Media
Technological innovation and the revolution in communications it has created, is bringing both opportunity and risk in the media marketplace. The routes to market are multiplying and revenue opportunities are expanding and becoming more complex.
Our media practice encompasses the broadcasting, printing and publishing markets as well as focusing on creative artists in music and film, television production and marketing services industries.
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Media predictions 2011 TMT predictions are Deloitte's view of the major trends over the next 12-18 months that are likely to have significant medium- to long-term impacts for companies in TMT and other industries. This year's media predictions look at a diverse array of topics including television, gaming, the music industry, and social media. But the flow of ad dollars is a common thread that crosses across many sectors. |
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State of the media democracy survey, fifth edition How are consumer habits evolving when it comes to media consumption? One thing is certain – with new devices and media platforms being introduced at a faster clip than at any time in memory, media consumption habits are shifting just as quickly. Our state of the media democracy survey, fifth edition, offers an in-depth look at this changing landscape, serving up some interesting twists on established trends, as well as a few important surprises. |
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ON TV: perspectives on television in words and numbers Deloitte's report is seen as an essential handbook for the highest level executives in the television sector and looks at key issues impacting the television sector. The report is based on interviews with senior industry executives and a specially commissioned YouGov survey of over 2000 members of the public. |
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Where the true growth lies: The market for digital media With projection of better than 6 percent growth over the next five years, it is widely believed that media and entertainment sector is expected to continue with the success it has enjoyed over the past decade. Consensus forecasts suggest that most of the growth will come from new digital media that was designed from inception to be interactive. |
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