Changing Revenue Sources of Mass Media

1. The information from Veronis, while interesting from a historical point of view, would have been more relevant to this question had the time frame been a bit more expansive and covered some of the reality of the industry since 1994 (when we saw the Internet and the creation of DVDs expanding the home entertainment markets.) Nonetheless, the trends that are apparent from that data set are that revenues from print declined, while revenues from programming providers (movies and television) increased. There was an increase in business information expenses, but nothing to suggest a trend. Within the framework of prog

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