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In 2002/3 the three stage Creative Industries Cluster Study was undertaken jointly between the (then) Australian Government Department of Communications, Information Technology and the Arts (the Department) and the National Office for the Information Economy (NOIE). Note - On 8 April 2004, the Australian Government Information Management Office ( AGIMO ) was established, replacing (NOIE). The study provides firm, sector and industry wide information on the scope, scale and dynamics of the creative digital industries in Australia. The study informs the development of a consolidated Australian Government response to support the growth of major, globally competitive Australian industries producing digital content and applications.
The study was undertaken in three stages. Stage One provided a general scoping overview of creative digital industries, Stage Two focused at the level of the firm and Stage Three researched key issues raised by the earlier reports in more detail. These include:
- Requirements for statistics about these industries by government and industry.
- The role of collecting institutions in establishing digital standards for content and the potential for partnership and collaboration with the wider creative digital industries.
- The role of government agencies as participants in creative digital content markets.
- The role of research and innovation systems in content industries.
- Access to export markets.
- New broadband markets for digital content and applications.
- Investment and funding.
Stage One and Stage Two Studies
- Creative Industries Cluster Study Stage One Full Report - Download PDF file 405k
- Creative Industries Cluster Study Stage Two Edited Report - Download PDF file 984k
- A summary of the first two stages is also available as a Word document.
Stage Three
The Stage Three study was designed to establish a framework for future policy development. The finished reports are now available:
- The Measurement of Creative Digital Content Report - Download PDF file 96k
- The Role of Government Agencies as Market Place Participants in Digital Content Markets Report - Download PDF file 635k
- Economic Benefits from Cultural Assets Report - Download PDF file 2.2Mb
- Research and innovation systems in production of digital content - Download PDF file 508Kb
- Access to Overseas Markets for Australia's Creative Digital Industry - Download PDF file 2.6Mb
- The Implications of the Emergence of Broadband Distribution Mediums for the Production of Digital Content and Applications - Download PDF file 402Kb
Related links
- Centre for Networking Technologies for the Information Economy (CeNTIE)
- Digital Content Industry Action Agenda (DCIAA)
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