This paper examines the methodologies used in this study, the metrics that have been identified as useful for seeing the patterns in the data and the first measurements from the application of the new ruler to the creative and related industries. Attempts to measure the bundle of activities termed the creative industries commenced with the UK\u27\u27s Department of Culture, Media and Sport release in 1998 of the Creative Industries Mapping Study. Like many earlier attempts to study the size and impact of the cultural industries, these focused on the employment and business activities (within selected industrial classifications) of either census of industry employment or surveys of businesses within industries. The Creative Digital In...
This paper seeks to apply the methodology developed in NESTA’s recent research paper “A Dynamic Mapp...
Dynamic Mapping of the UK’s Creative Industries, by Hasan Bakhshi, Peter Higgs and Alan Freeman of ...
This paper argues that, despite its strengths, the UK Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) ...
Attempts to measure the bundle of activities termed the creative industries commenced with the UK¹s ...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
The creative workforce represents 5.4 per cent of total employment, according to this summary of som...
The creative workforce represents 5.4 per cent of total employment, according to this summary of som...
Previous attempts to measure the significance of the Australian creative production capacity and emp...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
This paper documents the initial findings in the search for the macro-scale patterns within the numb...
The experimental methodologies developed in the Creative Industries National Mapping Project (CINMP)...
The creative industries are one of the most important contributors to the UK economy. So it is impor...
Reports on a study that aims to develop a framework for defining and measuring the creative industri...
The experimental methodologies developed in the Creative Industries National Mapping Project (CINMP)...
This paper seeks to apply the methodology developed in NESTA’s recent research paper “A Dynamic Mapp...
Dynamic Mapping of the UK’s Creative Industries, by Hasan Bakhshi, Peter Higgs and Alan Freeman of ...
This paper argues that, despite its strengths, the UK Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) ...
Attempts to measure the bundle of activities termed the creative industries commenced with the UK¹s ...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
The creative workforce represents 5.4 per cent of total employment, according to this summary of som...
The creative workforce represents 5.4 per cent of total employment, according to this summary of som...
Previous attempts to measure the significance of the Australian creative production capacity and emp...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
The terms Creative Industries and Creative Digital Industries are now widely used by business and go...
This paper documents the initial findings in the search for the macro-scale patterns within the numb...
The experimental methodologies developed in the Creative Industries National Mapping Project (CINMP)...
The creative industries are one of the most important contributors to the UK economy. So it is impor...
Reports on a study that aims to develop a framework for defining and measuring the creative industri...
The experimental methodologies developed in the Creative Industries National Mapping Project (CINMP)...
This paper seeks to apply the methodology developed in NESTA’s recent research paper “A Dynamic Mapp...
Dynamic Mapping of the UK’s Creative Industries, by Hasan Bakhshi, Peter Higgs and Alan Freeman of ...
This paper argues that, despite its strengths, the UK Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) ...