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Benhamou, Françoise
Françoise Benhamou is an economist and professor at the University of Rouen. She researches at MATISSE, University Paris 1. She is author or co-author of numerous books and articles about the economy of culture. She has a weekly radio-transmission on France Culture "Les minutes de l'économie culturelle".
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The author has so far published 1 article on euro|topics.
1. Article | 01/08/2008
Online media. From myth to reality
Online-media and blogs are influenced less by national idiosyncracies than the classic media. Which are the French online media ? And what economical challenges do they encounter ? » more
1 article of this author has been cited in the European Press Review so far.
US film industry doing just fine
The news blog Rue89 sees good prospects for the US film industry: "We know that American cinema has created a place for itself internationally, or rather, in the cinemas of the world. It is true that cinema exhibitors in most countries tend to programme either national or American films, with the result that global cinema, the cinema we find in Europe and North Africa, in Asia and elsewhere, is American. ... One could conclude that American cinema is strongly dependent on foreign sales, but this is only partially true. In fact, a quarter of American film revenues come from the cinemas, and three quarters from other sources like television and video. ... Some people had predicted that videos and DVDs would be ousted by pay-per-view and illegal film downloads. [But] DVDs are still around ... and film releases in cinemas have remained a stable cultural practise for years."
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