It all hinges on your personal relationship with the consumer
Data driven user experience takes centre stage
Trending now: convergence, connections and trust
Keeping you abreast of changes in IFRS accounting policies
Our E&M practice has the expertise to help you capture attention and build value in today's multi-speed media landscape. Consumers today have access to massive amounts of free content. But they still have just 24 hours in a day to consume it. This has caused a shift in power from the media to the consumer, which in turn is creating confusion.
Our Entertainment and Media Outlook for the Netherlands helps businesses make more informed decisions, by providing an online source for the analysis of consumer and advertising spend in the Netherlands.
By combining curriculum from primary schools with game techniques, Squla became a success. CEO Serge Bueters talks about the design of the digital platform.
BaseLink and DigiLife took divergent paths, yet each succeeded spectacularly. Their stories serve as a lesson for telecoms to survive and thrive in the future.
The future of the TMT industry is hardly to predict. To help envision this future, PwC has analysed two uncertainties that can result in a series of scenarios.
As you all experience in your daily life - both professionally and privately - the pace of change in this industry is not coming to a halt, on the contrary. On top of their focus on two dimensions, content and distribution, parties need to get accustomed with a third crucial dimension: user experience.
This report applies IFRS 16 to a variety of common capacity arrangements to see if they contain leases, and it explores the impact on accounting.
This paper explores what steps telecommunications companies should take with the implementation of IFRS 9.
What does the AI-enabled smartphone mean for the participants in the TMT ecosystem?
This paper examines the disclosures in the financial statements of 60 of the largest telco companies globally to gauge the impact of IFRS 15.
The net neutrality repeal permits blocking, throttling and prioritization, as long as they are publicly disclosed. So ISPs could offer new price plans and services to content providers, cloud service operators and consumers.
PwC's annual publication on sports industry, including recent results and potential opportunities and challenges to future industry growth. This edition focuses on four key segments of the North American sports market: gate revenues, media rights, sponsorship and merchandising.
Will the Financial Services industry adapt to cloud computing?
Shelly Palmer, one of the world's leading digital-technology commentators, talks about the industry's evolution—and the future of media jobs.
Our Entertainment and Media practice work with businesses to address both the challenges and opportunities presented by digital transformation, assisting them shift from traditional business models to businesses, brands and revenue streams that leverage digital content and platforms.
From strategy development to transformation execution, we work with clients across a wide range of key industry sectors including: television, film, music, internet, video games, advertising, publishing, radio, out of home advertising, business information, and more . Our experts deliver entertainment and media industry-focused assurance, tax, and advisory services with a global perspective, local implementation and in-depth experience.
Ennèl van Eeden
Global Entertainment & Media Industry Leader
Tel: +31 (0)88 792 45 40
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Mark Kuijper
Technology, Media and Telecom Industry Leader, PwC Netherlands
Tel: +31 (0)88 792 54 38
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