CCT109H5 Study Guide - Final Guide: Icann, Ethnomethodology, Mass Communication

• School: UTM
• Department: Communication, Culture and Technology
• Course: CCT109H5
• Professor: Brett Caraway

Document Summary

Pro-am revolution: the professionalization of amateurs, and vice versa. Amateurs and professionals using the similar processing tools and software. Characteristics of creativity: ability to formulate new problems, rather than depending on others to define them ability transfer what one learns across contexts ability to recognize that learning is incremental. Ability to focus one"s attention in pursuit of a goal. Creative class describes cities that attract and retain a specific kind of creative people (the creative class), and as a consequence prosper in a world where intellectual property is highly valued. Creative industries are industries with a heavy emphasis on creativity (e. g. architecture, filmmaking, fashion, music, and theatre). There is a growing recognition of the roles of these industries both for their direct and indirect economic impact. Critique of creative cities: idk, someone clarify this. Immaterial labour (producing informational and knowledge goods, that means a lot of work behind creativity is unwaged, the creative class = everybody)