杰德昨天參加今年度的Digital Taipei台北國際數位內容交流會，杰德執行長表示：「今年活動規模比去年更大，有許多來自中國與世界各地的貴賓和買方代表參加，這對台灣的數位內容產業來說是件好事。」
以下是本次交流會的媒體相關報導：
(Nownews記者曹逸雯／台北報導 )
經濟部長施顏祥昨（6）日在2010 Digital
Taipei台北國際數位內容交流會開幕典禮致詞時表示，為加強推動數位內容產業的力道，行政院已通過將透過軟硬整合、多元創作、國際拓銷及整合資源等4 大策略，讓數位內容產業在2013年產值達到7800億元，促成產業投資額1000億元及國際合作金額140億元，創造3萬1500個就業機會。
經濟部工業局今年特別將「台北國際數位內容交流會（Digital Taipei
2010）」、「台日韓數位內容國際論壇」、「亞太數位內容國際論壇」及廠商觀摩交流參訪等活動予以整合，整體規劃為「數位內容週」系列活動，透過多元平台與帶狀活動，邀請來自中國大陸、美國、英國、俄羅斯、伊朗及歐洲地區等國內外業者來台進行合作與交流，並促成國際合作與採購商機。
經濟部長施顏祥在開幕致詞時說明台灣去年2009年的數位內容產業整體產值為4603億元，其中以遊戲、動畫、影音、數位學習及數位出版的成長幅度較大，平均年成長率高達35.6%，產業整體投資金額已達212億元。
施顏祥指出，2009年是台灣數位內容產業發展的重要里程碑，行政院已將「文化創意產業」列為六大新興產業之一，立法院今年也通過「文化創意產業發展法」數位內容產業就是其中的一項。
有關政府推動數位產業發展的部分，經濟部研訂出「數位內容產業旗艦計畫」，包括「產業發展躍進」、「數位內容學院」、「數位學習與典藏」及「國際
領航拓展」等4項行動計畫，將於2013年以前，預計投入38.85億元經費來促進產業發展，推動專業人才培育、促進產業投資、創新產品研發、國際市場行
銷等重點工作，並以政策工具結合民間資源的方式，共同推動台灣的數位內容產業發展。
施顏祥也指出，台灣今年已有多項原創動畫作品登上國際舞台，包括2010賀歲片「歡樂卡滋虎」、以水滸傳為故事藍圖的「水火：108」，與以台灣原住民故事為背景的「魔蹤傳奇」，有的已攻上國際Cartoon
Network頻道，或是將在歐美上映。
更多訊息，請上Digital Taipei 2010官網：http://www.dgtaipei.tw/
Portico Media attended this year's Digital Taipei."The event was even at a larger scale than last year. A lot of representation from Chinese buyers and VIPs as well as overseas buyers worldwide. These are all good signs for Taiwan's digital content industry," states Jay Lin, CEO of Portico Media.
The following is the report from the media:
Digital Taipei 2010 kicks off Taipei, Sept. 6 (CNA)
This year's Digital Taipei
attracted a record high of more than 200 buyers from around the world on its
opening day and could bring in millions of dollars as a result of on-site
business meetings, the organizers said Monday.
It is the second time Taiwan has held
this international digital content event, which the organizers described as a
perfect platform for both local and international companies involved in the
industry.
"Taiwan, like
many other countries, is moving toward the international stage. It is a big step
and the reason we are holding this show, " said Oliver Wu, a consultant of the
Taipei Computer Association.
The
government has come up with various projects and incentives to boost the digital
content industry, so it is gradually starting to boom, according to the Ministry
of Economic Affairs.
The
industry's output value in Taiwan has reached NT$460 billion, Economics
Minister Shih Yen-shiang said, adding that Taiwan aims to
increase the value to NT$780 billion by 2013, generating 31,500
jobs.
This year, the number of
exhibitors and buyers has doubled. Compared to last year's fewer than 20, there
are this year almost 50 buyers and exhibitors from foreign countries, including
China, Malaysia, Thailand, Russia, Japan and Korea, Wu
said.
Foreign countries,
especially in the emerging markets, are particularly interested in
Taiwan's digital content, said Wu,
adding that although the show is not large, it is gaining more and more
attention.
"The show is definitely
small, but content-wise, I think it's very packed, so it is very interesting for
us to be here," said Maxim Matveyko, vice president of Russia's Nival Group's
Business Development, adding that he has been to many international shows and is
still impressed by Taiwanese game developers.
Matveyko, visiting the show for the first time, said
he would make use of this opportunity to bring new games back to his own country
and introduce his company's two latest titles to Taiwan and the
Asia-Pacific region.
Among the 200
more buyers attending the show, those from China alone
account for about 160.
"We have
come here to inspect, emulate and seek development and cooperation, " said K.Y.
Zhu, secretary-general of the China-based Zhejiang Internet
Association.
With various forums
and about 130 one-on-one business meetings scheduled to take place on the
sidelines of the show, the organizers were hopeful that it can lead to greater
potential for markets worldwide, including Taiwan. (By
James Lee)
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