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UNITED STATES - 1/3 of economy military > others combined ½ R&D neo-liberalism ASIA ~10% growth attracting multi- national production EU welfare state lagging behind POOR DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - marginalized gap between the richest and poorest widened to 75:1 - knowledge gap Source: Himanen, Strategic Report on the Information Society, Finnish Parliament 35$T 45$T 28$T 6.8$T 25$T 2

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focus on creative economy showing a global example of a socially more just model, i.e. welfare state in the information age: creative welfare state or the welfare state v. 2.0 WHAT CAN BE THE ROLE OF EUROPE? 3

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THE SPEARHEADS OF CREATIVE ECONOMY IT PC MOBILE MEDIA CULTURE DESIGN MUSIC LEARNING FILMS TV GAMES WELFARE E-HEALTH GERONTECHNOLOGY BIOTECHNOLOGY MEDICINE SPORTS 4

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DIMENSIONS OF INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY PROCESS PRODUCT BUSINESS MODEL & MARKETING 5. ORGANIZATION IDEA CREATIVITY VS. BUSINESS CREATIVITY 5

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GLOBAL INTERNET CONTENT PRODUCTION 6 Concentrated in the US and Europe and some Asian centers. The USA alone is more than 50% of the world’s total. This concentration also applies to other media (movies, TV, music etc.). It’s been the case from Athens to Firenze. Figures refer to the number of domains.

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USA INTERNET CONTENT PRODUCTION 7 The top 5 USA cities (NY, LA, SF, Seattle & Washington) account for 20% of the world’s content production and 40% of the Top 1000 sites and 2/3 of the pageviews of the Top 1000 sites. They account for almost half of the US content production.

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NEW YORK INTERNET CONTENT PRODUCTION 8 Even within the cities, Internet content production is highly concentrated: for example, in New York, in the so-called Silicon Alley, south and east of Central Park. Likewise in Silicon Valley (South of Market) and Los Angeles (Santa Monica, Venture Freeway Corridor, San Gabriel Valley), for example.

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LOCAL CENTERS OF CREATIVE ECONOMY 1. TALENTED PEOPLE - high-level education - open to immigration 2. FINANCING - public R&D investment - venture capital 3. CULTURE OF CREATIVITY - rich cultural life: from arts to restaurants and sports - enriching community vs. envy 9 Why? Because innovation & creative economy requires a larger supporting system of innovation, which is based on talented people, the availability of risk-taking financing, and a general culture of creativity. It requires a larger enriching community. Cf. Silicon Valley. Cf. Boston area with the cold winter. from "Bouncer’s heart" to a receptive culture conscious selection of the foci of financing (the Finnish R&D investment is less than 1% of the world’s total) arts in the city street life, liberal restaurant life ("forums of falling in love"), encouragement of sports activities; enrichment vs. envy

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SURVIVAL ENRICHING COMMUNITY CREATIVE PASSION EMERGENCY DREAMS CULTURE OF CREATIVITY OR "THE LAW OF LINUS" hope enthusiasm joy recognition belonging security suffering 10

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