Cultural industries in public policy

Cultural Cognition and Public Policy

Cultural Heritage Information - Public Policy Choices

This conference provides a wonderful opportunity to see and hear about some very exciting examples )f how information about cultural heritage can be presented for public education and enjoyment. I1 would be tempting to take this time to explore arange of questions related to the technology itself. Whai works, what doesn't work? How have the needs of different users been taken into account? Wha ...

Social networks in cultural industries☆

Although cultural industries can benefit from social networks in many ways, few Spanish studies examine the extent to which firms within this economic sector actually use such networks. This study’s bjective is to investigate the role of online social networks in Spanish cultural firms. The study begins with a literature review on cultural industries and social networks. Then the study proceeds...

Cultural industries and creative clusters in Shanghai

This paper is based on a 3-year (2008–2011) research project (This project has received funding from Australian Research Council between 2008 and 2011. Project no. LP0991136. The official title of the project is ‘Designing Creative Clusters in Australian and China’. This project works in partnership between Queensland University of Technology, Shanghai Jiaotong University, ARUP and ‘Creative 10...

Optimal Licensing Policy in Differentiated Industries

This paper analyses the policy implications of licensing between producers of differentiated goods. We consider and compare two-part tariff, fixed fee, royalty and collusive licensing contracts. Under the optimal licensing policy, there will be no technology transfers if the innovation size is sufficiently small and degree of product differentiation is sufficiently low. On the other hand, licen...