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Richard Foos has been in the entertainment business for over thirty-five years starting with a small record store named Rhino Records, and eventually growing it into an audio label with well over one hundred million dollars in annual revenue. He and his partner, Harold Bronson, sold Rhino to Time Warner in 1998. In 2003, Richard and his ...
In 2003, co-founders and longtime executives Richard Foos and Harold Bronson left Rhino, reportedly due to frustration with the challenges of an increasingly competitive market. In fact, Time Warner's final vesting of its 100 percent ownership of the label, and its subsequent 'reorganization' of label staff, which did not stop at the former ...
Feb 10, 2024 · Richard Foos is a producer, entrepreneur, entertainment visionary, and one of the co-founders of Shout! Factory. On Jan. 23, he visited Whittier College and held a seminar in Hoover Hall room 100…
Jan 1, 2004 · Richard Foos opted to leave in mid 2002, not long before the moving trucks pulled up to Rhino’s West L.A. headquarters, ready to ship them to Burbank. “In the end,” says Foos, “it was my ...
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Shout! Factory, LLC, trading as Shout! Studios (formerly known as Shout! Factory) is an American home video and music distributor founded in 2002 as Retropolis Entertainment. Its video releases, issued in DVD or Blu-ray format, include previously released feature films, classic and contemporary television series, animation, live music, and ...
Rhino Entertainment is the label co founded by Richard Foos and Harold Bronson in 1978. Beginning with novelty records, then branching into archival reissues and definitive anthologies and various-artists series, the partners and their ever-growing staff of informed eccentrics found that a growing audience shared their diverse musical tastes and uncompromising commitment to
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Nov 16, 2017 · Richard Foos has been in the entertainment business for over thirty five years starting with a small record store named Rhino Records, and eventually growing it into an audio label with well over one hundred million dollars in annual revenue. He and his partner, Harold Bronson, sold Rhino to Time Warner in 1998. In 2003,…
