Australian Recording Industry Association

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The Australian Recording Industry Association , or ARIA for short, is a trade association that represents the Australian music industry . It was founded in 1983 by the music labels EMI , Festival , CBS , RCA , WEA and Universal and replaced the Association of Australian Record Manufacturers (AARM), which was founded in 1956. Your task is to record, administer and sell music licenses.

According to the company, over 100 members are part of the Australian Recording Industry Association. The members range from small record companies run by one to five people to medium-sized companies and large companies that operate internationally. The board consists of Denis Handlin (SME), George Ash (UMA), Tony Harlow (WAR), David Vodicka (Rubber) and Sebastian Chase (MGM).

ARIA charts

ARIA Accreditation Awards

The so-called "Accreditation Awards" are gold and platinum awards based on music sales in Australia. The following tables reflect the lending limits of the individual formats.

Albums and singles
Award until December 31, 1982 until October 31, 2015 since November 1, 2015
Gold record icon.svg gold 20,000 35,000
Platinum record icon.svg platinum 50,000 70,000
Double platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 100,000 140,000
...
Diamond record icon.svgDiamond 1 - 500,000
Video albums
Award Sales units
Gold record icon.svg gold 7,500
Platinum record icon.svg platinum 15,000
Double platinum record icon.svg 2 × platinum 30,000
1 Diamond records are only awarded for albums.

Songs with platinum awards

16 × platinum songs

14 × platinum songs

11 × platinum songs

8 × platinum songs

6 × platinum songs

5 × platinum songs

4 × platinum songs

3 × platinum songs

2 × platinum songs

1 × platinum songs

ARIA Awards

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  1. ^ Siobhan O'Connor: The book of Australia: Almanac 1997-98 . 1997.
  2. ↑ Ken Fin: Watermark Press for Social Club Books . ISBN 1-875973-71-0 , p. 515.
  3. ↑ Who We Are . aria.com.au; accessed on February 20, 2015
  4. ^ ARIA Charts - Accreditations , accessed February 20, 2015, aria.com.au
  5. ^ Glenn A. Baker: Riding an International Wave . Billboard, Nielsen Business Media, Inc., June 12, 1982, ISSN  0006-2510 , pp. 54, Australia New Zealand insert p2 (A / NZ2) ( google.com ).
  6. ^ ARIA Accreditations . Australian Recording Industry Association. Retrieved February 6, 2010.
  7. ^ Glenn A Baker: Pacing the Majors: Labels Try to Balance Pluses and Minuses in Year of Transition . tape 98 , no. 46- . Billboard, Nov. 15, 1986 ( google.com ).
  8. ↑ Gavin Ryan: ARIA Albums: Adele '25' Debuts At No 1 In Australia . noise1.com. Retrieved January 20, 2017.
  9. ↑ ARIA Charts - Accreditations - 2013 Singles (English)

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IFPI regional groups


Egypt  • Argentina (CAPIF)  • Australia (ARIA)  • Belgium (BEA)  • Brazil (PMB)  • Bulgaria (BAMP)  • Chile  • Denmark  • Germany (BVMI)  • Finland  • France (SNEP)  • Greece  • Hong Kong (IFPI and HKRIA )  • India (IMI)  • Indonesia (ASIRI)  • Ireland (IRMA)  • Iceland  • Israel  • Italy (FIMI)  • Japan (RIAJ)  • Canada (MC)  • Colombia (APDIF)  • Croatia (HDU)  • Malaysia (RIM)  • Mexico (AMPROFON)  • Netherlands (NVPI)  • New Zealand (RMNZ)  • Norway  • Austria  • Poland (ZPAV)  • Portugal (AFP)  • Sweden  • Switzerland  • Singapore (RIAS)  • Spain (PROMUSICAE)  • South Africa (RISA)  • South Korea (RIAK)  • Taiwan (RIT)  • Thailand (TECA)  • Czech Republic  • Turkey (MÜ-YAP)  • Hungary (MAHASZ)  • United States (RIAA)  • United Kingdom (BPI)