The labels, led by the RIAA, never wavered in their in- RICHARD IMAMURA had dragged on for nearly three years. sistence that the flood of bogus product must be cut off, Managing Editor While the final outcome of the trial fell short of placing but they also learned the folly of keeping secret records on MARK ALBERT much blame (a plea of nolo contendere is not an admis- persons or businesses suspected of committing crimes. * Marketing Director sion of guilt), it did succeed in making the pursuit and The retailers learned the full depth of the labels’ feelings East Coast Editorial prosecution of record and tape pirates, counterfeiters and on this matter and their dogged determination the follow i FRED GOODMAN. Bureau Chief LARRY RIGGS, Radio Editor bootleggers something the authorities will take seriously through, and for many, the trial certainly reinforced theier JIM BESSMAN from now on. The trial revealed much about the workings desire to keep it above boards. Wesf Coast Editorial and the profits involved in the sale of bogus records and Now that the shouting is over, the lessons must come MICHAEL GLYNN. Audio/Video Editor MICHAEL MARTINEZ. Marketing Editor tapes, and for those who just didn’t know the magnitude of forth. One thing is clear — the record industry will not JEFFREY RESSNER the problem, it seemed to give them a new perspective. tolerate illegal duplication (or any other theft) of its Ppqpp rrh But there was also a very unpleasant side effect — the product and will do everything in its power to protect its KEN KIRKWOOD, Manager BILL FEASTER exacerbation of the rift that had developed between copyrights. The industry must also realize, however, the MIKE PLACHETKA HARALD TAUBENREUTHER dealers and labels over the issue of bogus product. The futility of blanket accusations and crusades. Specific GREGORY D. LESCHISHIN growing adversary relationship between labels and problems must be dealth with specifically.
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