The Key trends are based on the data sets published within the Yearbook Online Service and show the main developments in the audiovisual sector that can be traced across Europe.
Valuable insights on legal issues - contributed by the Observatory’s department for Legal Information - on topics such as the AVMSD, cinema, copyright or freedom of expression are included as well.
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This 8th edition of "key trends" offers a selection of topics which we believe indicate the most significant trends affecting the European audiovisual market. It provides a mix of analysis and key data, extracted from our 2022 activities involving reports and databases.
This 7th edition of "key trends" offers a selection of 28 topics which we believe indicate the most significant trends affecting the European audiovisual market. It provides a mix of analysis and key data, extracted from our 2021 activities involving reports and databases.
This 6th edition of "key trends" offers a selection of over 30 topics which we believe indicate the most significant trends affecting the European audiovisual market. It provides a mix of analysis and key data, extracted from our 2020 activities involving reports and databases.
This 5th edition of "key trends" offers a selection of over 30 topics which we believe indicate the most significant trends affecting the European audiovisual market. It provides a mix of analysis and key data, extracted from our 2019 activities involving reports and databases.
This fourth edition of the 'Key trends' Yearbook offers a broad array of insights and data on the European audiovisual market. The focus this year is on Italy - Presidency country of the Observatory in 2019 .
Recognized by professionals and decision-makers across the audiovisual industries, this publication provides the analysis and intelligence necessary to gain an overview of recent key trends in the audiovisual sector. This year, the focus is on France, the Observatory Presidency country in 2018.
The second edition of this publication provides the analysis and intelligence necessary to gain a comprehensive overview of recent key trends in the audiovisual sector. It includes a focus on Poland, the Observatory Presidency country in 2017.
The aim of this first edition of 'Key Trends' is to enhance the data of the Yearbook published annually by the Observatory by providing an overview of the developments taking place in the audiovisual sector.
Yearbook Online
Online access to the tables & graphs of the Observatory's Yearbook
LUMIERE
Database on admissions to films released in Europe
MAVISE
Database on TV and on-demand audiovisual services and companies in Europe
LUMIERE VOD
The European film directory on European films available on VOD services in Europe
