Sentences with phrase «own cultural industries»

«Canada's media and cultural industries are being severely damaged by the tax loopholes that benefit foreign digital companies and platforms at the expense of Canadian producers and workers and that cost the federal government at least $ 1 billion in revenues,» the union wrote in a statement on its website.

And cultural industries are measured in trillions, not millions or even billions.

There are more than one million jobs in the Canadian cultural industry.

Ms. Joly has travelled to Europe and China as she looks for the best way to support Canadian cultural industries in the digital era.

Cultural industries are a growing and significant part of the global economy, with UNESCO estimating that they account for more than 7 % of global GDP.

But initially at least Canada was seen as an additional complication to completion of the TPP, a «difficult» negotiating partner that brought its own baggage (such as a less than robust IPR regime, a traditional antipathy to the interests of the brand - name pharmaceutical manufacturers, a penchant for protecting so - called «cultural industries», and other trade issues that did not align with US interests) that might have resonated with some of the other TPP countries.

Cultural protections — The U.S. and its entertainment industries have always strenuously opposed Canadian efforts to exclude cultural industries and policies.

The federal government is testing the public's appetite for a variety of potential policies, including a tax on digital content providers like Netflix to help fund Canadian cultural industries.

Liberalizing world trade to the extent that smaller and less resource - rich countries open their services markets to outsiders, erodes the competitive capacity of people's own cultural industries.

It is fair to ask whether the achievements have matched the confidence, especially in complex interdisciplinary areas and in the face of the overwhelming impact of late modern capitalism and its cultural industry.

Yet soon, controversy rose, and some Europeans had their reservations about deregulating their cultural industries.

Sadiq Khan did in the Evening Standard launch his creative and cultural industries manifesto.

Yet the Greens» position on the cultural industries has had the most scrutiny of any party.

We were honoured to attend the Film premiere in Belin which not only brought together different partners in the creative & cultural industries in Germany & Africa but also talented Musician based both here & in Africa.

Interpreting certain parts of the theory that was published in Scott Lash and Celia Lury's «Global Cultural Industry» might explain why.

The University offers an extensive portfolio of courses spanning the creative and cultural industries, the management and information management sectors, and the public sector.

The Creative Writing Department, within the School of Humanities and Cultural Industries, recently appointed 10 new teaching and research professors — all highly acclaimed in their creative fields — to join a distinguished team of practitioner researchers.

«This occasion will offer Italy the opportunity to present itself as a key protagonist within the German cultural scene for an entire year and to demonstrate its international standing, confirming publishing as the leading cultural industry in our country,» stated President Levi.

Lisa Sankar - Zhu is from the Caribbean, but lives in China where she runs her business Golden Mushroom (Henan) Cultural Industry Company Limited.

- Bath Spa University's School of Humanities and Cultural Industries offers courses at the cutting edge of creative writing and digital publishing.

Well, we all know that there are a lot of people in the French cultural industries — as well as the government — who strongly disapprove of Amazon.

At the UNESCO World Forum on Culture and Cultural Industries, Nicholas Gary of ActuaLitté interviewed participants about the most urgent issues facing publishing today.

Emmanuel dedicates most of his time to building Reedsy's product and is interested in how technology can transform cultural industries.

Mining, quarrying, and oil and gas extraction — $ 109,844 ($ 79,445) Utilities — $ 96,279 ($ 71,769) Construction — $ 64,240 ($ 51,233) Manufacturing — $ 54,256 ($ 44,359) Retail — $ 28,136 ($ 24,692) Transportation and warehousing — $ 55,305 ($ 45,081) Information and cultural industries — $ 61,373 ($ 49,259) Finance and insurance — $ 60,011 ($ 48,322) Real estate and rental and leasing — $ 50,226 ($ 41,612) Professional, scientific and technical services — $ 70,310 ($ 55,412) Educational services — $ 51,305 ($ 42,327) Health care and social assistance — $ 44,863 ($ 37,892) Arts, entertainment and recreation — $ 30,186 ($ 26,331) Accommodation and food services — $ 19,656 ($ 17,912)

She is an instructor at the Senghor University in Alexandria, Egypt, and teaches curatorial process, communications strategy, and methodology in the department of cultural industries.

Panel Moderator: Cultural Industries and the Generative Economy, Washington State Cultural Congress, Seattle, WA

In projects for Burton's clientele (French Vogue, Cocky Boys, Tom Ford, Wrangler Europe, Vogue Hommes International, Naughty America, Colt Studio Group, Yves Saint Laurent, The New York Times, Hustler, Domus, Kris Van Assche, Vanity Fair, and Fantastic Man), he often acknowledges the cultural industries and their environments as a set (literally at times by shooting through its constructions as such), and his access to cultural producers and pop icons.

The University of Glamorgan's Cardiff campus, known as Atrium, is where the Cardiff School of Creative & Cultural Industries is located in the city centre.

Whether through the lens of architecture, art, cultural industries, history or literature, dialogicCENTRALsolutions focuses on discussing new approaches on thinking about Central America.

This first City of Ideas urban realm commission brings together three of South Korea's leading artists to produce new works which investigate forgotten or overlooked spaces in Sheffield's Cultural Industries Quarter.

The office develops identity programs, books, publications, packaging, exhibition design, signage systems, websites, and media applications for clients in cultural industries.

Gustavo Von Ha's production (first time being nominated for the Prize this edition) is developed from a research about the thin boundaries between reality and fiction, art and market, authorial production and cultural industry insite the contemporary art context.

Her internationally celebrated solo with a horse - My Mathematics - was produced by Michael Morris's Cultural Industry and a series of vignettes with horses were presented by The Banff Centre, Canada and The Serpentine Gallery, London.

The rebellious nature of the movement was abolished, once the world of psychedelic art was consumed and co-opted by the cultural industry.

His expertise also covers specialisms in Creative Arts & Cultural Industries, Human Rights, Judicial Review, Complex Commercial Litigation, Intellectual Property law, Privy Council cases - Ultimate Appeal Court for parts of the Commonwealth, as well as, Regulatory Cases & Inquiries.

It is the only cultural industry where developing countries are the leaders in the global marketplace, with trade totalling over $ 23.2 billion annually.

Bill is also the author of the Canada Chapter in Media, Advertising and Entertainment Law Throughout the World published and updated annually by Thomson Reuters, and a number of published articles on legal topics such as Merger and Acquisitions representations, Cultural Industries under the FTA, International Commercial Arbitration and Equipment Leasing.

Diana represents Canadian and international companies in structuring production arrangements, treaty co-productions, co-ventures, and corporate mergers and acquisitions in the Canadian cultural industries.

European directives on copyright blithely state that «a high level of protection» is needed to ensure «the maintenance and development of creativity in the interests of authors, cultural industries, consumers and society as a whole».

The proposal is to place an «infinitesimal» tax on internet and mobile phone connections and directing that tax revenue to cultural industries.

The program's aim is to train managers who currently hold positions in organizations active in the performing arts, heritage sector (museums, historic sites), or in cultural industries (film, publishing, and sound recording).

At various levels we are gravitating towards the cultural industry, university research and unlikely pre-publishing work.

Alberta, Canada About Blog Alberta Culture and Tourism supports the development and sustainability of Alberta's cultural industries, tourism, the arts, recreation and sport, heritage and nonprofit / voluntary sector.

Indigenous cultural knowledge is the foundation of these industries and benefits from Indigenous cultural industries flow on to other Australians and to the Australian economy.

But regardless of the big - ticket transactions, the firm, which specializes in retirement investment plans for individuals in the academic, research, medical and cultural industries, maintains a tight - lipped approach to its individual purchases — and marks a clear divide between its clients» investment funds and its real estate arm.

Not exact matches

It offers a specialty in global energy management and sustainability, which encourages students to view the industry from political, environmental and cultural perspectives, in addition to teaching the fundamentals.

When the seven - year - old company began to look at expanding beyond North America, Biderman says, it quickly realized that cultural differences have a massive impact on the shape of the online dating industry.

Her leadership team did a deep dive to see what cultural shifts were affecting the food industry — and it was clear that the digital tsunami was coming their way.

My peek behind the scenes reinforced something I've always believed: The TV and film industry is central not just to New York's cultural vitality, but to our economic strength as well.

That much should probably be apparent from a quick Google search or a trip to your local bookstore, but if you need convincing, a host of experts will tell you that, thanks to a cultural fixation on positivity and the economic imperatives of the gigantic self - help industry, Americans are endlessly bombarded with happiness advice these days.