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Abstract
Are cultural industries (publishing, show business,
multimedia etc) reaching the peak of their natural growth? 06/21 report
by Price Waterhouse Coopers for years 2006-2010 predicts the first in
history relatively modest "constant growth" of 6.6% - instead of
previous 11%, up to the 1800 billion USD in 2010. Can it be due to wrong
management policy?
Spectacular concentration of capital in
seventieths and eighties introduced corporate management to the
sector where the demand is based on highly individual appeal.
Cultural industries are conveying idioms and
identities so governments are vitally interested to tame corporate
instincts. It means market regulations.
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