BCR adds Arts to its work focus
20 March 2017
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Digital productivity: key issues from the literature
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This occasional paper presents an overview of recent research on digital productivity and explores the role for digitalisation in productivity growth.
Private sector support grows for the arts in Australia
27 June 2017
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (BCAR), in collaboration with Creative Partnerships Australia, has released new analysis on private...
Private sector support for the arts
We, in collaboration with Creative Partnerships Australia, have released new analysis on private sector support for Australia’s vibrant arts and culture sector.
Private sector support for the arts in Australia
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Background statistical paper, Private sector support for the arts in Australia, highlights the essential role philanthropy and corporate sponsorship plays in the sustainability of the Australia’s...
Trends and drivers in the affordability of communications services for Australian households
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Our working paper analyses the trends in household expenditure on communications services, as well as pricing and inclusions for both fixed and mobile services.
New research shows communications services are more affordable
10 July 2017
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (BCAR) has released a working paper on the trends and drivers in the affordability of communications...
Trends and drivers in the affordability of communications services for Australian households
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Our working paper analyses the trends in household expenditure on communications services, as well as pricing and inclusions for both fixed and mobile services.
Review of Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies
Start/End Date: August 25, 2017 09:00 AEST to September 29, 2017 17:00 AEST
We are seeking feedback on the extent to which the current Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies promotes fair and efficient outcomes for both members and licensees of copyright collecting societies in Australia.
Regional Journalism Scholarships
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As part of the landmark reforms being made to Australia’s media laws, the Turnbull Government will provide much needed support to regional and small publishers through the $60 million Regional and...
Regional and Small Publishers Cadetship Program
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As part of the landmark reforms being made to Australia’s media laws, the Turnbull Government will provide much needed support to regional and small publishers through the $60 million Regional and...
Review of the Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting Societies
14 February 2018
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (the Bureau) released its draft report of the review of the Code of Conduct for Copyright Collecting...
Future trends in bandwidth demand
27 February 2018
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (BCAR) has released a working paper that examines the demand for fixed-line broadband in Australia...
Demand for fixed-line broadband
New research confirms that Australia will have the infrastructure required to meet demand for data and bandwidth over the next decade.
Impacts of 5G on productivity and economic growth
9 April 2018
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research today released its assessment of the potential impacts of 5G on Australia’s productivity and growth.
Impacts of 5G on productivity and economic growth
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Australians increasingly consider mobile connectivity to be essential, and the next generation of mobile technology — 5G — is expected to improve consumer experiences and raise business...
Cultural and creative activity in Australia 2008-09 to 2016-17
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An analysis showing cultural and creative activity contributed $111.7 billion to Australia’s economy in 2016-17....
The economic value of cultural and creative activity
19 October 2018
The Bureau of Communications and Arts Research (BCAR) has released new analysis showing cultural and creative activity contributed $111.7 billion...
Estimates of labour productivity trends in Australian public and private broadcasting
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A background statistics paper that provides analysis of labour productivity estimates for public and private broadcasters between 2006-07 and 2016-17.
Creative skills for the future economy
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The research paper Creative skills for the future economy analyses the skills and qualifications of people working in creative fields and how these may be used in the future.
