Findings
This section presents key findings of the first Business Roundtables (BRTs) and gives a glimpse into the state of the content industry in many European countries, particularly including the situation in some of the new EU member states likeHungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and potential future applicant states like Romania.
These reports have been systematically scanned for interesting and topic relevant information over the question how content producers can benefit from the results of the scientific work in FP5. Also a new condensed abstract was compiled on every report, consisting of the three components Abstract of key findings, Infobox and a Lessons Learned section. Key phrases or key sentences are highlighted in bold letters to increase readability. Contact information of the organizer and the hosting organisation can be found in the Infobox to foster a fruitful exchange between organizers of BRTs and the multimedia content industry.
Continue to the findings:
- BRT 1 to 4
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Budapest, Hungary |
BRT1: Hungarian eContent Programme "DAT – 2002" by the Hungarian Association of Content Industry - Topic: e-Learning |
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Warsaw, Poland. |
BRT2: Computer EXPO'03 - Topic: Mobile Multimedia |
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Wiesbaden, Germany |
BRT3: E-Content Forum - Topic: "Welche Potentiale hat Paid-Content? / Potentials of Paid Content |
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Prague, Czech Republic |
BRT4: Internet Expo / Linux Expo - Topic: Broadband Internet – Content, Technologies and Services |
- BRT 5 to 8
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Cannes, France |
BRT5: Milia 03 - Topic: Leveraging New Technologies for Content Business Success |
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Stara Lesna (High Tatra), Slovakia |
BRT6: Slovak Academy of Science - Topic: The Digital Libraries of the Future - New Directions of the Research Programme |
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Bucharest, Romania |
BRT 7: CERF 2003- Topic: e-content for mobile communications |
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Amsterdam, Netherlands |
BRT8: "Multimedia Companies after the Hype", Amsterdam |
- BRT 9 to 12
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Vienna, Austria |
BRT9: "Research and Technology in Europe – Austria's Position in the European Environment" - ECAustria, Vienna |
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Stuttgart, Germany |
BRT10: "How to make content mobile?", in connection with UMTS Award |
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Tampere, Finland |
BRT 11: "Mobile Game Industry Stream" - Mindtrek 2003, during "ICT New ventures Forum" |
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Budapest, Hungary |
BRT 12: Topic: Broadband, during DAT conference |
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BRT 13 to 16
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Geneva, Switzerland |
BRT13: "Avoiding the Content Gap: Solutions for the Future" |
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Salzburg, Austria |
BRT14: "Cross Media Business - Strategies Television and Radio Stations Should Develop to Serve the Needs of Future Consumers" |
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Bucharest, Romania |
BRT15: "Is Culture a Real Beneficiary of the Information Society Technologies?" |
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Cannes, France |
BRT16: "The Mobile Multimedia Lifestyle - Projects and Activities Supported by the European Commission IST Programme" |
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BRT 17 to 21
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Bratislava, Slovakia |
BRT17: "e-Government in Slovakia - Possibilities and Challenges" |
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Karlsruhe, Germany |
BRT18: "e-Learning: Content and Infrastructure in the Public Sector" |
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Amsterdam, Netherlands |
BRT19: "Digital Paper" in the Amsterdam Olympic Stadium by EMR and OPPO-MMBO |
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Zakopane, Poland |
BRT20:: "Citizens' and SME'S Actual Needs for On-line Public Services: Comparison between Member States and New Member States" |
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Prague, Czech Republik |
BRT 21 - in during FAMU: "Interactive TV – Content, Platforms and Services” |
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