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  • Impacts of the digital on creative industries
  • The rise of transmedia
  • A new era for cultural policy?
  • Crowdfunding culture
  • Digitalised art worlds
  • The emergence of new vulnerabilities
  • Digital platforms as threats for the creative economy
  • Media pluralism in the digital era

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