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Publication date: 4 April 2019

Small Size Matters: Audiovisual Media Industries around the Baltic Sea

Indrek Ibrus and Ulrike Rohn

The chapter discusses the characteristics of audiovisual (AV) media sectors in the Baltic Sea region. Therein it focuses on the specifics of media industries in small…

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The chapter discusses the characteristics of audiovisual (AV) media sectors in the Baltic Sea region. Therein it focuses on the specifics of media industries in small countries in the region as they are challenged in ways notably different from large countries with large domestic markets for media content. It discusses the differences between the AV media industries in the Nordic and Baltic countries and suggests that while in the first case long-term welfare society policies and conscious policy-driven system building have conditioned growth and international success then also in the second case innovation policy rationales have facilitated recent growth and dynamics. It then discusses the specific challenges, especially platformisation to small media industries in contemporary globalising media markets, and suggests that opportunities to resist these challenges may be in local inter-sectoral cooperation, that is, in building cross-innovation systems.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191009
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Media industries
  • Nordic countries
  • Baltic countries
  • cross-innovation
  • small media markets
  • media innovation

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The Study, Its Design and Its Social Pre-conditions

Indrek Ibrus

This chapter presents the many premises of this book. It first discusses the book’s central questions and lays out the design of the large multi-national and multi-method…

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This chapter presents the many premises of this book. It first discusses the book’s central questions and lays out the design of the large multi-national and multi-method study, carried out across Northern Europe. It also places the book at the interdisciplinary space between contemporary innovation economics and cultural and social theory. It then discusses the complex set of social processes that have conditioned the phenomena that the book studies – how and why are the contemporary audiovisual media industries co-innovating and converging with other sectors including education, tourism and health care? Within this framework, it discusses the effects of the broader individualisation and mediatisation processes, of media convergence, of the emergence of cross-media or transmedia strategies, of the evolution of the service and experience economies and of the emergence of creative industries policy frameworks.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191007
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Cross-innovation
  • mediatisation
  • media convergence
  • cross-media
  • audiovisual media industries
  • creative industries

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Publication date: 4 April 2019

Audiovisual Industries and Tourism: Forms of Convergence

Gunnar Liestøl, Christian S. Ritter and Indrek Ibrus

This chapter discusses the various ways in which audiovisual (AV) media industries have cooperated with the tourism industry and explores the emergent areas for…

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This chapter discusses the various ways in which audiovisual (AV) media industries have cooperated with the tourism industry and explores the emergent areas for cross-innovation. It demonstrates the gradual mediatisation of tourism, but also how the added value from location tourism has started to affect, for instance, the operation of the film industry. It then discusses the emergence of tourism gamification that came about with the arrival of smartphones equipped with an ever-increasing variety of sensors relevant to location and mobility awareness. The chapter finishes by discussing the affordances and forms of augmented reality being used in the service of the cultural heritage sector and the broader tourism sector.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191018
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Augmented reality
  • mixed reality
  • gamification
  • tourism
  • cross-innovation
  • audiovisual media industries

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Publication date: 4 April 2019

Conclusions: Cross-innovations between Audiovisual and Health Sectors

Indrek Ibrus and Külliki Tafel-Viia

This chapter concludes the section on cross-innovation practices between audiovisual (AV) media industries and the health care sector. It suggests that the main case…

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This chapter concludes the section on cross-innovation practices between audiovisual (AV) media industries and the health care sector. It suggests that the main case studies discussed in this section – Estonia in general and Aarhus Region in Denmark – tell of two different trajectories on how the emergence of cross-innovation systems can be facilitated by policies. Local policymakers in Aarhus have worked systematically to raise awareness and facilitate contacts between AV media and other sectors and this has resulted in an active start-up scene at the intersection between the media and the health care industries. Estonia, which is focusing on traditional cultural policymaking, has not recognised similar dynamics. Yet, Estonia may be still better prepared for the (global) platformisation of e-health services with its national e-governance systems, while Denmark’s health-related e-services remain fragmented and ripe for platformisation by multinationals, potentially undermining local cross-innovation systems.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191017
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Cross-innovation
  • convergence
  • audiovisual industries
  • health care sector
  • platformisation
  • virtual reality

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Cross-innovation, Is It a Thing?

Indrek Ibrus and Alessandro Nanì

This chapter concludes the book on cross-innovation between audiovisual media industries and three other sectors – education, health care and tourism. It emphasises…

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This chapter concludes the book on cross-innovation between audiovisual media industries and three other sectors – education, health care and tourism. It emphasises, first, the importance of platformisation as a socio-economic and technological process in framing all cross-innovation processes. It highlights how the rather full platformisation of tourism has negatively affected the interest of the tourism industry small and medium-sized enterprises to cooperate with local media and gaming industries in search of new solutions. Relatedly it proposes a generic conflict between platformisation of specific fields and the health of thematic local cross-innovation systems involving media and creative sectors. It then discusses that the inherent fragmentation of the health and education sectors has not allowed their international platformisation, but constitutes challenges to innovators interested in international scalability. It also discusses the reasons why two publicly coordinated cross-innovation processes – one involving the use of virtual reality in health care and another using augmented reality – have given different results – one a relative success and the other not as of yet. At the end of the chapter final definitions of cross-innovation are offered and the operationalisation of the term and the associated conceptual approach are assessed.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191022
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Cross-innovation
  • platformisation
  • mediatisation
  • media innovation
  • platforms
  • innovation systems

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Conclusions: Cross-innovations between Audiovisual and Tourism Sectors

Indrek Ibrus and Silja Lassur

This chapter summarises all the results of the section that studied cross-innovation processes between audiovisual media and tourism sectors. It relies first on the review…

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This chapter summarises all the results of the section that studied cross-innovation processes between audiovisual media and tourism sectors. It relies first on the review of existing forms of cooperation and cross-innovation between sectors. Second, on the meso-level analysis of structural aspects that shape innovation processes in these sectors. Third, on a micro-level ethnography of a start-up company innovating at the intersections between the film and tourism industries. We learn that there are two core ‘rules’ that motivate sectoral cooperation – first, the broader platformisation of tourism and second, the emergence of augmented reality as a technique to augment experiences at locations. Regarding the second rule especially, we learned that the main innovator and innovation motivator in this area is currently the public sector, driven also by cultural policy goals. But local tourism sector small and medium-sized enterprises appear to not be particularly driven by innovation-orientated cooperation with other sectors.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191021
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Cross-innovation
  • platformisation
  • tourism
  • innovation system
  • post-tourism
  • augmented reality

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Conclusions: Cross-innovations between Audiovisual and Education Sectors

Indrek Ibrus and Mervi Rajahonka

The chapter concludes the section on cross-innovation and convergence processes between audiovisual media industries and the education sector. It addresses, first, that…

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The chapter concludes the section on cross-innovation and convergence processes between audiovisual media industries and the education sector. It addresses, first, that these processes are not driven by any specific technology, but by two broad and interdependent processes – individualisation that makes people in insecure careers search for personalised learning opportunities and the experience economy that produces expectations for learning experiences to be pleasurable and fun, that is, gamified. The chapter demonstrates the emergence of EdTech as a new dialogic subsector operating between the publicly operating education sector and the private media and information and communication technology industries. It demonstrates the inherent institutional diversity in and around this subsector and discusses the nature of the dialogues constituting it. It, lastly, addresses the risks deriving from global platformisation to the education sector and demonstrates how Estonia’s government-run platforms, effectively cross-innovation systems linking teachers, learners and content providers in dynamic ways, could present feasible alternatives to the global platforms.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191013
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Mediatisation of education
  • platformisation of education
  • EdTech
  • cross-innovation
  • education innovation
  • learning gamification

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Health and Audiovisual Sector: A Meso-analysis of How Systemic Coordination of Sectoral Cooperation Leads to Convergence

Külliki Tafel-Viia

In times of converging and diversifying audiovisual (AV) industries, digitising health sector and the increasing phenomenon of cross-sectoral innovation, the question…

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In times of converging and diversifying audiovisual (AV) industries, digitising health sector and the increasing phenomenon of cross-sectoral innovation, the question arises about the state of affairs between the health and AV sectors. The chapter aims to explore what the main modes of cross-sectoral cooperation between the health and AV sectors are and what supports and hinders the emergence of a related cross-innovation system. The chapter introduces two case studies carried out in Estonia and the wider Aarhus region (Midtjylland) in Denmark. At each site representatives of the main stakeholders of both sectors were interviewed – policy makers, entrepreneurs, educators and professionals. The results demonstrate the crucial role of path-dependencies – in terms of both hindering and enabling cross-sectoral dialogues – and also the importance of effective coordination in supporting cross-innovation.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191015
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Cross-sectoral dialogues
  • path-dependence
  • health sector
  • audiovisual media industries
  • cross-innovation
  • innovation systems

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Micro-trajectories between the Audiovisual and Tourism Sectors: Small Firms Working with the Public Sector

Mikhail Fiadotau and Silja Lassur

The chapter takes a micro-level view to investigate cross-innovation between the audiovisual media and tourism sectors. It provides a narrativised account of the creation…

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The chapter takes a micro-level view to investigate cross-innovation between the audiovisual media and tourism sectors. It provides a narrativised account of the creation and development of two location-based film tourism apps, one developed in Hamburg, Germany and another in Malmö, Sweden. In doing so, it aims to elucidate the dynamics of innovation at the boundaries of industries, as experienced by individuals and small groups engaged in the process. The conclusion of the chapter focuses on the broader issue of the relative slowness of innovation in the tourism industry, as well as the shortage of private sector-driven initiatives that address this issue. It also touches upon the critical issue of the platformisation of tourism industries and its potential effects on cross-innovation.

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Emergence of Cross-innovation Systems
Type: Book
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78769-977-920191020
ISBN: 978-1-78769-980-9

Keywords

  • Smart tourism
  • location-based app
  • augmented reality
  • virtual reality
  • film tourism
  • cross-innovation

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Publication date: 2 September 2014

Digital TV innovations: industry and user perspective

Iris Jennes and Wendy Van den Broeck

This paper aims to focus on how innovative strategies take users into account. On the one hand, it will look at how the different stakeholders in the TV value network…

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This paper aims to focus on how innovative strategies take users into account. On the one hand, it will look at how the different stakeholders in the TV value network implement user behaviour. On the other hand, it will focus on how users perceive traditional advertising and new advertising formats (e.g. personalised advertising, interactive advertising).

Design/methodology/approach

The applied research method is a combination of expert interviews with different actors in the TV sector and qualitative user research on viewers’ expectations towards advertising and new advertising formats in a digital era.

Findings

This paper looks at customer ownership, (inter-media) audience fragmentation and audience autonomy as important concepts in understanding innovation and strategies within the Flemish commercial TV sector and how user behaviour is implemented.

Originality/value

More specifically, ad skipping (zipping) and second-screen applications are studied. To conclude, the findings of the research are linked to relevant policy questions and challenges for audience members and actors within the television industry.

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info, vol. 16 no. 6
Type: Research Article
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1108/info-06-2014-0027
ISSN: 1463-6697

Keywords

  • Internet
  • Governance
  • Stakeholder analysis

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