Creative sector

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Creative sector, creative industries - a part of the market created by cultural and technology-related businesses, combining artistic and entrepreneurial activities.

The isolation of the creative sector was associated with a new perspective on the area of ​​culture and art in the 1990s. Established in 1997, at the initiative of the UK authorities, the interdisciplinary Creative Industries Taskforce was dedicated to deepening knowledge of the emerging market niche. The team has developed a report that defines the creative sector as "industries that rely on individual creativity, skills and talents, and create the potential for generating new jobs, increasing prosperity and developing intellectual property." The authors of the report have also identified thirteen industries, including the creative sector - advertising, architecture, art and antiques, crafts, design, fashion, film, video games, music, performing arts, publishing, software and radio and television. / p>

The American sociologist and economist, Richard Florida, creative class, ie people who are the main source of development of post-industrial cities. It consists of competitions included in the creative sector and researchers, researchers and inventors. According to Floridy, the creative class is characterized by three basic values, the so-called. 3T: talent, tolerance and technology. Creative sector in Poland

Poland is one of the largest exporters of creative products and services in Europe (in 2008 it ranked 18th in the ranking). It is also among the top ten design exporters in the world. In 2008, the share of the creative sector in Polish GDP was 2.47%.

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