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Public Service Broadcasting, Creative Industries and Innovation Infrastructure: The Case of ABC's Pool
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January 2010

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The proliferation of media services enabled by digital technologies poses a serious challenge to public service broadcasting rationales based on media scarcity. Looking to the past and future, we articulate an important role that the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) might play in the digital age. We argue that historically the ABChas acted beyond its institutional broadcasting remit to facilitate cultural development and, drawing on the example of Pool (an online community of creative practitioners established and maintained by the ABC), point to a key roleit might play in fostering network innovation in what are now conceptualised as the creative industries.

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... However, while focussing attention on the role of PSM in information collection and generation within a social media environment, it is crucial to rethink the relationship of PSM and convergence culture to reposition the PSM approach from being user-centric entirely, and more towards a user-focused model. While much of the earlier convergence culture research demonstrated the significance and impact of co-creation with PSM (see for example Flew et al., 2008;Wilson, Hutchinson and Shea, 2010), there has been a broad pushback that rejects the audience as co-creators altogether. As media organizations moved away from proprietary social media platforms in favour of well-established social media spaces, for example Facebook and Twitter, the focus on the audience has shifted away from them as co-creators (user-centric), and more towards an actively listening audience (user-focused). ...

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Intermediaries exercising influence through algorithms within public service media
Public Service Broadcasting, Creative Industries and Innovation Infrastructure: The Case of ABC's Pool