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QUT ePrints

QUT ePrints is an institutional repository publications which showcases some of the research output of QUT staff and postgraduate students. Most of the papers deposited in QUT ePrints are freely available. List Creative Industries Faculty research papers.

Selected faculty publications & seminar notes

Talking Theatre: An Audience Development Research Project for Regional Queensland and the Northern Territory 2004-2006. (Final Report)

Announcement of 2005’s Federation Fellowships and ARC Centres of Excellence. Acceptance speech, and slides, by Professor John Hartley. 15 June 2005.

Speculation and Innovation: Applying Practice-Led Research in the Creative Industries
30 March - 1 April 2005
A conference hosted by the QUT Creative Industries Faculty and The Australasian CRC for Interaction Design (ACID).

Lennie, J. Hearn, G., Simpson, L., Kennedy da Silva, E., Kimber, M. and Hanrahan, M. (2004). Building Community Capacity in Evaluating IT projects: Outcomes of the LEARNERS Project, Final report. Brisbane: Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre and Service Leadership and Innovation Research Program, Queensland University of Technology. ISBN: 0 646 44268 6.

Intellectual Property in the Creative Industries. Presentation by Colin Melvin, Manager, QUT Commercialisation Services. 23 November 2004. Phone 07 3138 2093 Email: c.melvin@qut.edu.au The Intellectual Property seminar is available on video and DVD from Leanne Blazely, Research Student Support Officer. Phone 07 3138 3716 Email l.blazely@qut.edu.au

Art, Money and Film Four: Presentation by Tessa Ross, Adjunct Professor, Film and Television, Creative Industries Faculty. 4 August 2004.

Cox, S., Ninan, A., Hearn, G., Roodhouse, S and Cunningham, S. (2004). Queensland Music Industry Basics: People, Businesses and Markets. Brisbane: Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre, Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, ISBN: 1 74107 054 6.

Rogers, I, Ninan, A, Hearn, G, Cunningham, S and Luckman, S. (2004). Queensland Music Industry Value Web: From the Margins to the Mainstream. Brisbane: Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre, Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, ISBN: 1 74107 055 4.

Ninan, A, Oakley, K. and Hearn, G. (2004). Queensland Music Industry Trends: Independence Day? Brisbane: Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre, Creative Industries Faculty, Queensland University of Technology, Kelvin Grove, ISBN: 1 74107 056 2

Ryan, M.D.2004, Developing the alternative communications policy framework: An interview with the Shadow Minister for Communications, Lindsay Tanner MP, Media International Australia: Incorporating Culture and Policy, no.110, February, forthcoming.

New Ways, New Partners: Keynote Address to the Australian Publishers Association Book Industry Forum by Brian Johns, Adjunct Professor, Creative Industries Faculty. 18 June 2003..

The Evolving Creative Industries. Presentation by Stuart Cunningham. 23 May 2003
Accompanying Slides

CIRAC submission to House of Representatives Inquiry into the future of film, animation, special effects, and electronic games. 20 March 2003..

Cunningham, S., Hearn, G., Cox, S., Ninan, A., and Keane, M. (2003). Brisbane's Creative Industries 2003. Report delivered to Brisbane City Council, Community and Economic Development.

Terry Cutler's Honorary Doctorate Speech. 10 February 2003.

Smart State All Over (2002)(Final Report)

Cunningham, S. (2002). Culture, Services, Knowledge or Is content King, or are we just drama Queens?, 2-3 October 2002, Communications Research Forum, Canberra, ACT

Hartley, J., Cunningham, S., Jones, J., Hearn, G., 2002, Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre - Response to the Queensland R & D Strategy Issues Paper

Keane, M and Hartley, J. (2001) From Ceremony to CD-Rom: Indigenous creative industries in Brisbane, CIRAC research commissioned by the Brisbane City Council Additional link to Appendix

Jacka, M. 2002, Creative Industries Research and Applications Centre - Cultural Diversity in Australian Television Drama

Flew, T. 2002, 'The "New Empirics" in Internet Studies and Comparative Internet Policy', Proceedings of the Fibreculture conference, Melbourne, 5-8 December 2001.

Flew, T., and McElhinney, S. 2002 (forthcoming), 'Globalization and the Structure of New Media Industries', in The Handbook of New Media: Social Shaping and Consequences of ICTs., eds. L. Lievrouw and S. Livingstone, Sage, London.

Flew, T. 2002, 'Beyond ad hocery: Defining Creative Industries', presented at Cultural Sites, Cultural Theory, Cultural Policy, The Second International Conference on Cultural Policy Research, Te Papa, Wellington, New Zealand, 23-26 January.

Flew, T., Ching, J., Stafford, A., Tacchi, J., 2001, 'Music Industry Development and Brisbane's Future as a Creative City' , a report prepared by CIRAC for the Brisbane City Council.