Title The Digitization Age. Mass Culture is Quality Culture
Creator Valentina Bachi, Antonella Fresa, Claudia Pierotti, Claudio Prandoni (Promoter Srl)
Contributor
Subject Digitization, re-use and preservation of Cultural Heritage and its impact on the society
Description The amount of digitized cultural heritage in Europe continues to grow: the digitization activities have a positive impact on the society, by making the cultural heritage more accessible for the citizens, and by generating benefits to the content owners. Several questions arise about digitized cultural heritage: how can digital cultural data be re-used at best, what is the impact on society and how to preserve it in the long term? This paper offers an overview of EU projects that try to provide answers: EuropeanaPhotography, Europeana Space, RICHES, PREFORMA, Civic Epistemologies. The common key-words in order to guarantee the best results are in any case knowledge-sharing and networking.
Publisher Springer
Date September 2014
Type Report
Format PDF, 1.21 Mb
Source Digital Heritage. Progress in Cultural Heritage: Documentation, Preservation, and Protection. Conference proceedings: 5th International Conference, EuroMed 2014.
Language English
Rights Management Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) Creative Commons