Asia Image offers a unique profile of the broadcast, production, and post production market in Asia.

It explores what technology can do to push business and creative boundaries across the television and film industry, from broadcast and production to post production.

More than just covering breaking news about the latest technological advances, Asia Image is about presenting ideas on how their readers can use technology to achieve maximum efficiency and creativity.

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In keeping with its emphasis on the creative processes, Asia Image has been specially designed to bring the clearest coverage of the broadcast, production and post production industry.

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Publisher: Reed Business Information Asia

Asia Image, a bi-monthly magazine published by Reed Business information Asia. In keeping with its emphasis on the creative processes, Asia Image has been specially designed to bring the clearest coverage of the broadcast, production and post production industry.

Read Asia Image Magazine, January 2009 Online

COVER STORY
Challenging times ahead for new media players
Nazir Keshvani

There'ss no doubt about it. The industry in 2009 will transition to a challenging new digital world despite the weak economy. Media giants will continue to move from traditional content distribution models to content-on-demand. While building new digital revenue streams, they face a dramatic pullback in consumer spending, which means advertising threatens to fall. Will the industry prove resistant to recession?

Entertainment has traditionally been recession proof, but this time around the theatrical experience is competing with the comfort and ease of watching Blu-ray and DVDs at home. Financing will be tighter which means the independent films that do get made, are likely to perform better. ...

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