EU Studie rond culturele uitwisselingen met China
Dit is een gearchiveerd bericht
14.07.2009
De studie "The Potential for Cultural Exchanges between the European Union and Third Countries: The Case of China" brengt de Chinese cultuurmarkt (waaronder de muziekindustrie) in kaart, beschrijft welke culturele uitwisselingen er al zijn tussen de EU en China en geeft aanbevelingen aan beleidsmakers ter verbetering van die uitwisselingen. De studie is pas verschenen en gebeurde in opdracht van de Europese Commissie.Uit de management summary:
Music is one of the weakest sectors of the Chinese creative industries. It has suffered from extreme State control and one of the highest levels of piracy in the world, which deeply affected the music business in the 1990s and is now decimating the digital market. Nevertheless, China has enormous growth potential in mobile and online music. The digital market is promising but still limited: there are very few legitimate music downloads and little revenue for the record companies. Royalty collection is an underdeveloped source of music industry income in China due to the lack of awareness of copyright laws amongst many record producers.
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Meer info over de studie: ec.europa.eu.
Trefwoorden: promotie, cultuurbeleid
