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Creative Masses: Amateur Participation and Corporate Success in Japan’s Media IndustriesMassive commodification and marketing of media culture is not, of course, unique to Japan. Many countries have commodified and industrialized culture to some degree, whether for purposes of entertainment or propaganda.

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Nissim Otmazgin,Eyal Ben-AriLinks organizational and social creativity in the media and cultural industries to the cultural dimensions of creativity.Presents innovative concepts and categories for understanding how cultural crea

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Wichtige Schnittstellen des SAP WebFlow,ural industries. Indeed, the term (frequently in concert with allied notions) is variously used as a guiding organizational principle, a marker of a peculiar form of production, a mobilizing and motivating slogan for employees in workplaces, or a motto differentiating them from other industries. Wha

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-55673-9e, requires a material and social context within which it can practice. This context includes, but is not limited to, the existence of an audience that might be expected to understand the work produced, the means by which the work can reach that audience and at least the possibility—within capitalis

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Bedingte nichtlineare Regressionativity—by applying a prism of professional identity work. Specifically, it empirically explores professional identity dilemmas from the vantage point of graphic and fashion designers based in Tokyo, Japan. Drawing on career- and work-narratives, it investigates the role of potentially competing wor