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A theory of managing creativity-intensive processes

Seidel, Stefan - 2009

This study reports the results of an exploratory, theory-building study on the impact of creativity on business … business processes that can be described as highly dependent on creativity, interdependent, client-focused, complex, but also … order to manage these processes. The study suggests that creativity-intensive processes are characterized by high levels of …

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Local Media Mapping in Media and Communications Studies: The Brisbane Media Map

Collis, Christy; Foth, Marcus; Spurgeon, Christina L. - 2005

This paper attends to two key policy issues in the media and communications sector, and focuses on an innovative case study through which both are being addressed. The case study here is the Brisbane Media Map (http://bmm.qut.edu.au), a student-produced online directory of the Brisbane area’s...

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Creative enterprises

Cunningham, Stuart D. - 2005

world's biggest 'content' multinationals – AOL TimeWarner, News Limited, Bertelsmann, Vivendi and the rest – equally fit the …

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Culture, Services, Knowledge or "Is content King, or are we just drama Queens?"

Cunningham, Stuart D. - 2002

The paper tracks the fate of content as it passes across three grids of understanding: across the grid of ‘culture’, of ‘services’, and of ‘knowledge’. These grids also serve as historical and/or possible rationales for state intervention in the creative ndustries, as well as...

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Creating a Reference Model for the Creative Industries – Evaluation of Configurable Event Driven Process Chains in Practice

Lux, Johannes W. - 2006

The Australian screen business is facing new challenges to stay competitive. Increasing globalization on the one hand offers new opportunities for service-related companies but on the other hand raises the competition in drawing the attention of production companies. Motivated by a lack of...

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From margins to mainstream : how screen and creative industries developed in the Northern Rivers region of NSW : 2000–2010

Henkel, Cathy Joanne - 2010

This thesis explores the proposition that growth and development in the screen and creative industries is not confined to the major capital cities. Lifestyle considerations, combined with advances in digital technology, convergence and greater access to broadband are altering requirements for...

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The entrepreneurial playwright : a relational approach to marketing plays in the regions

Ainsworth, Rodney Phillip - 2008

This exegesis examines the proposition that playwriting is an entrepreneurial activity when combined with the role of producer. The thesis demonstrates that, when a playwright combines the two roles and considers the development of a network of relationships in the process, positive steps can be...

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China's Creative Industries : Copyright, Social Network Markets and the Business of Culture in a Digital Age

Montgomery, Lucy - 2010

China’s Creative Industries explores the role of new technologies, globalization and higher levels of connectivity in re-defining relationships between ‘producers’ and ‘consumers’ in 21st century China. The evolution of new business models, the impact of state regulation, the rise of...

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The Political Economy of the Music Industry: Technological Change and the Political Control of Music

Cvetkovski, Trajce - 2005

The task undertaken in this dissertation is to determine the extent of the challenge facing the major firms (majors) who currently control over 80% of global sound carrier and publishing revenue in the popular (pop) music industry. The aim of this thesis is to explain the disorganising effects...

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Creative Industries come to China (MATE)

Hartley, John; Montgomery, Lucy - 2009

This paper introduces the special issue ?China: Internationalizing the Creative Industries?, describing the Australian Research Council funded ?MATE? project which provides the conceptual background for the questions the issue explores. The MATE project began with the expectation that as China...

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