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• Article | 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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• Article | 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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• Article | Olivier RICHARD | 25.04.13 | 11:17

  Does the music industry in China have a future?

  
  The digital music market in China may be experiencing strong growth, but the sector still has to face up to two challenges: State censorship and large-scale piracy. Given such conditions, does the music industry have a future?
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• Article | 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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• Article | 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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• Article | 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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• Article | 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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• Article | Nicolas VAQUIER | 08.04.13 | 16:22

  Digization, sole growth engine for Europe's creative industries?

  
  [NEWS] According to a recently published study entitled The Digital Future of Creative U.K., digitization is the sole growth engine for Europe’s creative industries.
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• Article | Mathilde RIMAUD | 08.04.13 | 16:17

  Editors still wary of geolocated literature

  [NEWS] The launch of the application “France seen by writers” is an opportunity to take a closer look at how publishing professionals are tackling geolocated literary content.
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• Article | Cécile BERTRAND | 02.04.13 | 17:34

  Social TV: what editorial impact for programs?

  [NEWS] With social television, channels are maximizing their strategies to build viewer loyalty. How is this drive for interaction transforming editorial policies for programming?
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