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    Aspects Regarding Virtual Reality as Innovation in Creative Industries
    (Romanian Academy Publishing House, 2017) Leovaridis, Cristina; Bahnă, Monica
    The paper focuses on innovation generated by using virtual reality in one of the most innovative economic sector, the creative industries, aiming to identify the characteristics and the context of innovation by using virtual reality in this complex domain. As new combinations of knowledge and resources, innovation, regardless of its type, creates possibilities of new innovations, and thus set the framework for continuous development; innovation in services, and especially in cultural-creative industries, became a theme of interest during the last years, because its effects extend beyond this sector and affect activity in the whole economy. From strengthening imaginary reality within gaming and entertainment, to simulate reality for educational or social purposes, virtual reality has proved to be an unrivaled innovation strategy. The paper will include an empirical research based on semi-structured interview guide addressed to some entrepreneurs in three different areas of creative industries (architecture, journalism, advertising) from three different European countries, aiming to identify the internal and external factors that determined the use of virtual reality as an innovative technology, the modalities and consequences of its implementation in these three fields of creative industries.
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    Caracteristici ale freelancing-ului în industriile creative
    (Romanian Academy Publishing House, 2018) Leovaridis, Cristina; Antimiu, Roxana; Cârcu, Laura
    The present article sets out to clarify the concept of freelancing, with a focus on the characteristics of freelancing in the creative industries. In the last decades, there has been an evolution from traditional jobs to a much more flexible alternative, namely freelancing. A significant part of this article is devoted to the definition of cultural and creative industries, theories and models representative of them, as well as to the enhancement of the economic and social role of creative industries in Europe and Romania. Another part focuses on freelancing on the labor market. The qualitative empirical research is based on semi-structured interview guide, applied face to face on a group of young freelancers, aged 23 to 32, from the urban area, working in the creative industries sector.
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    Inițiative antreprenoriale în domeniul comerțului electronic de produse specifice industriilor creative
    (Romanian Academy Publishing House, 2021) Leovaridis, Cristina; Gheorghe, Mihai Adrian
    The present paper intends to identify the main features of Romanian small entreprises entrepreneurs in online commerce of some of the creative industry branches. Also, the main characteristics of their businesses, in their view, and in the view of several experts in the field, are going to be described. E-commerce allowed these firms to break some barriers which were obliterating their development, offering opportunities to enter new markets, and to eliminate some additional unnecessary costs. After a theoretical view and a statistical analysis of Romania`s small firms situation, in an European perspective, and the depiction of some of the concepts in the field (entrepreneurship, small firms, creative industries, online commerce), the paper further focuses on the applicable/ practical side of the domain, based on a qualitative research using several interviews with entrepreneurs and experts in the studied field.