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Rykkja, Anders & Knutsen, Kristin
(2023).
Teater ber om spleis på 25 millioner: – Sjokkert over beløpet.
[Avis].
Vårt Land.
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Bonet, Lluis & Rykkja, Anders
(2023).
Attempting or Abstaining? Is it a win or a loss? An organisational typology of drivers and barriers for implementing Institutional Crowdfunding.
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Rykkja, Anders; Shneor, Rotem; Munim, Ziaul Haque; Dalla Chiesa, Carolina & Schlott, F.
(2023).
How productive are Patreon creators? A view of incentives at the margins.
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Demattos Guimaraes, Alice; Mæhle, Natalia; Rykkja, Anders; Bonet, Lluis & Munim, Ziaul Haque
(2023).
The global phenomenon of cultural-creative crowdfunding: an international analysis of success, sectorial adoption, and Covid-19 effects.
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Munim, Ziaul Haque; Demattos Guimaraes, Alice; Rykkja, Anders & Mæhle, Natalia
(2023).
A bibliometric literature review of culture crowdfunding literature.
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Bonet, Lluis; Rykkja, Anders; Munim, Ziaul Haque & Shneor, Rotem
(2022).
Institutional Crowdfunding: A Research Proposal for Museet Midt, Norway.
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Rykkja, Anders & Dalla Chiesa, Carolina
(2022).
The Digital Middleground Arena: the case of cultural crowdfunding.
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Rykkja, Anders & Dalla Chiesa, Carolina
(2022).
A Digital Middleground Arena: the case of cultural crowdfunding.
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Shneor, Rotem; Munim, Ziaul Haque; Mæhle, Natalia; Rykkja, Anders; Guimaraes, Alice Demattos & Dalla Chiesa, Carolina
(2022).
Crowdfunding Adoption by Artists: A comparative analysis of Norway and Brazil.
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Rykkja, Anders & Munim, Ziaul Haque
(2021).
The Relationship between Cultural Production Types and Platform Choice: Findings from the Nordic Countries.
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Shneor, Rotem; Rykkja, Anders; Mæhle, Natalia & Munim, Ziaul Haque
(2021).
Drivers of Norwegian Artists' Use of Crowdfunding for Financing their Projects.
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Rykkja, Anders; Munim, Ziaul Haque & Bonet, Lluis
(2021).
Varieties of Cultural Crowdfunding: The Relationship Between Cultural Production Types and Platform Choice.
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Shneor, Rotem; Rykkja, Anders; Mæhle, Natalia & Munim, Ziaul Haque
(2021).
Drivers of Norwegian Artists' Use of Crowdfunding for Financing their Projects.
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Shneor, Rotem; Rykkja, Anders; Mæhle, Natalia & Munim, Ziaul Haque
(2021).
Crowdfunding Cultural Production: Determinants of Crowdfunding Adoption by Artists.
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Rykkja, Anders; Munim, Ziaul Haque; Mæhle, Natalia & Shneor, Rotem
(2019).
Cultural Crowdfunding - What do we know?
Vis sammendrag
Cultural fan funding, particularly in the music and audiovisual sector, were precursors to the instituted models of crowdfunding known to us today. Bands (Marillion, Radiohead, and Nine Inch Nails) and film producers (John Cassavetes, Mark Tapio Kines) managed to raise funding for artistic endeavours by reaching out to their fans. ArtistShare, a pioneer crowdfunding platform, was an attempt to facilitate and streamline such practices. However, there exists no systematic effort to classify, analyse and review the literature on crowdfunding usage and practices within the culture and arts sector — CCF. Thus, we conduct a systematic literature review (Cooper 1988, 1985) of CCF studies incorporating bibliometric analysis (Zupic and Čater 2015) of over 100 articles and book chapters. We address the question of why we crowdfund culture and what consequences crowdfunding practice has on cultural productions. Models of artistic and industrial categorisation are used to classify the existing literature. The bibliometric analysis reveals the intellectual structure of the research stream as a synthesis of what we know to assess further investigations.
Furthermore, we position crowdfunding within the context of traditional models of financing creative arts highlighting its position as a supplemental source of funding. After that, we look at the current market situation, pointing out prevalent types of crowdfunding, discussing different types of responses and the value created by and for the participants. Finally, we propose a conceptual framework for future CCF research. As such, in addition to academic relevance, our study offers implications for key stakeholders involved in CCF.
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Rykkja, Anders; Munim, Ziaul Haque; Mæhle, Natalia & Shneor, Rotem
(2019).
Cultural Crowdfunding - What do we know?
Vis sammendrag
Cultural fan funding, particularly in the music and audiovisual sector, were precursors to the instituted models of crowdfunding known to us today. Bands (Marillion, Radiohead, and Nine Inch Nails) and film producers (John Cassavetes, Mark Tapio Kines) managed to raise funding for artistic endeavours by reaching out to their fans. ArtistShare, a pioneer crowdfunding platform, was an attempt to facilitate and streamline such practices. However, there exists no systematic effort to classify, analyse and review the literature on crowdfunding usage and practices within the culture and arts sector — CCF. Thus, we conduct a systematic literature review (Cooper 1988, 1985) of CCF studies incorporating bibliometric analysis (Zupic and Čater 2015)of over 100 articles and book chapters. We address the question of why we crowdfund culture and what consequences crowdfunding practice has on cultural productions. Models of artistic and industrial categorisation are used to classify the existing literature. The bibliometric analysis reveals the intellectual structure of the research stream as a synthesis of what we know to assess further investigations.
Furthermore, we position crowdfunding within the context of traditional models of financing creative arts highlighting its position as a supplemental source of funding. After that, we look at the current market situation, pointing out prevalent types of crowdfunding, discussing different types of responses and the value created by and for the participants. Finally, we propose a conceptual framework for future CCF research. As such, in addition to academic relevance, our study offers implications for key stakeholders involved in CCF.
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Vaagland, Jorid & Rykkja, Anders
(2013).
Artistic Choice and Cultural Challenges.
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Ibenholt, Karin; Ericsson, Birgitta; Gran, Bjørn & Rykkja, Anders
(2019).
Ringvirkninger av kulturelle aktiviteter i Møre og Romsdal.
Samfunnsøkonomisk Analyse.
ISSN 978-82-8395-030-4.
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Rykkja, Anders
(2017).
(Virke)apparetet bak musikken.
Kunnskapsverket.
ISSN 978-82-93482-16-1.
Vis sammendrag
Formålet med denne rapporten er å utrede og kartlegge i hvilken grad detnasjonale virkemiddelapparatet rettet mot musikkindustrien har virkemidler som svarer til virksomheters behov. Virksomhetenes behov for finansiering
av drift, kompetanseheving og ulike drivere og barrierer for utvikling, særlig i forhold til internasjonalisering og eksport har blitt vektlagt i analyser.
Behov og ønsker er forsøkt avdekket gjennom en kvalitativ studie hvor 18 virksomheter, som har det til felles at de enten har mottatt Music Norways eksportprogram eller vært deltagere i det tilpassede FRAM programmet formusikkindustrien i regi av Innovasjon Norge og Music Norway, har deltatt.
Prosjektet er gjennomført i samarbeid med Music Norway og Buzzfond, somhar bidratt med delfinansiering, kontakt med informanter og virksomheteneog personalressurser.
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Rykkja, Anders & Ericsson, Birgitta
(2016).
Nasjonal Festivalstatistikk 2015 .
Kunnskapsverket.
ISSN 978-82-93482-13-0.
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Rykkja, Anders & Ericsson, Birgitta
(2015).
Nasjonal Festivalstatistikk 2014.
Kunnskapsverket.
ISSN 978-82-93482-01-7.
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Rykkja, Anders & Ericsson, Birgitta
(2015).
Litteraturformidling fra scene. Undersøkelse av litteraturfestivaler.
Østlandsforskning.
ISSN 978-82-7356-751-2.
Vis sammendrag
Tross at det er en stadig økende interesse for festivaler er det lite
akkumulert statistikk om omfang, aktiviteter, involverte og ressurser. I
forbindelse med Norsk litteraturfestival på Lillehammer i 2015 var det
ønskelig å få vite mer om hvordan litteraturfestivalenes «indre liv» var
sammensatt. Resultatene fra en undersøkelse til norske litteraturfestivaler
om antall arrangementer, publikumsoppslutning, forfattere som
eksponeres, honorarer, arbeidsinnsats og frivillighet, inntekter og
finansiering presenteres i rapporten.