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April, 2013
The Death of Europe’s Liberalized Power Market?
Maurice Berns, Christophe Brognaux, David Gee, Jonas Geerinck, Harald Rubner
Europe’s liberalized power market—conceived with the objectives of increased industry efficiency, greater price stability, heightened competition, and enhanced security of supply— remains alive and well. But the odds of government intervention are increasing. The implications for stakeholders, including conventional power producers, are sizable.
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Focus
February, 2013
Follow the Surplus: How U.S. Consumers Value Online Media
Jean-Manuel Izaret, John Rose, Neal Zuckerman, Paul Zwillenberg
Some 44 percent of media consumption takes place online, and U.S consumers now get more value from online media, net of the associated costs, than from offline media: approximately $970 per person per year, compared with approximately $900. This “consumer surplus” will continue to grow, with profound implications for media industry participants.
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December, 2012
Transforming Print Media: Managing the Short Term While Restructuring for the Future
Mythili Devineni, Anna Green, John Rose, Neal Zuckerman, Paul Zwillenberg
How can newspaper and magazine publishers transform their business—maintaining short-term performance while planning and executing a long-term vision for the future? There are several interconnected steps, starting with unlocking cash to pay for the journey and buy time with investors. Overall success will depend more on execution than insight.
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