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• Press | Karin DANJAUME | 20.05.13 | 11:45

  “A la carte” press: Will journalists become brands?

  
  [NEWS] The online press is still seeking a business model. After paywalls, a new trend has emerged: “à la carte” press. These experiments are emerging from new modes of consumption, and may shape the media of tomorrow.
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• Television | Matthieu REBOUL | 20.05.13 | 11:42

  Pay television: Americans cut the cord

  
  [NEWS] Five million American households are set to put an end to their cable subscriptions this year. More than a rejection of television, this phenomenon reflects profound changes in how video is being consumed.
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• Television | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 20.05.13 | 11:42

  How are Israeli fictions exported around the world?

  
  [NEWS] Behind the success of Homeland and In Treatment hide the Israeli fictions Hatufim and BeTipul. A focus in on the country’s particularly dynamic market for TV series.  
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• Digital Tech | Helene LECUYER | 20.05.13 | 11:38

  MapMyIndia seeks to topple Google Maps for mobile mapping

  
  [NEWS] MapMyIndia, the Indian mobile mapping and browsing application, has joined forces with Blackberry in hopes of taking on Google Maps – no easy task.
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• Cinema | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 07.05.13 | 09:24

  3D cinema takes off in emerging countries

  
  [NEWS] Despite occasional hits, S3D cinema is struggling for success in European and North American movie theatres, whereas in emerging countries such as China and Russia, it’s winning over vast audiences.
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• Television | Nicolas VAQUIER | 07.05.13 | 09:23

  International recognition in store for Turkish series

  
  [NEWS] In just a few years, Turkey has risen to the number two position worldwide in terms of telefilm productions, just behind the United States. Having gained success in North Africa, the Middle East and Central Europe, Turkish series are now hitting western screens.
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• Publishing | Mathilde RIMAUD | 07.05.13 | 09:21

  German publishers seek to get up to speed with e-books

  
  [NEWS] Currently only representing 1% of book sales across the Rhine, the German e-book market seems to have the jitters. Traditional publishing players are starting to realize the scope of the challenge. Is this a reflection of the situation in France?
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• Cinema | Kevin PICCIAU | 07.05.13 | 09:19

  Where to for Argentina’s independent cinema?

  
  [NEWS] Despite 2011 measures promoting domestic cinema in theatres, the BAFICI seems to be the only showcase – albeit limited – featuring Argentine films. Has the festival’s 15th anniversary heralded a new era?
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• Press | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 22.04.13 | 11:45

  Is the newsstand the future of online press in Central Europe?

  [NEWS] A Slovakian start-up drew inspiration from satellite TV packages to offer an original model for online media content. Is this an example to look to?
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• Digital Tech | Helene LECUYER | 22.04.13 | 11:42

  Mobile applications challenged by multilingual India

  [NEWS] The rise of mobile Internet in India bodes well for mobile applications, on the condition that they are adapted to local specificities.
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• Press | Morgane GAULON-BRAIN | 22.04.13 | 11:41

  Diversifying revenues, the path to salvation for the online press?

    [NEWS] Following in the wake of their print counterparts, online news publishers are seeking out balance and durability. But are their revenues truly innovative?
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• Video Games | Vincent SARRAZIN | 22.04.13 | 11:39

  Fragile video game renaissance for the U.K.

  [NEWS] After years of torment, the British gaming market is back on its feet, with productions that are regaining vibrancy.
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• Television | Arnaud MIQUEL | 22.04.13 | 09:27

  Disney Channels out to conquer emerging markets

  [NEWS] The Disney Channels have become a veritable growth engine for the group. In adapting content for the emerging markets and age brackets that it is intent on conquering, the American giant’s TV branch has adopted a lucrative strategy.
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