`MyCreativity’ was a two-day conference, held in 2006, that intended to bring the trends and tendencies around the Creative Industries into critical question. It seeked to address the local, intra-regional and trans-national variations that constitute international creative industries as an uneven field of actors, interests and conditions. The conference explored a range of key topics that, in the majority of cases, remain invisible to both academic research and policy-making in the creative industries. Overall, the conference adopted a comparative focus in order to illuminate the variability of international creative industries. Such an approach enables new questions to be asked about the mutually constitutive tensions between the forces, practices, histories and policies that define creative production, distribution and organisation within an era of information economies and network cultures. Can also be downloaded for free at: http://www.networkcultures.org/_uploads/32.pdf