The editors wish to thank the following individuals for their essential collaboration in the creation of this multimedia publication: Paulo Assis (Audioclicks), Nadine Mott (WaW – Words Around the World) and Peter Radinovic. They are also immensely grateful to OIF (Organisation internationale de la Francophonie), CEST (Centro de Estudos Sociedade e Tecnologia, University of São Paulo – USP), CUREJ (Centre universitaire rouennais d’études juridiques, University of Rouen), IRIHS (Institut de Recherche Interdisciplinaire Homme et Société) for their support, which allowed to bring this publication to fruition and to organise three conferences held in São Paulo and Rouen on the 2005 UNESCO Convention on the diversity of cultural expressions and digital technologies. The editors also thank each and every one of the authors and lecturers whose contributions are gathered here, as well as UNESCO, who granted its high patronage to the publication, as well as the authorisation to use their logo and the 2005 Convention’s emblem.
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Table of contents
Main Text
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- 1. A Brief Overview of the Evolution of Musical Technology: Promises and Risks for the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (Paulo Assis)
- 2. Iconomy, Cultural Diversity and Ludic Monetization on the Internet of Things (Gilson Schwartz)
- 3. The UNESCO Convention and Future Technologies: “A Journey to the Centre of Cultural Law and Policymaking” (Rostam J. Neuwirth)
- 4. Remarks on the Relations between Intellectual Property and Cultural Diversity in Brazil’s Digital Environment: An Analysis of the Civil Framework of the Internet (Giuliana Kauark & Paula Cruz)
- 5. The Music PEC: An analysis of the lawmakers’ position: Tax waiver to the benefit of access to culture or market reserve? (Leandro de Carvalho & Maria de Fatima Rodrigues Makiuchi)
- 6. The Digital Book and Cultural Diversity: Stakes and Perspectives (Justine Martin)
- 7. Diversity of the Audio-visual Industry in the Digital Age: The Challenges Entailed in its Measurement (Patricia Marenghi, Marina Hernández Prieto & Ángel Badillo)
- 8. Exposure diversity as a new cultural policy objective in the digital age (Mira Burri)
- 9. The Internet platforms’ impact on the Diversity of Cultural Expressions: to the Long Tail, and beyond! (Heritiana Ranaivoson)
- 10. Is Cultural Diversity Adapted to the Digital Era? (Pascal Rogard)
- 11. Transversal Operational Guidelines as a Road towards a Diversified Networked Culture (Michèle Rioux & Kim Fontaine-Skronski)
- 12. Will Digitisation Help Remobilise Civil Society? (Charles Vallerand)
- 13. Inter-organizational networking in the digital age: Lessons from international organizations’ purposes and practices in the cultural sector (Antonios Vlassis)
- 14. The Contribution from the Music Collection of Instituto Moreira Sales Site to Diversity. A Case Study: Brazilian Christmas Carols (Nísio Teixeira)
- 15. The Audio-visual Technology Hub Programme and TV Diversity in Argentina (Luis A. Albornoz & Azahara Cañedo)
- 16. Educational policies and the diversity of cultural expressions in the digital era (Gemma Carbó Ribugent & Guillermo Maceiras Gómez)
Annexes
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- 17. Interview réalisée le 11 décembre 2015 avec Luis Ferrão de la Commission européenne
- 18. Interview with Lilian Richieri Hanania
- 19. Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (Antonios Vlassis & Lilian Richieri Hanania)
- 20. Tableau – Résumé des principales règles de l’OMC et leur influence sur le secteur culturel (Lilian Richieri Hanania)
- 21. The Information Technology Agreement (ITA) (Rostam J. Neuwirth)
- 22. Audiovisual na Internet: homogeneização ou diversidade cultural? (Luis A. Albornoz)
- 23. Extrait du Rapport "Le renouvellement de l’exception culturelle à l’ère du numérique" (Lilian Richieri Hanania)
- 24. Programa - I Jornada "Diversidade Cultural e Novas Tecnologias"
- 25. Report - I Conference “Cultural Diversity and New Technologies” (Giuliana Kauark & Nisio Teixeira (U40 Group))
- 26. Colloque 11 décembre 2015 - programme et résumé des panels
- 27. Programme and Report - II Conference "Cultural Diversity and New Technologies" (Lilian Richieri Hanania & Giuliana Kauark)
