My press review

• Music

  UK Music Recording Revenue Down In 2011

  UK music industry revenue fell just 3.4% last year to £795m as the steady decline in the popularity of CDs was offset by a 25% increase in... The Guardian 16/02/2012
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• Publishing

  Junglee.com: the new marketplace of Amazon in India

  Junglee.com is not another “international Amazon” like Amazon.fr or Amazon.de. Rather, it is a marketplace that aims to connect buyers... paidContent 02/02/2012
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• Music

  With Internet, do we still need major record labels?

  It's true the internet has been brilliant for artists in many ways, giving them an alternative route to make contact with and sell directly to fans... The Guardian 02/02/2012
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• Music

  Myspace TV : the return of Myspace?

  During the CES 2012, Myspace and Panasonic announced a partnership to unveil new social TV service : Myspace TV. All Things 10/01/2012
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• Cinema

  Netflix launches in Britain

  The highly anticipated launch will see the leading American online film and TV subscription service go head to head with the likes of Lovefilm. The Telegraph 09/01/2012
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• Television

  BSkyB invests in social TV by buying stake in start-up Zeebox

  As CEO Ernesto Schmitt told paidContent  “It’s a major deal. Sky consider social TV to be the biggest opportunity for innovation... paidContent 08/01/2012
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• History

  Infographic: To The Digital Living Room

  How is the TV Landscape Changing? Read Write Web 06/01/2012
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• Law

  Belarus Said to Restrict Access to Foreign Websites

  Belarus has introduced a law that imposes restrictions on citizens and residents in the country visiting or using foreign websites. PCWorld 05/01/2012
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• Cinema

  New film law in Hungary

  Hungarian lawmakers passed amendments to the country's film law, which industry insiders and analysts are touting as a game-changer that stands to... Variety 01/01/2012
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• Advertising & Communication

  Japan Is The World’s Mobile Advertising Powerhouse

  All countries have experienced good growth in mobile ad spend, and the UK is chief amongst them. But Japan is leaps and bounds ahead, with mobile ad... paidContent 19/12/2011
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• Television

  The Future Of How You Get TV

  "Internet TV is no longer simply linear, scheduled TV channels. DVRs will soon be passé. The future of television is video served on... Wired 15/12/2011
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• History

  Viewing and Predicting the Future of Computing

  With its interactive timeline, The New York Times invites its readers to not only discover the history of computing but also to make predictions and... The New York Times 07/12/2011
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• Telecommunications

  Cable Operators To Sell Verizon Advanced Wireless Spectrum For $3.6 Billion

  Verizon has agreed on a deal to pay $3.6 billion for advanced wireless spectrum from Comcast, Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks, which it... paidContent 06/12/2011
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• Law

  European Commission fights E-book price 'cartel'

  The European Commission will investigate different publishers which have "possibly with the help of Apple, engaged in anti-competitive practices... paidContent 06/12/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Uganda : a localized version of YouTube website

  Of course, YouTube has always been available in Uganda, it just means that it will now be localized specifically for the country. The Next Web - Africa 02/12/2011
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• Telecommunications

  China Telecom dials into US via A&T

  China Telecom, the country’s largest fixed-line operator by revenues, is stepping up its overseas expansion through a deal which will give it... Financial Times 01/12/2011
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• Telecommunications

  Yandex Buys SPB Software

  Taking a page from its search counterparts in the East and West like Baidu and Google, Russia’s Yandex has scooped up a mobile software company... paidContent 28/11/2011
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• Music

  UK arts lobby groups have demanded BT block access to The Pirate Bay

  Music industry trade body, the BPI, said it would take legal action if the telecoms firm refused to co-operate. BBC 08/11/2011
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• Music

  The Plan of Sony Music to Dominate the Industry

  "My plan here is very simple" says Doug Morris, the new chief executive of Sony Music Entertainment, who is widely seen as the most capable... The New York Times 07/11/2011
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• Cinema

  Disney and Youtube Make a Deal

  Two powerful media companies, the Walt Disney Company and YouTube, are betting that a new partnership will help them surmount separate... The New York Times 07/11/2011
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• Press

  AFP launches Urdu service

  Agence France-Presse Thursday teamed up with Pakistan's largest private news agency to launch the first international Urdu-language news service. The... Univision Noticias 03/11/2011
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• Television

  PBS Launches A British PBS

  Often called “the American BBC”, this non-profit public broadcaster is now launching in the UK, bringing its unique brand of television... The Telegraph 01/11/2011
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• Technology

  Alibaba set to launch ‘Chinese iPad’ by the end of 2011

  The device, which will launch by the end of the year, according to Alibaba CTO Wang Jiang, will run on Aliyun, the Linux-based operating system... The Next Web 24/10/2011
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• Technology

  The Great Tech War Of 2012

  Fast Company is tracking developments in the increasingly intense competition between Facebook, Google, Apple, and Amazon to show just how fast... Fast Company 24/10/2011
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• Music

  Music rocks the Cleveland economy

  A new study to be released Wednesday by the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture shows that music in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County is... Cleveland.com 20/10/2011
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• Music

  YouTube Merch Store to Sell Songs, Concert Tickets and Merchandise

  YouTube has launched The Merch Store, a tool allowing musicians to sell digital downloads, concert tickets, branded merchandise and more... Mashable 19/10/2011
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• Publishing

  British Library attacked for Amazon link

  The British Library has come under fire from booksellers for including a link to online giant Amazon.co.uk on entries in its public online catalogue. The Bookseller 18/10/2011
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• Telecommunications

  RIM’s $100 Free App Apology

  Today the company finally came out with its first offer of compensation: a selection of premium apps, which it will be giving away for free. paidContent 17/10/2011
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• Publishing

  ‘Arab Spring’ heralds new era for publishers free of repressive regimes

  Publishers from Arab countries attending the world’s biggest book fair have welcomed a greater freedom of speech ushered in by the fall of... The Daily Star (Liban) 15/10/2011
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• Cinema

  Netflix, in Reversal, Will Keep Its Services Together

  In a swift reversal, Netflix said Monday that it had decided to keep its DVD-by-mail and online streaming services together under one name... The New York Times 12/10/2011
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• Video Games

  Australia : In Need Of A Game Changers

  Ron Curry, chief executive of the Interactive Games and Entertainment Association, says that the local gaming industry is suffering and calls the... The Australian 11/10/2011
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• Radio

  Is It Legal To TiVo The Radio?

  Univision, the Spanish-language media giant, has opened a new front in the long-running battle over where and how people can make copies of digital... paidContent 10/10/2011
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• Television

  TF1 Productions eyes gameshow formats

  MIPCOM NEWS: France's TF1 Productions aims to move into the acquisition and adaptation of gameshow formats and is also launching its first animated... C21 Media.net 05/10/2011
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• Cinema

  LACMA partners with Motion Picture Academy on new movie museum

  LACMA said in a statement that it is partnering with the Academy to establish a movie museum in the historic May Co. building, currently known as... Los Angeles Times 04/10/2011
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• Music

  Zvooq.ru : A 'music discovery engine'

  Its an online music sharing platform that allows you to listen to music online free, share it with friends through Facebook and/or to synchronise... Financial Times - Investing in Russia 04/10/2011
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• History

  No More Zune For Microsoft

  As announced on its official website, Microsoft decided to stop producing its Zune players in order to focus on their mobile music and video strategy. Zune.net 03/10/2011
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• Music

  Rhapsody Is Acquiring Napster From Best Buy

  Streaming music service Rhapsody is acquiring Napster’s subscribers and “certain other assets,” the companies announced today. paidContent 03/10/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Yahoo Partners With ABC News On Original Video Series

  Yahoo has struck a partnership with ABC News to address the major challenges both entities face as web users increasingly get their news from niche... paidContent 03/10/2011
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• Ideas

  Vibe or the Anonymous "Twitter Alternative"

  Currently available in the Apple App Store, Vibe is similar to Twitter in several ways but it is an anonymous network, with each message sent without... All Twitter - The Unofficial Twitter Resource 03/10/2011
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• Ideas

  It's Not Just TV

  How HBO, the pay-TV network, revolutionized television. A dossier made by the Financial Times and available in Slate website. Financial Times via Slate 28/09/2011
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• Press

  Prisa ponders asset sales to trim €3.5bn net debt

  Prisa could be forced into selling prized assets to trim its net debt pile as the company's founding Polanco family battles to retain control of the... Financial Times 27/09/2011
• Music

  Toyota : Backing Indie Bands to Sell Cars

  When Toyota began selling the Scion in 2003, the company hoped to draw younger customers with an adventurous and risky form of marketing. Rather than... The New York Times 27/09/2011
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• Telecommunications

  India cap on text messages to deter tele-marketers

  The telecoms regulator in India has put a cap on the number of text messages which can be sent from a mobile phone. Under the new rules, no-one will... BBC - News South Asia 27/09/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Renren Buys Video Sharing Site 56.com for $80 Million

  Chinese social network Renren has purchased China-based video and photo sharing site 56.com.The deal size is around $80 million,... TechCrunch 27/09/2011
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• Cinema

  Hollywood downloads a post-DVD future

  The movie studio business model is poised for its biggest shift in years as Hollywood turns to Internet delivery as the only way to boost home... Los Angeles Times 27/09/2011
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• Television

  Television top source for local news in the US, says study

  New study by the Pew Research Center and Knight Foundation suggests Americans rely on television for local news but that a variety of platforms are... Journalism.co.uk 26/09/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Tencent Weibo Goes Bilingual Faster than Sina

  Tencent Weibo now supports simplified Chinese and English, while rival Sina Weibo supports both simplified and traditional Chinese character... paidContent 26/09/2011
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• Cinema

  Royal Opera House unveils expanded cinema programme

  London's Royal Opera House has launched an ambitious programme of cinema screenings, including a production of Madam Butterfly shot in 3D. Ten operas... BBC - News Entertainment & Arts 26/09/2011
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• Television

  Time Warner and Vivendi vie for controlling stake in Poland's TVN

  At least two global media groups are competing to buy a controlling stake in TVN, the largest Polish private broadcaster by revenue and audience... Financial Times 25/09/2011
• Telecommunications

  France Telecom starts Swiss unit sale

  France Telecom has begun the sale of its Swiss mobile operations this week - a process that could raise more than €1.5bn. Financial Times 20/09/2011
• Education

  New York film school eyes Indian market

  News that the New York Film Academy, which boasts Spielberg and other Hollywood luminaries among its lecturers, will set up shop in India has been... BBC - News South Asia 18/09/2011
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• Telecommunications

  Myanmar Lifts Ban on International Websites

  Myanmar, a country with some of the most repressive Internet restrictions in the world, has lifted its ban on international news websites. Courrier international 16/09/2011
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• Cinema

  Disney close its local language unit

  Walt Disney has pulled the plug on its local language film unit just two years after commissioning a range of movies from producers in fast growing... Financial Times 16/09/2011
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• Cinema

  Netflix has lost one million customers

  In its note to investors today, Netflix tried of offset its news about a decline in customers by noting that it expects to maintain earnings guidance... paidContent 16/09/2011
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• Cinema

  Prescreen : a social movie discovery platform

  It's a web interface wrapped in a social network to a curated catalog of films that may otherwise have had difficulty finding a distribution deal. Fast Company 16/09/2011
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• Digital Tech

  The Russian internet front

  Home-grown companies have proved unusually resilient to the advance of US technology giants. Google, for example, is in the 4th place of the top... Financial Times 13/09/2011
• Advertising & Communication

  UK Government plans to cut entertainment licensing

  The government has published proposals to scrap many of the licensing regulations that campaigners claim are stifling live entertainment in the UK. The Stage News 12/09/2011
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• Music

  How Much Does A Band Make From Various Music Platformes

  Study of the differents music platformes and of what happens to subscription revenue. Case Studies - techdirt 12/09/2011
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• Cinema

  New tax on foreign films in Argentina

  To protect domestic product, the Argentine state film institute will set in practice a measure targeting mass-release Hollywood blockbusters which... Financial Times 04/09/2011
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• Cinema

  The War in Chinese Online Video Market

  Chinese online video and TV operators are making strategic investments, as the market looks set to explode. paidContent 30/08/2011
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• Advertising & Communication

  Online Advertisers Formally Implement a Code Of Conduct

  The code, created and promoted by the Interactive Advertising Bureau, strikes the right tone by emphasizing education, transparency and consumer... paidContent 30/08/2011
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• Cinema

  Miramax eXperience on Facebook

  Following others studios as Warner Bros., Paramount and Universal, Miramax launches a streaming movie venture on the social network. paidContent 23/08/2011
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• Law

  MP3tunes Wins Against EMI

  A major battle over cloud-music services has been resolved, and on balance, it looks like a pretty solid win for the small music-locker service run... paidContent 23/08/2011
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• Television

  HBO and the future of pay-TV

  Betting on quality has made HBO a lot of money. But it now faces more intense and innovative competition. Time for another gamble? The Economist 19/08/2011
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• Advertising & Communication

  In India, Companies are investing Social Media

  With the boom of social media in the country (with 32.6 million Indians reported to be on Facebook at present) companies are pressured to come up... Penn Olson - The Asian Tech Catalog 17/08/2011
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• Video Games

  North Korea's Gold Farming

  The North Koreans code up some bots who can go into huge South Korean games for virtual gold there and then sell the virtual gold on South Korea's... Terra Nova 16/08/2011
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• Technology

  New app for Facebook

  Facebook has launched an instant messaging application for smartphones to compete with similar services as the booming market for chat apps threatens... Financial Times - Companies & Markets 11/08/2011
• Television

  Bringing Comedy Central to Brazil

  The Viacom exec in charge of setting up the new network talks about the sudden flowering of stand-up comedy in Brazil and the mix of local and... The New York Times 03/08/2011
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• Ideas

  Is Netflix killing the piracy ?

  "It's convenient, it's not that expensive, and the selection is just good enough", by Farhad Manjoo. Slate 26/07/2011
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• Law

  Sony sued by insurer Zurich

  Zurich insurance is suing Sony in New York state court, seeking a declaratory judgment "because we concluded that Sony's claims and lawsuits are... Financial Times 22/07/2011
• Television

  Syrian soap operas braced for regional sales backlash

  In Syria, the holy month of Ramadan is the high season for television soap operas. But Syrian producers complain that foreign Arab TV channels are... Financial Times 18/07/2011
• Economics

  Interview of Hartmut Ostrowski, chief executive of Bertelsmann

  The slimmed-down media empire is 'in a position to strike' - but only when the time is right, says Gerrit Wiesmann. As H. Ostrowski explained,... Financial Times 18/07/2011
• Digital Tech

  Google and Getty team up for pictures worth a thousand links

  Google Goggles is at base a visual search engine that is activated not by typing in key phrases but by taking a picture on your smartphone of the... Los Angeles Times 29/06/2011
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• Technology

  New internet domain system allowed by the Icann

  From January companies and community groups can apply for the own customised internet names, such as .apple or .hitachi. It's the biggest change of... Financial Times 27/06/2011
• Advertising & Communication

  Facebook wants to improve its advertising strategy

  During the Cannes Lions advertising festival, Facebook announced that it's convening a new advisory board of marketers and agency executives to... Financial Times 23/06/2011
• Cinema

  The rise of Indian cinema in Canada

  Indian cinema has gone global : not only can it be seen in 100 countries, but the industry’s biggest celebration, the International Indian Film... CBC News 21/06/2011
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• Television

  Cable TV operators play down Netflix threat

  A study from The Diffusion Group found that 32 per cent of Netflix users were likely to downgrade their pay-TV service and, according to Sandvine,... Financial Times - Companies & Markets 17/06/2011
• Law

  Rare win for Nokia against Apple

  In phone patent case, Apple will pay Nokia hundreds of millions of dollars (analysts estimated the initial payment could be worth between $300m and $... Financial Times 15/06/2011
• Press

  Azadiya Welat Newspaper Banned

  Azadiya Welat, the only nation-wide newspaper in Turkey publishing in Kurdish, has been banned for the duration of 15 days. This is the ninth... Bianet 14/06/2011
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• Cinema

  Egyptian Filmmaker Uses Twitter to Gather 300 GB of Revolution Video

  Amr Salama, an Egyptian fillmaker and a central figure in creating the alternative media universe during the revolution in Egypt, is... Beet.TV 12/06/2011
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• Ideas

  Content curation as new kind of authorship ?

  As she explains in this article of Nieman Journalism Lab, for Maria Popova in a new world of informational abundance, content curation is a new kind... Nieman Journalism Lab 12/06/2011
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• Law

  Microsoft loses

  Microsoft has lost a high-profile appeal to the US Supreme Court that will force it to pay $290m in damages and could tilt the balance in patent... Financial Times 10/06/2011
• Law

  Facebook's facial recognition pries open privacy fears

  A number of European privacy regulators are investigating Facebook's facial recognition feature. The social networking site has come under fire from... Financial Times 10/06/2011
• Cinema

  Legendary in China films link-up

  Legendary Entertainment, the US media company behind box office hits such Inception, has set up a joint venture with Huayi Brothers, China leading... Financial Times 10/06/2011
• Ideas

  Why Free is Very Expensive by Raju Narisetti of the Washington Post

  "You have to do well in order to do good" is an often repeated phrase at The Washington Post but it has never been more relevant... Forbes 10/06/2011
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• Television

  22 new Arabic and African channels for Numericable

  French cable and IPTV operator Numericable has added 22 Arabic and African channels to its dedicated portal Chaînes du monde (worldwide... RapidTV News 08/06/2011
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• Television

  RTL targets Indian market

  By an alliance with Anil Ambani's Reliance Broadcast Network, the pan-European broadcaster dips its toe into Asia and announces the launch of two... Financial Times - Companies & Markets 31/05/2011
• Technology

  Scareware threat takes Mac users out of comfort zone

  Growing sales of products such as the iPad make Apple an attractive target and sounds like the end of the mythe of Apple impervious products... Financial Times 30/05/2011
• Telecommunications

  ZTE moves to Latin America

  ZTE, China's second-largest telecom equipment maker, will build an industrial park in Hotolândia, close to Sao Paulo. As says Mr Avila, from... Financial Times 23/05/2011
• Advertising & Communication

  Ever Wanted To Play A Life-Size Angry Birds Game?

  Angry Birds creators Rovio teamed up with Deutsche Telekom to promote new services for the German telephone operator by filming a life... The Next Web 17/05/2011
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• Technology

  3-D Art for All: Ready to Print

  With some assembly and do-it-yourself tinkering, the MakerBot makes, or “prints,” three-dimensional objects from molten plastic. The New York Times 13/05/2011
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• Music

  National Jukebox : the Library of Congress' New Music Service

  The Library of Congress launched a project, with Sony Music Enterainment, to make thousands of recordings from 1901 to 1925 available online... the Atlantic 12/05/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Google, the Digital Octopus Browser

  Google is approaching a watershed moment in its internal platform wars and is laying the groundwork for a two-pronged OS assault a little ways down... CrunchGear 11/05/2011
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• Television

  Disney To Dish: Your ‘Free Starz’ Promotion Is Illegal

  The promotion launched by Dish Networks to celebrate its 30th anniversary, offering millions of subscribers free access to Starz channels for an... paidContent 03/05/2011
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• Law

  Huawei sues rival ZTE over patents

  In the wave of legal fights over intellectual property in the industry, Huawei, China's largest telecoms equipment vendor, is suing its rival ZTE... Financial Times 29/04/2011
• Television

  DVRs Give More Shows a Lifeline

  The digital video recorder was supposed to lay waste to network television. Instead the playback device is offering some shows a lifeline. The New York Times 27/04/2011
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• Cinema

  3D Porn movie sets record at Hong Kong box office

  “3-D Sex and Zen: Extreme Ecstasy” notched up the equivalent of $360,000 on its first day last week, outpacing Cameron’s science... Daily Star 26/04/2011
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• Television

  Al Jazeera increases Spanish reach in ONO deal

  As the turmoil in the Middle East and North Africa boosts its profile immeasurably, international news channel Al Jazeera English has inked a deal... RapidTV News 18/04/2011
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• Music

  Morocco: Controversy Over International Music Festival

  Each year the capital Rabat is the epicenter of a major music festival, Mawazine but it has had its share of controversy in recent years. Global Voices 17/04/2011
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• Television

  No Time Travel in Chinese TV Drama

  In a bizarre move, China’s television censors have issued new guidelines that all but ban TV dramas featuring time travel. Arts Beat 12/04/2011
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• Cinema

  Kino, a Major Celebration of Russian Cinema

  This May the BFI presents Kino, a major celebration of Russian cinema, with three seasons at BFI Southbank, a theatrical release of the originally... British Film Industry 12/04/2011
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• Ideas

  Africa's digital revolution

  More Intelligent Life, a sister magazine of The Economist, published a dossier about the impact - a revolution ? - of the digital in Africa. More Intelligent Life 08/04/2011
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• Music

  Virtual Choir : a Worldwilde Choral

  Los Angeles-based choral composer Eric Whitacre created a choir that allows lone choristers from different countries to join 2,049 other singers from... Los Angeles Times 06/04/2011
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• Music

  iConcerts HDTV channel to launch over IPTV in Korea

  Swiss-based Transmedia has finalised a deal with IPTV operator Korea Telecom to launch its iConcerts HDTV channel for the first time in Korea. Rapid TV News 06/04/2011
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• Music

  New music bouquet in Angola and Mozambique

  Israeli digital music broadcasting solutions provider Musicoola has launched a music bouquet with ZAP to provide 15 customised channels to... Rapid TV News 29/03/2011
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• Digital Tech

  Trailer Trash : new Lionsgate series on Hulu

  "We were looking at this as an exercise to make money, not an experiment” said Curt Marvis, president of digital media, Lionsgate. PaidContent 29/03/2011
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• Cinema

  Rent a DVD on the internet

  Zediva, a new streaming video service, allows people to watch newly released movies for $2 by offering a digital rental system. Wired 16/03/2011
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• Music

  TolkunFM: Turkmenistan’s first online social music service

  Launched by Veriloft on December, this new service confirms the development of the Web in the country. Neweurasia.net 04/03/2011
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• Television

  ITV shows a pre-tax profit of £321 million

  The broadcaster's successes, with shows such as X Factor and the 2010 Football World Cup,  has allowed the group to expand its advertising... Journalism.co.uk 04/03/2011
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• Education

  The market of online textbook rentals

  BookRenter has created partnerships with 560 college bookstores to rent textbooks to college students and raised 40 million dollars. PaidContent 24/02/2011
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• Economics

  Archos hit 83 million euros in revenu in 2010

  In a context of strong market deployment of large format Internet tablets Archos’s innovative products have given the group a unique... CrunchGear 24/02/2011
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• Music

  Music Unlimited by Sony

  Sony subscription service Music Unlimited is now available in the United States, New Zealand and Austria. PaidContent 17/02/2011
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• Cinema

  Piracy & VOD

  A new PricewaterhouseCoopers study, which surveyed 202 adults last September who engaged in piracy, shows that the existing VOD system is not adapted... PaidContent 16/02/2011
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• Telecommunications

  63.2 million people using smartphones in U.S.

  The latest figures from ComScore show that smartphone usage has grown by 60 percent in the last year in U.S. PaidContent 08/02/2011
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• Music

  The latest from Rdio

  Rdio, the social music startup has raised $17.5 million and has added Rob Cavallo to its board. TechCrunch 03/02/2011
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• Law

  Google accuses Microsoft of copying its search results

  The first battle in the Internet search world is between two giants: Google is trying to demonstrate that the results of Microsoft search engine Bing... Reuters 01/02/2011
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• Music

  Music and money

  PaidContent.org is now providing Music coverage to see who's paying for what. paidContent.org 24/01/2011
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• Cinema

  New York Times & films

  The newspaper launchs the New York Times Film Club for “an audience passionate about movies". Reuters 22/11/2010
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• Advertising & Communication

  Google deals with Verizon Fios

  In its efforts to sell TV ads, Google has obtained a partnership with Verizon Fios and its more than 50 TV networks. AdvertisingAge 19/11/2010
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• Advertising & Communication

  Apple will launch iAd in Europe shorly

  As expected, Apple will  launch its iAd mobile advertising network in the UK and France in December, next in Germany. TechCrunch 18/11/2010
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• Television

  Lower price for Hulu Plus

  Launched two weeks ago, Hulu Plus has decided to lower its monthly subscription price by $2. Wired.com 18/11/2010
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• Radio

  Return of Bob Pittman into Clear Channel Radio

  As the radio group is showing signs of improvement, it has decided to on the comeback of Bob Pittman to help the company determine how to maximize... AdvertisingAge 16/11/2010
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• Press

  First story published on YouCommNews website

  Launched in September, YouCommNews is based on the US startup Spot.us model by which articles and stories are financed by donations. journalism.co.uk 16/11/2010
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• Digital Tech

  Free WIFI for the holidays by Google

  Google announces a partnership with AirTran, Delta and Virgin America, to provide free Gogo Inflight Internet to their passengers throughout the... TechCrunch 08/11/2010
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• Economics

  Economic Models in a Growing Market: The Electronic Book

  This snapshot aims to summarize the possible futures of the e-book economy. DEPS 01/06/2010
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