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Media Industry Meets Amid Global Financial Crisis
Topics:Marketing | Advertising | Technology | Movies & Film Studios | Television
Sectors:Media
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The world's largest audiovisual content market kicked off in Cannes with MIPCOM 2008 amid turmoil in the financial markets.
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Industry executives have been questioning how the global financial crisis will directly impact the funding of content - and as a global recession looms how a slowdown in the ad market may affect those who commission shows?
CNBC’s Ross Westgate spoke with a number of media executives at MIPCOM to get their views on the sector and what we can expect from 2009.
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