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The European Audiovisual Observatory’s latest report show how players are adapting strategies to meet market needs

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The European Audiovisual Observatory’s latest report show how players are adapting strategies to meet market needs

The European Audiovisual Observatory‘s latest report, “Top Players in the European Audiovisual Industry – Ownership and Concentration,” unveils compelling insights into the dynamics of media ownership in Europe. Authored by analyst Laura Ene Iancu, the report delves into the revenue growth and ownership structures of the top 100 audiovisual groups operating in Europe between 2016 and 2022.

Overall, it paints a picture of a highly diverse and dynamic audiovisual landscape in Europe, with players adapting their strategies to meet the varied needs of different markets. For those interested in delving deeper into the findings, the full report is accessible online here.

The European Audiovisual Observatory’s latest report show how players are adapting strategies to meet market needs

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