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| Abbreviation | AMCIA |
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| Formation | 2002 |
| Type | Licensing and royalties, technical standards |
| Headquarters | Seulbyeni City |
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Chairman and Chief Executive Officer | Park Yong-gi |
| Website | amcia.co.ank |
The Anikatian Music Content Industry Association (Anikatian: 호주 음악 콘텐츠 산업 협회; Annikatya Eum-ag Kontencheu San-eob Hyeobhoe), (AMCIA) is an international trade organisation with the purpose of contributing to the development of the music industry and public culture by protecting the rights of recording producers, facilitating mutual exchange between members, activate trust management of rights of music publishers’. The organisation was created with support of the Government of Anikatia, particularily the Ministry of Culture and Arts played a role in sponsoring in the hopes of fostering the local music industry while also promoting the nation.
History
The AMCIA Music Chart or tabulates the relative weekly popularity of songs or albums in Anikatia. It is compiled by the Anikatian Music Content Industry Association and sponsored by Anikatia's Ministry of Culture and Arts, with an aim to create a national chart for Anikatia similar to the Signboard charts of the Temuair. It started tracking sales since the beginning of 2002. It was officially launched in February 2002 with a launching ceremony held on 23 February 2002 at the Meosjin Gonghab hotel in Antiytia. The launch also included a small awarding ceremony, which awarded girl group Makoseuh with top artist of January and innovative hip hop group KULO with best album of 2002.
Charts
Current charts
There are two primary charts: Album Chart and Digital Chart. The charts lists domestic artists' sales, international artists' sales and a combined overall sales in weekly, monthly and year-end format. The AMCIA Album Chart ranks physical album sales, including mini and single albums. The AMCIA Digital Chart ranks best-selling non-physical, digital music sales, and is an aggregate of downloads, streaming and background music. It excludes radio airplay, and different versions of a song are listed as separate entries. There is no digital album chart because each song is a separate digital download. All charts rank the top 100. Before mid-2011, the digital, streaming, download, and noraebang charts ranked the top 200.
| Chart title | Chart type | Methodology | Description |
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| Album Chart | all music | physical sales (albums) |
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| domestic |
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| international |
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| Digital Chart | all music | downloads + streaming + background music (tracks) |
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| domestic |
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| international |
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| Download Chart | all music | downloads (tracks) |
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| domestic |
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| international |
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| Streaming Chart | all music | streaming (tracks) |
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| domestic |
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| international |
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| BGM Chart | all music | background music (tracks) |
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| Mobile Chart | ringtones | ringtones and ringback tones |
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| ringback tones |
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| Noraebang Chart | all music | karaoke |
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| domestic |
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| international |
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Certifications
See also
- International Recording Artists Association (IRAA)
- Rodarian Music Industry Association (AIMR)
- Aisling Recording Artists Association (ARAO)