[pp.int.general] Looking for data on growth in live music in EU countries

[Justus Römeth]

Hey Mike

I am passing your questions along to ppl that might know where to find said
data. You should try to get into contact with
Musikpiraten<http://musik.klarmachen-zum-aendern.de/>,
and PPDE's responsible person for copyright matters (who happens to produce
music and own a small label himself), Bruno
Kramm<https://twitter.com/#!/BrunoGertKramm> as
far as Germany is concerned, I doubt they are reading this list (Which I
would say is useful for discussing generell things, but not for reaching
everybody active within the PPs directly). I assume you are also in contact
with NGOs like La Quadrature du Net, Bits of Freedom and Digitale
Gesellschaft?

Kind regards

Justus Römeth

On Tue, Jun 5, 2012 at 12:48 AM, Mike Masnick <mike at floor64.com> wrote:

> Hi guys,
>
> Francisco had passed along my RFD last week concerning data, and he's
> since sent over the following page from Spain:
>
> http://www.ine.es/daco/daco42/sociales11/sociales.htm
>
> which includes some fantastic stats (under the "Cultura" links, which open
> up spread sheets) about how much live music in Spain has grown over the
> last decade.  We've also seen similar info for the UK.
>
> What I'm really hoping for is similar data from (specifically the rise in
> live music):
>
> * Germany
> * Italy
> * France
> * Russia
>
> Each of these countries have national stats bureaus (the links after each
> country), but not being familiar with the language, it's very difficult to
> find similar stats.
>
> Separately, again, in any of these countries, any further details on
> consumer spending on entertainment would be great.  In the US, the Bureau
> of Labor Statistics has that data for us, but we've been unable to find the
> same thing in any of the larger EU economies.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated (and would likely lead to the data
> being used in a document that can be quite helpful to you in your campaign
> efforts).
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>
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