Global Entertainment

Every journalist Ma? Global entertainment and media markets will grow at an average annual growth rate of 2.7% per cent in the next 5 years, to $1.6 trillion trillion by 2013, the global entertainment and Media Industry Outlook report, released yesterday, is forecast by PwC.　　China's entertainment and media sectors will grow at a combined annual rate of 9.5% per cent to $110 billion trillion, much more than the global average. PwC predicts that the global entertainment media industry will grow at 3.9% this year, with a growth rate of just 0.4% to 20 next year, affected by the recession.

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"China Mobile's Internet advertising revenue almost doubled in 2011 to $457 million trillion, and we expect the figure to double again in 2012." 　　Pan Zhenyu, a partner in China's entertainment and media industry, said that internet advertising will be the fastest growing area in the next 5 years for the Chinese entertainment and media industry, with an annual compound growth rate expected to reach 32.1%. China has become the world's third largest in 2011, with digital migration ending in different ways, according to the 2012-2016 Global entertainment and media industry Outlook released by PwC.

Every journalist Ma? Global entertainment and media markets will grow at an average annual growth rate of 2.7% per cent in the next 5 years, to $1.6 trillion trillion by 2013, the global entertainment and Media Industry Outlook report, released yesterday, is forecast by PwC.　　China's entertainment and media sectors will grow at a combined annual rate of 9.5% per cent to $110 billion trillion, much more than the global average. PwC predicts that the global entertainment media industry will grow at 3.9% this year, with a growth rate of just 0.4% to 20 next year, affected by the recession.