Building a creative innovation economy - progress report

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16 March 2009In February 2009, the Cultural Ministers Council (CMC) released a progress report on their 2008 report, 'Building a Creative Innovation Economy'. The original report appears to have stimulated a range of specific initiatives across jurisdictions which have at the same time indicated that overall priorities identified in the original report remain:

? Improving access to culture in the digital environment
? Increasing production of creative digital content
? Developing skills for artists and executives
? Strengthening creative sector partnerships, and
? Commercialising the creative innovation economy.

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