Media outlets starting with C
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CCreativeLive BlogUnited States of America
The blog is hosted by CreativeLive, a live streaming education website covering photo & video, art and design, music and audio, crafts, money and life, film, creativity and more.
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CCreativePlanetNetwork.comUnited States of America
Serves as a hub for Digital Video, Video Edge, Digital Cinematography and 2-Pop.
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CCreativepoolUnited Kingdom
Background and Format: Creativepool is a website aimed at professionals who work in the advertising and creative industry. Covers people, jobs, studio, companies, technology, news, events, industry trends and annual awards. There are no advertising opportunities. Monthly Unique Users: Source: Publisher
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CCreativePro.comUnited States of America
Targets professionals involved in the conception, direction, design and production of materials for communication including: graphic artists, illustrators, Web designers and pre-press operators. Specialized areas on the site include: Fonts, Graphics, Photography, Print, Web/Mobile, Business and Hardware. All areas include news, how-tos, features and reviews. Allows visitors to search for jobs, stock photos and submit projects to a print shop. The editorial staff can be reached via the contact form on the website.
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CCreatives Rule the WorldUnited States of America
This show is for creators who are done playing small, the ones who know their ideas aren't just a passion... they're a portal Here, we're rewriting the rules of entrepreneurship.Forget cookie-cutter blueprints and burnout culture, I'm here to help you grow a business that feels good, pays well, and the kind of personal freedom that only comes when you're brave enough to do things your own way.Through solo episodes and honest conversations with creative entrepreneurs, artists, and founders, I'll give you the mindset shifts, marketing moves, and business tools you need to grow with clarity, flow, and profitability.You'll learn how to build wealth on your terms, show up with confidence, and finally trust that you don't have to choose between creativity and success, you get to have both.So if you're ready to step into your next level, grow your income, and build a business that actually works for your life, you're in the right place.
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ccreativitEUnited States of America
Features information on arts and crafts and how-to instructions.
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CCreativity & Technology for Business & Life - WTBQ-AMUnited States of America
The show will focus on helping people understand and utilize technology to become more creative in business and life. It also features live interviews with business professionals and their use of technology to increase business. Main topics of discussion for the show include preventing PC crashes and data recovery, using YouTube for small to mid-size businesses, what's new in retail technology, and creative public relations.
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CCreativity MagazineUnited States of America
Creativity was formerly known as Adcritic.com. It is designed as a way for advertising industry professionals to keep up with the commercials that have the industry talking. It also includes commentaries on the latest work and emerging industry trends. Creativity covers the creative process, from concept through execution. The magazine is popular amongst advertising agency creatives, producers, directors, designers, editors and visual effects artists, advertisers and others affiliated with marketing, advertising, design and entertainment. Creativity's web site is Creativity-Online.com, which showcases the latest TV commercials, virals, print ads, interactive campaigns and other forms of brand creativity. Work is updated daily accompanied by full creative and production credits. Creativity is part of the Ad Age Group, which includes marketing weekly and web site Advertising Age. The Ad Age Group is part of Crain Communications, a privately held publisher of over 30 trade titles.
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CCreativity Research JournalUnited States of America
Written for behavioral, clinical, cognitive, developmental and educational psychologists and publishes scholarly research that deals with the study of creativity. Topics include behavioral, clinical, cognitive, cross-cultural, developmental, educational, genetic, organizational, psychoanalytic, psychometric and social creativity. Features interdisciplinary research, such as research within specific domains such as art and science, as well as on critical issues such as aesthetics, genius, imagery, imagination, incubation, insight, intuition, metaphor, play and problem finding and solving.
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CCreator Science PodcastUnited States of America
Creator Science Podcast explain how they made an independent living with their art & creativity to help you do the same.