Creative innovation is a website dedicated to growing the potential of Australia's creative enterprises, big and small.
Broadband networks only create value to consumers and businesses when they are used in conjunction with broadband-capable devices to deliver useful applications and content. The plan seeks to ensure that the entire broadband ecosystem - networks, devices, content and applications - is healthy.
NSW Business Chamber is an independent member-based company, founded in 1885. Since that time we’ve worked with thousands of businesses, from owner- operators to large corporates to connect them with the information, people and advice they need to make sound business decisions.
Our member base has grown to over 5,000 full member companies and 23,000 associate members.
Issues surrounding the nature of participatory media culture, the relationship between cultural production and economic innovation, and the future role of public cultural institutions can be developed from within a creative industries framework
Localism presents a dilemma. Government has traditionally found it difficult to support genuine local solutions while achieving national impact and scale. This UK report offers a solution
creative3 will empower individuals and organisations alike to harness the power of three – creativity, investment and enterprise – to build a successful creative business, through practical learnings and applications.
Focused on showcasing the combined power of these three key elements, the new generation event will place particular emphasis on the areas of film and television, new media, design, and music.
A forum presented in support of Most Mira (Peace Bridge) Youth Festival, a UK-based charity aiding reconciliation in Northern Bosnia through work with young people
E-portfolios by nature contain a significant amount of personal information about learners, some of which may be quite sensitive and, if not managed well, can compromise learner privacy.
Community broadcasting engages a range of people who may be left behind in the digital economy, writes Deborah Welch in the National Times
Estimates of apprentice and trainee activity in Australia for the September quarter, 2009 are presented in this publication.
With my colleague Jan Schmidt from the Hans-Bredow-Institut in Hamburg, I'm delighted to have been approached by the editors of the Taylor & Francis journal New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia to edit a special issue on produsage. Below is the Call for Papers - we welcome any enquiries and submissions. Please spread the word!
Exploring Produsage A Special Issue of New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia Call for papersThe concept of produsage points to the shift away from conventional producer/consumer relationships, and highlights the more fluid roles of users and contributors within social media environments. Participants in open source projects, in Wikipedia, in YouTube and Second Life are no longer merely consuming or using preproduced material, but neither are they at all times acting as fully self-determined producers of fully formed new works; rather, they occupy a hybrid position as produsers of content.
SnurbAccess to technology remains uneven across schools, student competency levels differ and teacher expertise varies considerably.
The digital dividend is the Australian Government's opportunity to ensure that the benefits to individuals and the community outweigh the costs associated with the switchover to digital television.
Governments regularly hold consultations with their public. Craig Thomler wants value given for value received.
The NZ Government's review of Creative New Zealand’s governance structure aims to improve efficiency and make the best investment of resources for the benefit of New Zealand artists and arts organisations.
What role can government play in assisting Australian creative talent to catch some of dynamism of emerging markets for culture asks Stuart Cunningham in The Punch.
Following on from the conversation last week on 'open government' this program hosts the head of the newly created Office of the Information Commissioner.
The theme of this year’s conference is “Workplace policy in 2010 and into the future”.
This article reports on research into the potential of interactive multimedia to develop K-1 students' understanding of fractions.
