6.10a What is the overall growth potential of the UK audio sector?
Background
As the radio and audio sector continues to evolve, DCMS wants to understand its growth potential going forward, the social and community impact of the sector (in particular local radio) and the economic and cultural influence of newer technologies such as smart speakers.
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Topics
- arts, culture, entertainment and media
- economy, business and finance
- business information
- strategy and marketing
- media
- radio industry
- streaming service
- television industry
- economic growth
- economic indicator
- science and technology
- technology and engineering
- information technology and computer science
- society
Research fields
- commerce, management, tourism and services
- commercial services
- marketing
- strategy, management and organisational behaviour
- economics
- applied economics
- econometrics
- economic theory
- human society
- policy and administration
- information and computing sciences
- language, communication and culture
- communication and media studies
- cultural studies
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