The results qualitatively confirm the mechanism of industry migration proposed in models like Duranton [Duranton, G., 2007. Urban evolutions: The fast, the slow, and the still. American Economic Review 97, 197 221].
For the record industry, migration to digital distribution is inevitable; the question is how to develop a method that delivers copyright-protected music to consumers in such a way that makes piracy impossible.
"We share a similar vision and strategy with Arris for the industry's migration to IP.
While nimble entrepreneurs find new niches in facilitating the industry's migration to electronic distribution, their activity has been highlighted with EMI's creation of an online music licensing service.
In Pedra Branca do Amapari, on the borders of Venezuela and Guyana, the clustering of Indian reserves is a primary factor that influences the level of social vulnerability, along with extractive industry and migration.
Marc Randazza, an entertainment lawyer who has studied the porn industry's migration to Nevada, sees Kink.com's move "in the larger context of adult entertainment companies looking just a few hours east, seeing much lower costs to doing business, and a much more business friendly environment, and more social tolerance than in California.
With only a small local population during medieval times, as a result of the introduction of industry, mass migration of village workers into Oldham occurred, resulting in a population change from under 2,000 in 1714 to 12,000 in 1801 to 137,000 in 1901.
In Europe, the auto industry's annual migration to Geneva is a sure sign of spring.
He was encouraged by the book industry's ongoing migration into the digital space and its comparatively cheaper overheads.
My own guess: for the news industry, the excruciating migration from print to digital will get worse before it gets better.
Free in the Harbour tells the poignant story of the end of whaling as an industry and the migration of Newfoundlanders west to find work in the oil patch.
