Media clusters : spatial agglomeration and content capabilities

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Contents: PART I: CLUSTERS AND AGGLOMERATION 1. Media Clusters: What Makes them Unique? Charlie Karlsson and Robert G. Picard 2. Promotion of Company and Local Economic Growth through Clusters Soren Eriksson 3. Media Clusters: Development Paths and Core Issues Leona Achtenhagen and Robert G. Picard 4. Media Industry Clusters and Public Policy Charles Davis PART II: MEDIA CLUSTER STUDIES Section A. Clusters Maintaining or Reinvigorating Media Leadership 5. Back to Hilversum: Consolidation of the Dutch Broadcast Secto Erik Hitters 6. Microclustering of the Media Industries in London Andy C. Pratt 7. Munich Media Cluster at the Crossroads Harold Bathelt Section B: Clusters Expanding or Improving Their Position 8. The Transformation of the Film and Television Media Cluster in Manchester and Liverpool Gary Cook and Jennifer Johns 9. Sydney's Media Cluster: Continuity and Change in Film and Television Tom O'Regan, Ben Goldsmith and Susan Ward 10. The Toronto Media Cluster: Between Culture and Commerce Charles Davis 11. Vancouver as Media Cluster: The Cases of Video Games and Film/Television Neil Coe and Trevor Barnes Section C: Startups Clusters 12. Dubai Media City: Creating Benefits from Foreign Media Developments Robert G. Picard and Leon Barkho 13. Media Industry Clustering in South Africa: Prospects for Economic Development and Spatial Reconfiguration Harry Dugmore and Johanna Mavhungu 14. Can Singapore Develop into a Global Media City? Soren Eriksson 15. Creating a Film Production Cluster in Sweden's West: The Cast of 'Trollywood' Leona Achtenhagen PART III 16. The Challenges of Media Clusters Charlie Karlsson and Robert G. Picard

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