Cultural and Creative Industries: An Overview

Peris‐Ortiz, Marta; López-Sieben, Mónica

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-99590-8_1

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“…DeFillippi et al (2007) describe the paradoxes caused by the challenge of managing and organizing creativity in the cultural economy. Peris‐Ortiz et al (2019) consider the main paradoxes in the creative industries between creativity–standardization and tradition–innovation. For the former, the authors suggest separating routine from creative work to create isolated spaces.…”

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Innovation in the creative industries: Linking the founder's creative and business orientation to innovation outcomes

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Creative industries contain paradoxes because conflicting tensions arise between the market and the arts. Entrepreneurs need to find and maintain a balance between those two sides to create innovation. This study tests the interaction between business and creative orientations of a founder in their influence on innovation in the context of creative entrepreneurial firms and provides recommendations for how creative agents can leverage and manage their innovations based on their creative visions. Determinants on the individual level, such as the founder's creative or business orientations, have a lasting impact on the practices and process of their venture. To trace the imprinting influence of the founder's orientation on innovation, the empirical setting is a time‐lagged study of German firm owners in the cultural and creative industries surveyed 5 years apart. The results show a significant relationship between creative orientation and innovation, whereas business orientation does not significantly relate to innovation. However, creative and business orientations reveal a negative interaction effect. This study contributes empirical evidence to the paradox theory and the interaction between the opposite poles. Our findings provide valuable insights about the relevance of creative orientation and its visionary impact on the firms' innovation process. Furthermore, the results shed new light on the tension between art and the market, as different compositions of the two orientation poles seem to have a varying impact on the degree of innovation. Thus, the study reveals the complexity of creative entrepreneurship and provides managerial guidance for other knowledge‐based industries.

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“…These changes affected the cultural sector, including the music business which has gone under a significant shift that impacted the forms of production, distribution, and consumption [18] introducing new modes of entrepreneurs who addressed fragmented audiences. Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) and technology advances create new opportunities and challenges and form new business models, platforms, and processes, especially for small businesses, which comply with the contemporary modes of cultural product distribution [40,41] and deliver to the audience. Digital technologies are omnipresent and offer solutions to explore new possibilities in a constantly evolving cultural entrepreneurship by people who present a capacity to adapt to unforeseen events [42].…”

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The Significance of Digital Network Platforms to Enforce Musicians’ Entrepreneurial Role: Assessing Musicians’ Satisfaction in Using Mobile Applications

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Digital entrepreneurship through the employment of smartphones and other handheld device applications is an innovative form of customer approach. Particularly, in the cultural marketing sector, new technologies, such as social media, YouTube channels, and mobile applications may increase the artists’ visibility and attract new partnerships and audiences. In this framework, entrepreneurs-musicians who attended a seminar on Management of Cultural Heritage, Communication and Media in Greece were asked to promote their activities through the creation of a smartphone application. After having completed their endeavor and further evaluated it, they participated in qualitative research based on the theory of experts’ interviews, as a case study. The aim of this paper, through thematic analysis of the conducted interviews, is to reflect upon the dynamics of new technologies in music entrepreneurship. As derived by the analysis, the use of mobile applications may effectively approach prospective partnerships and audiences, especially if combined with other contemporary forms of communication, and results in presenting enhanced professionalism. Audience engagement, which is an issue that is sought while attempting to optimize promotion processes, may be achieved if a further practice is performed. As the research was conducted during the COVID-19 pandemic, the demand for this form of making publicly known their artwork was considered essential.

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“…The creative industry culture of connecting traditional knowledge with innovation and creativity is essential for several countries because it has economic potential and impacts economic development (Pessoa et al, 2009) (Peris-Ortiz et al, 2019) (Kostis, 2021Westwood & Low, 2003). For example, handicrafts in the cultural industry play an essential role in people's income and job creation and have been recognized throughout the world alleviation (Balaji & Mani, 2014).…”

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Potential Sustainability Scenarios for Gringsing Weaving: How Important is Education?

Pryanka,

Saskara

2023

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The Gringsing weaving craft industry is a culture-based creative industry with its values and characteristics as a local cultural heritage with innovation and creativity that are important for developing countries and economic growth. Karangasem, Bali, is full of culture-based weaving craft industries such as gringsing weaving. With the rapid modernization of technology, Bali Aga ethnic weavers must adapt to changing times by improving education, skills, and knowledge to maintain the continuity of local traditions. This research aims to determine the probability scenario for the sustainability of ikat weaving in Tenganan Pegringsingan Village, Karangasem. This research is quantitative, with primary data from the results of FGDs with experts who will later determine probability scenarios for sustainability. Researchers will place more emphasis on educational probability scenarios to improve the skills and knowledge of craftsmen. The analysis technique used is SMIC-Prob analysis. The analysis results show that of the five scenarios formulated, there is the best combination with a probability of 0.104, namely the scenario of craftsmen producing as usual, opening a fashion stall, increasing production, and increasing knowledge. The conclusion of the sensitivity of the scenario shows the highest elasticity in the sustainability of gringsing weaving by realizing an educational scenario to increase skills and knowledge of 1.102. It can be concluded that the sustainability of gringsing weaving is largely determined by the educational scenario to improve the skills and knowledge of craftsmen. Training programs and instilling character values as support for gringsing weaving craftsmen need to be improved to maintain the sustainability and development of gringsing weaving.

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Cultural and Creative Industries: An Overview

Cited by 11 publications

References 17 publications

Innovation in the creative industries: Linking the founder's creative and business orientation to innovation outcomes

Innovation in the creative industries: Linking the founder's creative and business orientation to innovation outcomes

The Significance of Digital Network Platforms to Enforce Musicians’ Entrepreneurial Role: Assessing Musicians’ Satisfaction in Using Mobile Applications

Potential Sustainability Scenarios for Gringsing Weaving: How Important is Education?

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