How is creative content (the book, the film, the game, the TV show etc) financed currently, and how realistically can it be financed in the future? These are key questions for Europe's creative and cultural industries, and so far we have come up with more questions than answers as regards the challenge of digitalisation.

We need to be more rigorous, more evidence-based and more commercially aware in our approach to public debate, just as investors have to be, otherwise they lose their shirts!

Is anyone of you aware of a study or a research investigating the potential of the converged-media industry in terms of creating employment and boosting the economy?

For instance, it would be interesting to know if estimates exist for figures such jobs' creation (compared to loss of jobs in the old-media industry). Is this piece of information available in your country?

To have a wider comunication on EU more inclusive is important to work consistentely to all (independent of languages) have the same chances to pariticipate and understand and be understood.
Without that only a small percentage have chance to express in full.
The improvements on automatic translation available must be a priority on EU instituitions and media plataforms.

A tweet came in today - it was suggesting that perhaps to help spur innovation in the digital content industry governments should proactively legislate to ensure agnostic consumer controlled content supply chain configuration.

So for example irrespective of what configuration a potential audience chooses to engage with digital content (iPad vs Galaxy, ConnectedTV vs Linear TV etc) no one route should be preferential to any other (i.e. content should be equally available across all permutations).