THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL CREATIVE INDUSTRIES Lucy Montgomery Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, QUT.

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THE CHALLENGE OF GLOBAL CREATIVE INDUSTRIES Lucy Montgomery Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation, QUT

The rapid growth of China’s creative industries. Transformative Technological Change. Business model innovation. Opportunities for international businesses in the Chinese market. Implications for policy beyond China?

COPYRIGHT AND THE CREATIVE INDUSTRIES New technologies for copying, sharing and distribution. Networked creativity. Challenge to copyright industry business models. What role does IP play in the growth of creative industries?

MUSIC “Illegal sales of music in China are valued by [the] IFPI at around US$400 million, with around 90 percent of all recordings being illegal. No creative or knowledge-based industry can hope to survive in such an environment” John Kennedy, IFPI

DIGITAL LEAPFROG “China has leapfrogged into an age of digital music” By 2005 digital outperforming physical sales. Record labels struggling… But a booming mobile market.

FILM Booming box office. Widespread availability of ‘pirated’ content. Cinema as part of the experience economy.

FASHION Ready access to ‘fake’ fashion items. But on track to become world’s largest market for luxury branded fashion products by Chinese designers … not just Chinese factories.

CONCLUSION Need to engage with transformative changes impacting on creative industries internationally. Dynamic opportunities and markets. Need for business model innovation in all markets.