Entertainment & Media Publications
Zobrazit stránku: ČeskyPwC has published numerous publications on a number of entertainment & media topics.
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Entertainment & Media Industry of Change There have been rapid developments in the entertainment and media (E&M) sector over the past years. Economic crisis did not slow the „digital and mobile migration“, on the contrary, it has accelerated it, reinforcing new „digital behaviours“ among consumers, advertisers and other players in the industry. 362 kB PDF file | 2009 | Free download
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Film industry covered by the Global Media Outlook 2009 – 2013 We are pleased to present the Tenth Anniversary edition of the PwC Global Entertainment & Media Outlook, containing five year annual forecasts of revenues and industry trends for the 2009-2013 period across 12 major segments in 48 countries. 245 kB PDF file | 2009 | Free download
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Global publications
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Global Entertainment and Media Outlook: 2010-2014 Now in its eleventh annual edition, PwC' Global Entertainment & Media Outlook is a consistent, comprehensive source of global analysis for consumer/end-user and advertising spending. With like-for-like, 5-year historical and forecast data across 13 industry segments in 48 countries , Outlook makes it easy to compare and contrast regional growth rates and consumer and advertising. Interactive website
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Media M&A Insights 2010 European edition Media M&A insights 2010 reviews European M&A activity throughout 2009 — arguably the most difficult market conditions ever seen — and offers an insight into what may happen during 2010. Interactive website
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Media M&A Insights 2009 This report provides an overview of M&A in the European media sector during 2008 with analysis and comment on the market’s principal trends, driving forces and outlook for 2009. 929 kB PDF file | 2009 | Free download
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Eyes wide open: 3D tipping points loom New generation 3D is big news: established markets for video gaming and animated films demonstrate a public appetite for 3D entertainment. This report looks at six factors that will contribute to the development of 3D entertainment, and the extent to which 3D will be adopted by other formats, notably television, the result of interviews with 90 players worldwide, across the 3D landscape. 1,38 MB PDF file | 2009 | Free download
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EMC perspectives: Revenue recognition matters unique to the motion picture industry Revenue recognition is becoming increasingly complex for the film industry. Are financial executives fully prepared to navigate revenue recognition challenges, and are they making the right judgment calls for their business? Ultimately, those adept at navigating the rules will be key in the development of contractual agreements to ensure that operational and financial objectives are met. Interactive website
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A brand new era - Managing in a downturn, positioning for an upturn in the media sector The media sector is facing the combined forces of a cyclical downturn and structural transition from off-line to online, analogue to digital. This paper cuts through the complexity and responds to the urgency by setting out a transformation agenda for media executives, helping them manage the downturn and position for an upturn. 1,77 MB PDF file | 2009 | Free download
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2009 Consumer intelligence series: Impact of economic downturn on media habits and acceptance of advertising on personal media devices Discussions with an online panel of more than 750 consumers, aged 18-60, to explore the impact of a recessionary economic environment on brand relationships with media and communications companies. Interactive website
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