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Global Entertainment And Media Revenues To Hit US$3.4 Trillion By 2028, Says PwC

July 22, 2024

Despite economic challenges and heightened competition, the global entertainment and media (E&M) industry demonstrated remarkable resilience, achieving a significant 5% revenue growth in 2023, reaching $2.8 trillion. This growth outpaced ...

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Global Entertainment And Media Revenues To Hit US$3.4 Trillion By 2028, Says PwC

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Morocco’s SNRT Reveals Radio Audience Data As New Schedule Prioritises Local Reach

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