As part of the theme of the think tank of the Forum d’Avignon for 2015 ‘Culture made in Europe’,
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Digital technologies have significantly modified the traditional financing models of creative and cultural sectors. Under the combined effect of the abundance of cultural works, the questioning of the value chain and the growing use of consumers’ data, it must be noted that the financing models of these sectors are getting more and more “hybridized”, mixing income sources and terms (fee for service, renting, subscription, advertising model, crowdfunding…). In this context, which models can favor cultural diversity?
This debate will be the opportunity to discover exclusively the first conclusions of the study by Kurt Salmon for the Forum d’Avignon “Towards a necessary hybridization of economic models to support and favor culture”, co-presented by Philippe Pestanes, Partner, Strategy, Telecom, Media & Entertainment and Véronique Pellet, Senior Manager, Strategy, Telecom, Media & Entertainment at Kurt Salmon.
The Kurt Salmon study focuses on the economic models implemented within the cultural and creative sectors and makes sure to analyze:
So as to discuss it, we will have the great pleasure to hear:
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