This report interprets the background, scope, objectives, and strategy of European music exports. After examining the main features of the music sector in the European Union, it assesses the main barriers, challenges, and opportunities of European music in the external sector. In this regard, English and American programs, compared with other countries, have produced better content. Later in this report, national organizations specializing in music present estimates on music exports and raise the strengths and issues that this strategy may face.
The United States, Canada, South Africa, and China are the four main international territories addressed in this report. The report will also examine the consequences this strategy may have. It then studies this plan in terms of market structuring, the advancement of ideas, information gathering, and the distribution of music beyond borders.
Statistics and information that are examined more closely in the report:
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