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June, 2012, Mattia de’ Grassi will participate in the "17th International Conference on Cultural Economics in Kyoto", organized by ACEI on the 21-24th of June. He will present a paper on “Publishing and Multi-Channel Distribution”, written with the collaboration of Federico Mastrollili, European University in Roma.
February 2012
January 2012
November 18th, 2011, Intervention on Intellectual Property at « Forum d'Avignon ».
October 2011
October 13th, 2011, debate at « Cinémathèque Française » . Digital Revolution, will Cinema lose its memory ? Intervention of Olivier Bomsel.
September 2011
September 15th, 2011, "New Challenges for Movies", Conference « Géoéconomie » at Mines Paristech with :
Manuel ALDUY, Director, Canal +, Olivier BOMSEL,·Director of ParisTech Chair of Medias and Brand Economics, Monique DAGNAUD, Research Director, CNRS, Thierry FRÉMAUX (TBC), General Director, Festival de Cannes, Régine HATCHONDO, General Director, UniFrance.
July 2011
July 9th, 2011, participation of Mattia de Grassi at the Conference "Media Studies and Communication, Research Approaches and Econometric analysis" held in Porto and organized by AEA. Intervention on The Pricing of Magazines’ Digital Versions
July 7th, 2011, participation of Mattia de Grassi at the Annual SERCI Conference (Society for Economic Research on Copyright Issues) held in Bilbao. Mattia de’ Grassi presented an article on « The Pricing of Magazines’ Digital Versions »
July 2011, "Copyright and brands in the digital age", working paper for the « Contemporary Economic Policy » journal, Download
July 2011, "Do you speak European ?, Media economics, multilingualism and the digital single market". appeared in·Communications & Strategies n°82, Summer 2011,·Download
June 2011
June 8th 2011, « Editing Innovation : the functioning of patents in publishing » intervention of Yann Ménière, Economics Professor at MINES ParisTech· Session of Research Seminars on Publishing protocols.
May 2011
May 19th, 2011, « Making connections : how American Communication Policy has structured publishing protocols from Benjamin Franklin to Facebook·", intervention by Richard John, Professor from Columbia University, Session of Research Seminars on Publishing protocols.
May 5th, 2011, « How theatre edits theatre ? », intervention by François Regnault, Philosopher . Sixth session of Research Seminars on Publishing protocols.
April 2011
April 7th, 2011, « Television : the anti-publishing ? », intervention by Peppino Ortoleva, Medias historian, Professor from the University of Turin, fifth session of Research Seminars on Publishing protocols.
March 2011
March 30th ·2011, Seminar on Media Economics, « The Roll-out of Reading Tablets and Dematerialized Distribution of Medias ».
March 29th ·2011, Meeting France-Congres at Pasteur Institut, discussion on « Immaterial Economics ».
March 24th ·2011, conference at the « Bibliothèque Mériadeck » in Bordeaux : « Immaterial Economics ».
March 14th ·2011, Lecture by Benedetta Craveri, historians, Professor at the University of Naples, fifth session of the cycle : Research Seminars on Publishing protocols.
March 10th ·2011, Anvie Seminar, “About Freeconomics”.
March 3rd, 2011, « Identification and authentification of written documents », intervention by Béatrice Fraenkel, historian, Director at EHESS, at the fourth session of Research Seminar on Publishing protocols.
February 2011
February 24, 2011, Third session of the Research Seminar on Publishing protocols". Seminar with Elsevier Masson on the Economics of digital publishing.
February 2011, Initiation session of the Industrial Economics Option together with EkiMetrics, : “What is advertising used for ? How does ads demand emerge ? How does it meet supply ? What economic effciency ?”
February 3rd, 2011, Second session of the Research Seminar on Publishing protocols". Lecture by Jean Jaques Glassner, Assyriologist, Research Director from CNRS. « The First writing institutions » .
January 2011
January 7th 2011, Opening of the Research Seminar on Publishing protocols. Lecture by Robert Darnton, Director of the Harvard University library.
December 2010
December 2nd 2010, Inria initiation seminar, “Digital economics and digital technology research”
November 2010
November 23rd 2010, HEC-Mines Conference, “Economic models of Internet companies”
Report on the 2010 research of the Industrial Economics training Option on “Trademark law enforcement means”. Downlable here.
November 9th 2010, Journées de l’Economie (JECO) de Lyon, “How to price information ?”
November 7th 2010, Lecture at the Mentouri University of Constantine (Algeria) : “The dematerialized economy”
October 2010
22 Octobre 2010, Journées Cinématographiques de Dijon : “Prolifération des accès numériques et financement du cinéma”
July 2010
Annual Conference of SERCI, in Cartagena, Colombia: "Copyright and brands in the digital age", downloadable here.
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 Chair activities
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Research
The Chair fosters research in a field that is under-explored by micro-economics. The themes are directed by the need for rapid adaptation of the sector and the harmonisation of its European markets. They also aim at specifying the features of future networks so that they can respond to the multimedia needs. Academic works are presented in international conferences and lead to scientific publications. The Chair organises seminars, funds PhDs and welcomes post-doctorates and foreign professors. It may respond to calls for tender (7th PCRD, ANR, etc.).
Education and training
In the academic curriculum at MINES ParisTech, the Chair is admitted to the “Industrial Economics” option. At TELECOM ParisTech, the Chair is admitted to the “Network and Services and Safety of Information Systems” option. It encourages and facilitates the engineering students’ internships in businesses and institutions in the sector. It orga- nises a doctoral program by funding and directing theses within the domain of media economics. It sets up personalised continuing education modules for businesses or institutions on themes concerning media economics.
Debates
The regulation of cultural or media industries is subject to permanent negotiations. The Chair’s role is to provide a venue for debates where economic reasoning prevails over negotiation strategies. It organises cycles of conferences which are open to ParisTech students and researchers as well as industry executives and regulating authorities.
Expertise
The Chair gathers skills in the field of media and brand economics. Its international academic network enables it to meet the calls for expertise or conduct ad hoc studies for businesses or public authorities.
Strategic and scientific watch
The Chair conducts a watch on the industrial organisation of the sector throughout the world and on the associated public policies The Chair keeps upwith on progress in industrial economics applied to the sector. It evaluates the competitiveness of the media industry in Europe.
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