创意者网络：互联网语境下创意阶层的演化研究

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Abstract The theory of creative class is an important analytical framework for studying the spatial agglomeration, industrial collaboration and behavior preference of creative industry practitioners. In recent years, under the influence of the Internet, the origin, nature, agglomeration form and industry collaboration of the creative class, and its relationship with consumers have changed. First, a large number of diversified amateur creators emerged, some of them turned to the professional creators when“learning by doing”, which led to innovation by cross-border convergence. Second, producers and professionals could find creation much easier with the Internet, which helped to form a broader network of creators, deepen the division of creative industries and improve the specialization of creation. Thirdly, the interaction between consumers and creator networks would form a creative consensus, some consumers even turned into creators, which further expanded the creative source. In the future, we need to further study the flow law of copyright, capital, technology and other elements in the creative network, and quantify the constitutive mechanism of the creative network, which could guide the creative practice, cultivate creative talents and improve the creative quality.

Key words： creative class creator network Internet industry collaboration network community

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HUANG Bin,XIANG Yong. Creator Network: on the Evolution of Creative Class Theory under the Influence of Internet[J]. , 2017, 34(2): 50-54.

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