Media

Technological change, electronic publishing, video on demand, the Telecommunications Act, shrinking advertising dollars, credit crunch, refinancing, international expansion, telecommunications entry, duopoly, alternate access, and the Internet. These are just some of the challenges facing the media industry today.

Our media practice encompasses the advertising, broadcasting, cable, and printing and publishing markets, as well as those individuals and companies that create, require and exploit intellectual property rights in the film, TV, radio, music and theatre industries.

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State of the Media Democracy Survey, sixth Edition
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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Media Predictions 2012
Will social gaming companies evolve away from the 'freemium' model? Will online brand advertising boom? What factors are contributing to the 'catch-up commuter' phenomenon?
Enterprise 2.0: Harnessing Social Media
How to use social media effectively, while managing the risks it presents for businesses.