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"We now need to take a more pragmatic approach"

(Almost) everyone agrees that bureaucracy inhibits creativity. Dr Sonja Boss explains why it still exists and how creative people can help to reduce it. The lawyer translates EU directives into national law for German daily newspaper publishers and calls for courage to be bold - and to leave gaps.

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Why should the creative industries organise themselves across sectors?

The creative industries are not only large, they are the second largest economic sector in Germany. In view of its enormous importance, it urgently needs a uniform political positioning, says Hamburg's Senator for Culture Dr Carsten Brosda and others.

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District office example: How co-creation can improve collaboration within the authority

Behind the yellow grid façade of the Hamburg-Nord district office, Susanne Rengel is working on a cultural change with the Cross Innovation Hub.

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Games in Hamburg: Who's in it for the long haul, Michelle Zou?

Hamburg is a hotspot for the games industry. To stay relevant as a studio, you have to reinvent yourself from time to time, says Michelle Zou, Chief Executive Officer at Bigpoint.

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What ideas do you have for Europe's future, Dr Christian Ehler?

Europe is undergoing one of the biggest changes in its history. Christian Ehler, Member of the European Parliament, sees the creative industries as playing a key role in the sustainable reorganisation of the economy and society.

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Who answers the big questions, Michael Kellner?

Creative professionals are becoming increasingly important in innovation processes because they are constantly reinventing themselves, explains State Secretary Michael Kellner, the federal government's contact person for the cultural and creative industries since October.

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