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23 November 2011
EUROPEAN PRESENTATION
OF THE RESEARCH-PROJECT
“ITALY: A CREATIVE MEDIA NATION”
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On the 23 November the study “Italy a Creative Media Nation” was presented at the European Parliament:
- Eugenio Prosperetti had shown the main findings of the Italian research;
- Santos Montiel gived anticipation of the study on the Spanish market.
Then there has been a panel debate moderated by Lisbeth Kirk, Editor-in-Chief – EUobserver.
The discussans were:
- Anthony Whelan, Head of Cabinet of Neelie Kroes, Vice-President of the European Commission;
- Chris Marcich, President & Managing Director Europe, Middle East and Africa, Motion Picture Association;
- Gina Nieri, Act Vice-President and Member of the Board, Mediaset Group;
- Mario Mauro, Mep;
- Philippe Delusinne, Act President and Ceo Rtl Belgium.
Since the 23 November the following documents are available (and downloadable):
- the research “Italy: a Creative Media Nation”;
- the abstract of the research “Italy: a Creative Media Nation”;
- the slides of the Head of research IsICult, Mrs Elena D’Alessandri;
- the press release issued by Mediaset after the presentation, on the 23 November.
For further information, visit “Documents” section.
“Italy: a Media Creative Nation” is a communicative project that, starting from the IsICult research commissioned by Mediaset, wants to set itself as a place, as an instrument, and even as a laboratory of critical analisys of cultural politics and media economics.
The project is based on a single, central concept, the centrality of cultural industries in the socio-economical development of the nations, of which we are deeply convinced.
