Further ReadingConnecting to Innovate Report Author: Dr. Timothy Senior, with Professor Rachel Cooper (The Creative Exchange), Professor Jon Dovey (REACT), Professor Georgina Follett (Design in Action), Professor Morag Shiach (Creativeworks London) Date: 20 April 2016 Abstract: “Connecting to Innovate” is a preliminary report on the achievements of the AHRC knowledge exchange hubs for the creative economy. This document is the first step in mapping the many and varied achievements of the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s four Knowledge Exchange Hubs for the Creative Economy, a programme that runs from 2012–2016. The Hubs have been a remarkable experiment in academic collaboration with the creative economy. They represent an extraordinary journey where generosity, invention, and creativity have led the charge to make universities fit for business in the 21st Century. This report is the first in a series exploring the many insights uncovered by the hubs. We are delighted to share this paper with a wider audience in the hope that others will be able to continue the work of culture change that we have begun. Connectivity, Content and Consumers – Britain’s digital platform for growth! A comment prepared by Dr Gerard Briscoe, Dr Christie Carson, Prof Clive Holtham, Prof Mark d’Inverno, Prof Janis Jefferies, Prof Mark Plumbley, Prof Chris Reed of the Digital Economy research strand, Creativeworks London AHRC Knowledge Exchange Hub. Find more details on the subject of jogar halloween valendo dinheiro. Classifying and measuring the creative industries: consultation on proposed changes A comment prepared by Prof Andy C Pratt on behalf of CWL. |