Subjects:
Cultural diversity | Culture and traditions
The Digital Revolution
Language: English
In this episode of Talking about Culture, we feature an interview with Danielle Cliche, secretary of the 2005 Convention, and Octavio Kulesz, a UNESCO expert and one of the authors behind Re|Shaping Cultural Policies, who reveal how the digital revolution has fundamentally transformed how artists make, distribute and are compensated for their work. They also explore how UNESCO and its Member States have sought to ensure that all artists can benefit from the potential of digital technologies, as well as the potential effects of artificial intelligence on the cultural and creative industries.
on this subject:
Talking about Culture
Place/region:
UNESCO HQ
Series: Many Voices, One World
Type: Interview
Duration:
Production and personalities:
Interviewer: George Papagiannis
Interviewee: Danielle Cliche, Octavio Kulesz
Publisher: UNESCO Bureau of Public Information; UNESCO Culture Sector
Published in:
Rights: CC-BY-SA
Series: Many Voices, One World
Type: Interview
Duration:
Production and personalities:
Interviewer: George Papagiannis
Interviewee: Danielle Cliche, Octavio Kulesz
Publisher: UNESCO Bureau of Public Information; UNESCO Culture Sector
Published in:
Rights: CC-BY-SA