creative industries & social media
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Creative Industries & Social MediaTRANSCRIPT
Creative Industries &
Social Media
Cristina Costa
Discuss the readings
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What most struck me about the
chapter(s) for today was.......
The idea that I most take issue with
in the chapter(s) is..........
Creative industries have been understood in the
context of information society … and draws its political
and ideological power from the prestige and economic
importance attached to concepts of innovation,
information, information workers and the impact of
information and communication technologies drawn
from information society theory. (Garnham, 2005)
Garnham, N. (2005). From cultural to creative industries.
International Journal of Cultural Policy, 11(1), 15–29.
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Creative Industries are those which have their
origin in individual creativity, skill and talent. They
also include industries which have the potential to
create wealth and jobs through the development,
production or exploitation of intellectual property.
Scottish Government
http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/ArtsCultureSport/arts/Archive/creative-industries
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Creative industries – creative
Scotland
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The Creative Industries 65,200 people
in 2012. This represents 2.69% of all
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The creative industries GVA in 2011
was 2.8 billion
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The Scottish Annual Business Statistics
definition of the Creative Industries
includes:
• Advertising
• Architecture
• arts crafts and
antiques
• computer
games
• Design
• fashion and textiles
• film and video
• music
• performing arts
• writing and publishing
• photography
• TV and radio
• Software electronic
publishing
• museums and
galleries
• cultural education
Online enterprises
Can you think of any?
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Creative industries & Digital Media
Usually SMEs
Heavily reliant on networks
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The impact of social media in
creative industries…
More widespread access to broadband
technologies (including efforts to improve
rural access)
• Smartphones and tablets improving mobile
access
• Social media platforms
• Availability of big and small data
• Cloud computing
• Digital marketing and market analytics
• Visualisation
• Falling technology prices (Warren, 2014)
http://www.doclorraine.com/entrepreneurship/realising-value-in-the-agri-food-industries-the-next-wave-of-
digital-innovation
Traditional Media
Digital/ Social Media
Production • Official Channels only
• Professional/ specialised
• Gatekeepers
• Read & Write web DIY
Creation • Standardised
• Conservative
• Concentration of power
• Creative/ eclectic
• Disruptive
• Distribution of power
Distribution • One way communication
• Impersonal
• Multi-way communication
• Personalised
• Networked
• Community focused
• Interactive
Unpredictable enterprises
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The Scottish Annual Business Statistics
definition of the Creative Industries
includes:
• Advertising
• Architecture
• arts crafts and
antiques
• computer
games
• Design
• fashion and textiles
• film and video
• music
• performing arts
• writing and publishing
• photography
• TV and radio
• Software electronic
publishing
• museums and
galleries
• cultural education
Broadcast yourself
Locally grown
Internationally known
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Youtube Partner programme
• Created in 2007
1 Million+ Content Creators
participatory Culture
• 1000s channels making 6
figures a year !!
What can education learn from
such forms of engagement?
What skills do we need?