Man indeed does not live by bread alone. The manifold goods and services provided by the Cultural and Creative Sector (CCS) - from the design of the clothes they wear to the music they listen to and from the museums they visit to the festivals...
Festivals and performing arts span a wide spectrum, from massive international music festivals to local celebrations with regional artists. Despite their differences, they all share the common element of live performances for a paying audience. These performances are ephemeral, occurring at a specific moment in...
The CICERONE project investigates cultural and creative industries through case study research, with a focus on production networks. This report, part of WP2, examines the publishing industry within this framework. It aims to understand the industry's hidden aspects, address statistical issues in measurement, and explore...
This blog focuses on the representation of the Cultural and Creative Sectors’ (CCS)interests at EU policy level. It proposes a taxonomy of CCS policy networks active at EU-level, highlights challenges in addressing policies relevant to the sector, and proposes ways to improve the level of...
The Eurovision Song Contest is a unique television format - a co-produced product in which each of the participating countries (both the Host Broadcaster and the Participating Broadcasters) create and add value. Apart from the live broadcasted three nights of the international music competition (two...
The 2009 UNESCO framework for cultural statistics, used by the European Union 2017 report, divides the audiovisual industry into three main categories: film, television and radio broadcasting, videogames and multimedia. The aim of this report is to present the audiovisual industry through the lens of...
CICERONE is an EU-funded interdisciplinary research project which provides policymakers with a unique and innovative perspective from which to understand the cultural and creative sector (CCS). Previous analyses of this sector have typically mapped the location and the spatial distribution of clusters of creative activities....
The CICERONE project consists of seven work packages (WPs). This report is part of WP2, which constitutes the empirical backbone of CICERONE. It contains case study research that focuses on networked production in eight cultural and creative industries: 1) architecture, 2) archives (including libraries and cultural...
CICERONE is an EU-funded interdisciplinary research project which provides policymakers with a unique and innovative perspective from which to understand the cultural and creative sector (CCS). Previous analyses of this sector have typically mapped the location and the spatial distribution of clusters of creative activities....
This deliverable (D2.7) reports on the case studies on the European music industry. Together with the reports D2.1 to D2.6 and D2.8, it provides strategic snapshots of the rich and variegated tapestry of European production networks in cultural and creative industries. Music is one of the...