My Creativity Reader. A critique of creative industries
by Geert Lovink and Ned Rossiter | Nonfiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 9789078146049 Global Overview for this book
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"The MyCreativity Reader is a collection of critical research into the creative industries. The material develops out of the MyCreativity Convention on International Creative Industries Research held in Amsterdam, November 2006. This two-day conference sought to bring the trends and tendencies around the creative industries into critical question.
The creative industries concept was initiated by the UK Blair government in 1997 to revitalise de-industrialised urban zones. Gathering momentum after being celebrated in Richard Florida's best seller The Creative Class (2002), the concepto mobilised around the world as the zeitgeist of creative entrepeneurs and policy-makers.
Despite the euphoria surrounding the creative industries, there has been very little critical research that pays attention to local and national variations, working conditions, the impact of restrictive intellectual property regimes and questions of economic sustainability. The reader presents academic research alongside activist report that aim to dismante the buzz machine."
Este libro llegó a mis manos mediante una simpatizante de Podemos de Bormujos, con la idea de hacer una liberación masiva en su pueblo. Sin embargo, se desligó de ese proyecto político y los libros se quedaron en mi casa, así que vamos a darles movimiento.
The creative industries concept was initiated by the UK Blair government in 1997 to revitalise de-industrialised urban zones. Gathering momentum after being celebrated in Richard Florida's best seller The Creative Class (2002), the concepto mobilised around the world as the zeitgeist of creative entrepeneurs and policy-makers.
Despite the euphoria surrounding the creative industries, there has been very little critical research that pays attention to local and national variations, working conditions, the impact of restrictive intellectual property regimes and questions of economic sustainability. The reader presents academic research alongside activist report that aim to dismante the buzz machine."
Este libro llegó a mis manos mediante una simpatizante de Podemos de Bormujos, con la idea de hacer una liberación masiva en su pueblo. Sin embargo, se desligó de ese proyecto político y los libros se quedaron en mi casa, así que vamos a darles movimiento.
Ya que el libro está en inglés, lo dejaremos en la planta baja de la Escuela Oficial de Idiomas en Reina Mercedes, donde está también el comedor universitario, sobre las ocho de la mañana.
