Fuller: The Vinyl Record Industry Grew To A $1.4 Billion Market
Josh Fuller · Photographers Weren't Replaced by Photoshop. So Why Fear AI? · Jul 5, 2023 · at 5:43
Matic Digital CEO Josh Fuller argues that older technologies and mediums rarely die completely, citing vinyl records.
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“CDs killed vinyl. It's a 1.4 billion dollar industry in 20, 23. So it's not dead. It's resurrected.”
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