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The ARC Centre of Excellence in Creative Industries and Innovation drives the development of an Australian creative innovation system to maximise the national economic and cultural benefits of digital content industries. It integrates research across a range of disciplines to develop new modes of access and distribution for user-led innovation. The centre provides integrated, empirically grounded solutions to structural, conceptual and policy problems as new technologies, end-user activism and semi-professional practices are challenging traditional models of production and consumption in the creative value chain.
The Centre's research projects are organised around four key themes:
1. Conceptual Modelling
2. Digital Innovations
3. Policy and Macro-Trends
4. Skills and Creative Capital
For more information on these themes see the About us page
Current CCI projects are listed below in alphabetical order:
- Entertainment and information services (the creative economy) are a prime mechanism for transmitting, embedding and popularising innovation in society
- Thi project acts to connect and broker productive relationships with partner researchers in Asia and internationally
- To create research outcomes and foster participation in debates about the future of high capacity broadband in Australia
- an online data-capture and business analysis project
- Focuses on human capital development in the creative economy, particularly the development of creative capacities across the workforce.
- building a conceptual frame for analysing culture, creativity and identity using evolutionary theory, complexity studies, and cultural/media studies.
- This project is a development of the third stage of Creative Digital Industries in Australia
- A new international project to be launched in the framework of the Cultures and Globalization Series
- Examines intellectual property issues related to content creation in Asia.
- Investigates ways in which law can be managed and reformed to promote the greatest dissemination and reuse of ideas in order to sponsor creativity.
- Focusses on the increasingly complex relationships among professional media outlets, online social networks, and mobile media.
- This project focuses on the digital literacy of children and young people, and the policy implications of online and mobile media regulation.
- A collaborative, survey-based project looking at the social, cultural, political & economic impact of the Internet & other communications technologies
- Youthworx assists homeless or 'at-risk' young people to become media trainees and producers
Asia broadcasting business community consumers copyright creative commons creative industries cultural institutions culture content economics education employment Indigenous innovation internet law leadership multimedia policy social media technology telecommunications youth software screen industries
CCI Bloggers
- Let Them Print Cake
Posted: 04/02/12
- More Twitter Metrics: Metrify Revisited
Posted: 31/01/12
- Call for Papers: Emerging Methods for Digital Media Research
Posted: 30/01/12
- Creating Basic Twitter Language Metrics
Posted: 28/01/12
- Preliminary musings on reality TV and lifestyle culture in Mumbai
Posted: 27/01/12
