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Development fosters cultural diversity … up to a point

RIP EMI: A Major Consolidation for a Suffering Industry
| Music | Article | Sara HEFT | 01.12.11 |

[NEWS] A decade of record industry contraction faced with the steady decline of physical sales has most recently been punctuated by the auctioning off of EMI to the two leading majors in a double deal worth $4.1 billion. What does this consolidation mean for the music industry? Read the article
Disney’s Eyes full of Indian “Stars”
| Television | Article | Sara HEFT | 08.08.11 |

[NEWS] With the launch of Bollywood entertainment channel UTV Stars imminent, Disney has put up an offer to fully acquire Indian media conglomerate UTV, the group behind the channel. What do these two events reveal about the current state of the Indian television industry? Read the article
Turntable.fm: Social Networking through Song, and Then Some
| Music | Article | Sara HEFT | 29.07.11 |

[NEWS] Turntable.fm is the leader of a pack of new sites successfully moving into unchartered territory on the digital music landscape, and stirring up a great deal of media and consumer attention in doing so. Read the article
Cinema in Africa: a clean start and renewal?
| Cinema | Article | Pierre BARROT | 12.07.11 |

Except for Egypt and South Africa, the film industry has hit rock bottom in Africa; but the revival announced by multiscreen cinemas and the making of a few daring films could well do African films some good. Read the article
New Direction for British Film Funding
| Cinema | Article | Dovilé DAVELUY | 01.04.11 |

[NEWS] In a tense economic environment, the British government is reorganizing film industry funding in an attempt to optimize decreasing resources. Read the article
Serious games, A Subject in the Making
| Video Games | Article | Olivier MAUCO | 24.03.11 |

With their multiple uses and transversal approaches, 'serious games' are becoming increasingly weighty in social and economic terms, representing a current market worth 1.5 billion euros. Read the article
Economics and Culture: The Reference
| Economics | Book review | Mathieu PERONA | 03.11.10 |

David Throsby's book is one of the most influential works in the field of cultural economics. Read the book review
Reliance Entertainment, calculated expansion or blind opportunism?
| Cinema | Article | Mohamed BENDJEBBOUR | 20.10.10 |

Reliance Big Entertainment aims to promote and develop the influence of Indian culture worldwide - but is the company spreading itself too thin? Read the article
Will endless choice create unlimited demand?
| Ideas | Article | Heritiana RANAIVOSON | 11.10.10 |

The Long Tail theory was born in the pages of Wired in 2004, and has had a huge impact on the analysis of online content consumption in the wake of its emergence. And now the question is, to what extent does - or might - the development of a Long Tail influence the creative industries? Read the article

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Development fosters cultural diversity … up to a point

RIP EMI: A Major Consolidation for a Suffering Industry

Disney’s Eyes full of Indian “Stars”

Turntable.fm: Social Networking through Song, and Then Some

Cinema in Africa: a clean start and renewal?

New Direction for British Film Funding

Serious games, A Subject in the Making

Economics and Culture: The Reference

Reliance Entertainment, calculated expansion or blind opportunism?

Will endless choice create unlimited demand?

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