[spectre] MyCreativity Reader Out Now

[Geert Lovink]

Dear nettimers,

recently the MyCreativity reader arrived from the printer. This book 
brings together texts that were produced for the MyCreativity 
conference in Amsterdam (November 2006), which dealt with critical 
research into the creative industries.

Thanks to all the contributors, Michael Dieter in Melbourne for the 
copy editing, Katja van Stiphout for the design and Sabine Niederer for 
the production.

As you might know, the INC readers are free to order. The first print 
run is 1500.

If you want to get a copy, please send your postal address to Marije 
van Eck: marijevaneck at networkcultures.org.

Soon the reader will also be available as a .pdf online.

Greetings,

Geert & Ned

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MyCreativity Reader
Contents

Geert Lovink and Ned Rossiter
Proposals for Creative Research: Introduction to the MyCreativity Reader

1. Andrew Ross
Nice Work if You Can Get It: The Mercurial Career of Creative
Industries Policy

2. Toby Miller
Can Natural Luddites Make Things Explode or Travel Faster?

3. Marion von Osten
Unpredictable Outcomes: A Reflection After Some Years of Debates on
Creativity and Creative Industries

4. David Hesmondhalgh
Creative Labour as a Basis for a Critique of Creative Industries Policy

5. Matteo Pasquinelli
ICW – Immaterial Civil War: Prototypes of Conflict within Cognitive
Capitalism

6. Geert Lovink and Christoph Spehr
Out-Cooperating the Empire?

7. Michael Keane
Re-imagining Chinese Creativity: The Rise of a Super-Sign

8. Aphra Kerr
  From Boston to Berlin: Creativity and Digital Media Industries in the
Celtic Tiger

9. Max Nathan
Wrong in the Right Way? Creative Class Theory and City Economic
Performance in the UK

10. Monika Mokre and Elisabeth Mayerhofer
The Creative Industries in Austria: The Glories of the Past vs. the
Uncertainties of the Present

11. Annelys de Vet
Creativity is Not About Industry

12. BAVO (Gideon Boie and Matthias Pauwels)
The Murder of Creativity in Rotterdam: From Total Creative Environments
to Gentripunctural Injections

13. Merijn Oudenampsen
Back to the Future of the Creative City: An Archaeological Approach to
Amsterdam's Creative Redevelopment

14. Brian Holmes
Disconnecting the Dots of the Research Triangle: Corporatisation,
Flexibilisation and Militarisation in the Creative Industries

15. Joost Smiers
What if We Would Not Have Copyright? New Business Models for Cultural
Entrepreneurs

16. Danny Butt
Craft, Context and Method: The Creative Industries and Alternative
Models

17. Annelys de Vet
Strange

18. Alex Foti
The Pink Rebellion of Copenhagen: Danish Youth Revolt and the
Radicalisation of the European Creative Underclass

19. Geert Lovink and Andrew Ross
Organic Intellectual Work: Interview with Andrew Ross

Appendices

Program of MyCreativity conference

Summary of the ‘Arts & Creative Industries’ Debate: My-Creativity
Mailinglist, December 2006 

Wikipedia entry of Creative Industries

Sebastian Olma
On the Creativity of the Creative Industries: Some Reflections

Contributor’s biographies