Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work

Digital technologies have permeated modern life, and their impact on creative work has been revolutionary. This revolution, as widely noted, has disrupted the making, distribution, and consumption of creative output. On the downside, key concerns i...

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Main Author:	Kabanda, Patrick
Format:	Working Paper
Language:	English en_US
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:	JOURNALISM VISUAL ARTS ARCHITECTS COMMUNITIES ARTS ECONOMIC GROWTH POETRY HERITAGE LANGUAGES TIME INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY INFORMATION ANCIENT TRADITION ART INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS MUSEUM SCULPTURE OWNERSHIP ASSOCIATIONS PALACES CODES ARTS COUNCILS LANGUAGE DEVICES DANCE CULTURE COMPUTER OPEN ACCESS PRESS LITERACY DIGITAL VIDEO THOUGHT DIGITAL COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING MUSEUMS PERCEPTIONS POPULATION GROWTH FESTIVAL OPERA LOGISTICS PRODUCTIVITY FILES MINISTRIES HISTORIANS MUSEUM COLLECTIONS CONSULTANT CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY WEB DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS LEARNING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES BIOGRAPHIES PUBLISHING INDUSTRY HISTORY ARTISTS CIVILIZATION RADIO BROADBAND WRITERS NEWSPAPERS DIGITAL DIVIDE AFRICAN LITERATURE INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLISHING LIBRARIES IPR READING TECHNOLOGY AUCTIONS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE FINE ART STONE BOOK PUBLISHING ARCHITECTURE WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCIENCE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY SOFTWARE SCHOOLS BASIC COPYING SYSTEMS COMPUTER VISION LITERATURE WORLD HERITAGE ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE STORIES IMAGES ART HISTORIANS BRIDGE INTERNET MEDIA SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS CULTURES PERCEPTION PHOTOGRAPHY CULTURAL POLICY WIRELESS STORYTELLING MINISTRIES OF CULTURE TRADITION FILM HUMAN CIVILIZATION MUSIC BUILDING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEBSITE MUSIC INDUSTRY TRADITIONS TECHNICAL ASPECTS DATABASE LOCAL LANGUAGES PLACES OF WORSHIP TECHNOLOGIES MULTIMEDIA ADVERTISEMENTS VOICE RECOGNITION SERVER HTML PERFORMANCES INNOVATIONS HERITAGE SITE PIRACY UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE PRESERVATION STORAGE
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spelling	okr-10986-245222021-04-23T14:04:22Z Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work Kabanda, Patrick JOURNALISM VISUAL ARTS ARCHITECTS COMMUNITIES ARTS ECONOMIC GROWTH POETRY HERITAGE LANGUAGES TIME INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY INFORMATION ANCIENT TRADITION ART INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS MUSEUM SCULPTURE OWNERSHIP ASSOCIATIONS PALACES CODES ARTS COUNCILS LANGUAGE DEVICES DANCE CULTURE COMPUTER OPEN ACCESS PRESS LITERACY DIGITAL VIDEO THOUGHT DIGITAL COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING MUSEUMS PERCEPTIONS POPULATION GROWTH FESTIVAL OPERA LOGISTICS PRODUCTIVITY FILES MINISTRIES HISTORIANS MUSEUM COLLECTIONS CONSULTANT CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY WEB DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS LEARNING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES BIOGRAPHIES PUBLISHING INDUSTRY HISTORY ARTISTS CIVILIZATION RADIO BROADBAND WRITERS NEWSPAPERS DIGITAL DIVIDE AFRICAN LITERATURE INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLISHING LIBRARIES IPR READING TECHNOLOGY AUCTIONS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE FINE ART STONE BOOK PUBLISHING ARCHITECTURE WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCIENCE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY SOFTWARE SCHOOLS BASIC COPYING SYSTEMS COMPUTER VISION LITERATURE WORLD HERITAGE ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE STORIES IMAGES ART HISTORIANS BRIDGE INTERNET MEDIA SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS CULTURES PERCEPTION PHOTOGRAPHY CULTURAL POLICY WIRELESS STORYTELLING MINISTRIES OF CULTURE TRADITION FILM HUMAN CIVILIZATION MUSIC BUILDING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEBSITE MUSIC INDUSTRY TRADITIONS TECHNICAL ASPECTS DATABASE LOCAL LANGUAGES PLACES OF WORSHIP TECHNOLOGIES MULTIMEDIA ADVERTISEMENTS VOICE RECOGNITION SERVER HTML PERFORMANCES INNOVATIONS HERITAGE SITE PIRACY UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE PRESERVATION STORAGE Digital technologies have permeated modern life, and their impact on creative work has been revolutionary. This revolution, as widely noted, has disrupted the making, distribution, and consumption of creative output. On the downside, key concerns include Internet-induced piracy and inequality. Yet digital technologies also accelerate opportunities. So, how can these opportunities be reaped to promote creative work for development? Suggestions here include closing the digital gender gap, promoting appropriate intellectual property rights, and providing digital literacy. More needs to be done to understand the benefits and limitations of digital technologies on creative work for human development. 2016-06-14T19:30:45Z 2016-06-14T19:30:45Z 2016-05 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26401884/creative-natives-digital-age-digital-technology-revolutionized-creative-work http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24522 English en_US Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7683 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Policy Research Working Paper
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topic	JOURNALISM VISUAL ARTS ARCHITECTS COMMUNITIES ARTS ECONOMIC GROWTH POETRY HERITAGE LANGUAGES TIME INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY INFORMATION ANCIENT TRADITION ART INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS MUSEUM SCULPTURE OWNERSHIP ASSOCIATIONS PALACES CODES ARTS COUNCILS LANGUAGE DEVICES DANCE CULTURE COMPUTER OPEN ACCESS PRESS LITERACY DIGITAL VIDEO THOUGHT DIGITAL COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING MUSEUMS PERCEPTIONS POPULATION GROWTH FESTIVAL OPERA LOGISTICS PRODUCTIVITY FILES MINISTRIES HISTORIANS MUSEUM COLLECTIONS CONSULTANT CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY WEB DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS LEARNING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES BIOGRAPHIES PUBLISHING INDUSTRY HISTORY ARTISTS CIVILIZATION RADIO BROADBAND WRITERS NEWSPAPERS DIGITAL DIVIDE AFRICAN LITERATURE INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLISHING LIBRARIES IPR READING TECHNOLOGY AUCTIONS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE FINE ART STONE BOOK PUBLISHING ARCHITECTURE WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCIENCE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY SOFTWARE SCHOOLS BASIC COPYING SYSTEMS COMPUTER VISION LITERATURE WORLD HERITAGE ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE STORIES IMAGES ART HISTORIANS BRIDGE INTERNET MEDIA SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS CULTURES PERCEPTION PHOTOGRAPHY CULTURAL POLICY WIRELESS STORYTELLING MINISTRIES OF CULTURE TRADITION FILM HUMAN CIVILIZATION MUSIC BUILDING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEBSITE MUSIC INDUSTRY TRADITIONS TECHNICAL ASPECTS DATABASE LOCAL LANGUAGES PLACES OF WORSHIP TECHNOLOGIES MULTIMEDIA ADVERTISEMENTS VOICE RECOGNITION SERVER HTML PERFORMANCES INNOVATIONS HERITAGE SITE PIRACY UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE PRESERVATION STORAGE
spellingShingle	JOURNALISM VISUAL ARTS ARCHITECTS COMMUNITIES ARTS ECONOMIC GROWTH POETRY HERITAGE LANGUAGES TIME INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY INFORMATION ANCIENT TRADITION ART INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS MUSEUM SCULPTURE OWNERSHIP ASSOCIATIONS PALACES CODES ARTS COUNCILS LANGUAGE DEVICES DANCE CULTURE COMPUTER OPEN ACCESS PRESS LITERACY DIGITAL VIDEO THOUGHT DIGITAL COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING MUSEUMS PERCEPTIONS POPULATION GROWTH FESTIVAL OPERA LOGISTICS PRODUCTIVITY FILES MINISTRIES HISTORIANS MUSEUM COLLECTIONS CONSULTANT CONNECTIVITY DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY WEB DIGITAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATIONS LEARNING DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES BIOGRAPHIES PUBLISHING INDUSTRY HISTORY ARTISTS CIVILIZATION RADIO BROADBAND WRITERS NEWSPAPERS DIGITAL DIVIDE AFRICAN LITERATURE INFRASTRUCTURE PUBLISHING LIBRARIES IPR READING TECHNOLOGY AUCTIONS UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE TECHNOLOGICAL CHANGE FINE ART STONE BOOK PUBLISHING ARCHITECTURE WORLD HERITAGE SITE SCIENCE INTELLECTUAL HISTORY SOFTWARE SCHOOLS BASIC COPYING SYSTEMS COMPUTER VISION LITERATURE WORLD HERITAGE ARTISTIC EXCELLENCE STORIES IMAGES ART HISTORIANS BRIDGE INTERNET MEDIA SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS CULTURES PERCEPTION PHOTOGRAPHY CULTURAL POLICY WIRELESS STORYTELLING MINISTRIES OF CULTURE TRADITION FILM HUMAN CIVILIZATION MUSIC BUILDING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY WEBSITE MUSIC INDUSTRY TRADITIONS TECHNICAL ASPECTS DATABASE LOCAL LANGUAGES PLACES OF WORSHIP TECHNOLOGIES MULTIMEDIA ADVERTISEMENTS VOICE RECOGNITION SERVER HTML PERFORMANCES INNOVATIONS HERITAGE SITE PIRACY UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE PRESERVATION STORAGE Kabanda, Patrick Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
relation	Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7683
description	Digital technologies have permeated modern life, and their impact on creative work has been revolutionary. This revolution, as widely noted, has disrupted the making, distribution, and consumption of creative output. On the downside, key concerns include Internet-induced piracy and inequality. Yet digital technologies also accelerate opportunities. So, how can these opportunities be reaped to promote creative work for development? Suggestions here include closing the digital gender gap, promoting appropriate intellectual property rights, and providing digital literacy. More needs to be done to understand the benefits and limitations of digital technologies on creative work for human development.
format	Working Paper
author	Kabanda, Patrick
author_facet	Kabanda, Patrick
author_sort	Kabanda, Patrick
title	Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
title_short	Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
title_full	Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
title_fullStr	Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
title_full_unstemmed	Creative Natives in the Digital Age : How Digital Technology Has Revolutionized Creative Work
title_sort	creative natives in the digital age : how digital technology has revolutionized creative work
publisher	World Bank, Washington, DC
publishDate	2016
url	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/05/26401884/creative-natives-digital-age-digital-technology-revolutionized-creative-work http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24522
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