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• Publishing | Mathilde RIMAUD | 14.06.13 | 16:33

  Spanish booksellers intent on their share of the digital market

  
  [NEWS] Spanish booksellers are fighting the book market’s slump with an extensive program including an overhaul of the Todos tus libros platform, appeals to the government, a war against Amazon and much more.
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• Press | Marine JARA | 14.06.13 | 16:31

  BBC Online readers demand better local news

  
  [NEWS] A report has shown that BBC Online readers are disappointed by its local news coverage, in a British media landscape where hyperlocal news now appears to be essential.
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• Cinema | Matthieu REBOUL | 14.06.13 | 16:29

  Aussie film industry seeks to resurface with 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea

  
  [NEWS] Australia is having trouble attracting foreign film shoots due to the strength of its dollar – a situation that the government is seeking to remedy using extraordinary measures.
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• Cinema | Kevin PICCIAU | 30.05.13 | 19:00

  Spanish cinema will be international, or will cease to be

  
  [NEWS] Between subsidy cuts and absentee audiences, banking on foreign markets is becoming essential to survival for Spanish producers.
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• Publishing | Mathilde RIMAUD | 30.05.13 | 18:58

  Reading communities: the new boon?

  
  [NEWS] The purchase of Goodreads by Amazon highlighted the importance of reading communities for publishing professionals. Publishers are now plunging in, but will they manage to convince readers?
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• Cinema | Arnaud MIQUEL | 30.05.13 | 18:56

  DreamWorks Animation, the digital transformation

  
   [NEWS] To escape the vagaries of the international box office, DreamWorks Animation is diversifying its activities, banking on digital technologies with the purchase of YouTube channel AwesomenessTV and the production of an animated series for Netflix.
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• Digital Tech | Matthieu REBOUL | 30.05.13 | 18:55

  Path: Can mobile make for social network success?

  
    [NEWS] Now claiming 10 million members, the mobile social network Path has crossed an important milestone. But to transform the experiment, the hardest part is yet to come: converting members into true users.
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• Cinema | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 30.05.13 | 18:52

  Russian cinema cuts ties with other countries

  
    [NEWS] Since January 2013, public policies supporting the Russian film industry have witnessed unprecedented upheaval, from the cancellation of international partnerships to the dismissal of the head of the Kino Fund. Here’s a recap of the current situation for the seventh art in Russia.
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• Radio | Kevin PICCIAU | 20.05.13 | 11:47

  Web radios flourish in Argentina

  [NEWS] With a 17% rise in unique visitors in one year, web radios are taking off in Argentina, making it the second most welcoming country in Latin America for this new form of radio.
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• Cinema | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 20.05.13 | 11:49

  The end for Hollywood’s reign over Polish screens

  [NEWS] In April 2013, Polish spectators rushed to movie theatres for screenings of domestic productions. Has local cinema won over audiences once and for all, or is this merely a trend?
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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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