Research Programs
Groups directory
Group | Manager | Subscribers | Description | Subscribe |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60Sox: Developing a creative ecology as a community of practice | alawrence | 1 | Developing a creative ecology as a community of practice: The pathway from training to profession in the digital content industries | subscribe |
| Broadband Public Policy in Australia | alawrence | 3 | Examines the countries that have successfully implemented national broadband policies | subscribe |
| Business of Creativity | alawrence | 3 | A comprehensive survey of screen content producers which aims to understand the conditions under which producers develop and produce screen content. | subscribe |
| Business Process Management | alawrence | 5 | Business process management (BPM) for the post-production phase in the screen business. | subscribe |
| Creative Commons and Open Content Licensing | paitken | 7 | This project investigates the implementation of the Creative Commons and other OCL models in Australia | subscribe |
| Creative commons clinic | alawrence | 7 | A resource for students and researchers from various disciplines to prototype creative commons approaches to policy and legal issues. | subscribe |
| Creative digital industries mapping | admin | 3 | Mapping the value of creative industries in Australia | subscribe |
| Creative Industries and Innovation Policy | paitken | 5 | This project aims to achieve knowledge transfer from the Centre’s research into policy domains and public debate | subscribe |
| Creative Industries and the Development Agenda | alawrence | 3 | Digital inclusion and creative engagement with information and communication technology are critical in the construction of knowledge societies | subscribe |
| Creative Resources as Inputs to the Health Sector | paitken | 4 | Creative and cultural resources are playing an increasingly significant role in innovation and securing the community’s wellbeing. | subscribe |
| Creative Workforce 2.0 | paitken | 7 | CW2.0 focuses on investigating and promoting creative worker capacities in an environment characterised by innovation and risk. | subscribe |
| Development of the Creative Industries in China | alawrence | 4 | The China East Asia research program looks at emergent content industries in the world's most dynamic region. | subscribe |
| Digital Futures | alawrence | 6 | The Australian partner in the World Internet Project | subscribe |
| Digital Liberty | paitken | 6 | Knowledge culture and economy in a web 2.0 world: reconciling rights of creators, owners, citizens and consumers | subscribe |
| Enabling Technology for the Analysis of Electronic Cultural Archives | alawrence | 4 | Using technology to liberate database content for new and innovative use | subscribe |
| Evolutionary Economics of Creative Industries | paitken | 4 | This project is a development of the third stage of Creative Digital Industries in Australia | subscribe |
| Firm strategy and innovation in the creative industries | paitken | 4 | The ways in which technological change and globalization are impacting on the strategy and competitiveness of the creative ind | subscribe |
| IP Law in Asia | alawrence | 4 | Examines intellectual property issues related to content creation in Asia. | subscribe |
| New Literacy, New Audiences | alawrence | 3 | Examining how the evolution in digital literacy and content creation can create new audiences | subscribe |
| Remix My Lit | alawrence | 3 | Remix is all about taking existing material and making something new out of it. It's a familiar concept in music but extends to all creative content s | subscribe |
| Standards and Metadata | paitken | 5 | For motion picture industry | subscribe |
| The Uses of Multimedia | alawrence | 5 | Citizen Consumers, Creative Participation. This project identifies practical solutions which will extend the social reach of multimedia literacy. | subscribe |
| Youthworx | paitken | 9 | Youthworx assists homeless or 'at-risk' young people to become media trainees and producers | subscribe |
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
- 17 March 2010
- 28 February - 28 March 2010
