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# Aktuelles 10. Juni 2014
- URL: https://neunetz.com/aktuelles-10-juni-2014/
- Published: 2014-06-10T13:25:57.000Z
- Updated: 2014-06-10T13:25:57.000Z
- Author: Marcel Weiß
- Tags: Kurz, Links, #wp, #wp-post, #visibility-public, #Import 2024-11-21 20:37

Lesenswerte Analysen, Hintergrundberichte und interessante News:

- [Multiversity Comics » The Life and Times of the Modern Comic Book Artist](http://multiversitycomics.com/columns/the-life-and-times-of-the-modern-comic-book-artist/) "For creator-owned books – which, again, do not always generate page rates – that amount ranged from $17 to $100 per page, while for-hire naturally was much higher. On the low end, publishers like Boom! and IDW paid between $50 and $150, with the higher end found publishers like Marvel, DC and Dark Horse paying upwards of $300 per page, topping out at nearly $500."
- [Berlin to Get Second Factory – and Future European Expansion Also Possible](http://news.siliconallee.com/2014/06/06/simon-schaefer/) "And intriguingly enough with a project like Factory, people ask us for our opinion and I am using that right now to create more relevant policies for startups. And it’s interesting to see that very few entrepreneurs take the time to do that. I had the chance to speak with \[European Commissioner for Digital Agenda\] Neelie Kroes and \[President of the European Commission Jose Manuel\] Barroso recently in Brussels at an event, and it’s intriguing to see how much they actually suck up the information, like a sponge, because not enough entrepreneurs actually take the time to engage with long term policy goals."
- [Daring Fireball: Notifications as the Interface](http://daringfireball.net/linked/2014/06/06/honanifications)
- [Why Hollywood Loves Dystopian Science Fiction](http://priceonomics.com/why-hollywood-loves-dystopian-science-fiction/) Echtes 'Multimedia' in Aktion: "According to Edward Jay Epstein, author of The Hollywood Economist, Hollywood makes roughly 10% of its profits from the domestic box office, another 10% from foreign box office, and 80% from these other monetization options. The result, according to an entertainment journalist, is that “However strong the characters and storyline, none of the new breed of blockbusters gets the go-ahead unless it can justify itself in terms of its TV spin-offs, sequels, merchandising opportunities and DVD tie-in.”"
- [U.S. Streaming Music Grows To $1.43 Billion, Says RIAA](http://www.hypebot.com/hypebot/2014/03/us-streaming-music-grows-to-143-billion-says-riaa.html)Die Linktipps können [auf Twitter](https://twitter.com/neunetzfh) und [auf App.net](https://alpha.app.net/neunetzfh) abonniert werden.