New Media
In new media, Wall Communications' principal areas of expertise include economic research and policy analysis.
Economic Research and Policy Analysis
Wall Communications conducts economic research and policy analysis of matters relating to the emerging new media industry. In 1998, the firm completed an extensive 300-page study on the new media industry in Canada for Industry Canada, Canadian Heritage and the CRTC, entitled: Study on Mechanisms to Promote the Development and Distribution of Canadian Multimedia and other New Media Content and Services (Executive Summary). The study provided a detailed profile of the Canadian new media industry and an assessment of alternative mechanisms to promote the development and distribution of Canadian new media content and services.
Wall Communications also completed two reports for the Department of Canadian Heritage in the New Media area: A Study of Existing Measures Promoting Canadian On-Line Content (January 2001) and A Study of Canadian and Canadian Cultural Content on Major Websites and Portals (February 2001). In addition, the firm recently completed a study for Canadian Heritage entitled: A Study of Business Models Sustaining the Development of Digital Cultural Content (June 2002) (Executive Summary, Full Report).
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