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eCulture: The European Perspective Edited by Sanjin Dragojevic, Diane Dodd, Biserka Cvjetičanin and Cas Smithuijsen Published by the Institute for International
Relations, Zagreb 2005 |
A report from the CIRCLE round table celebrated 24th- 27th April 2003 in Zagreb, Croatia
Contents
Forward
Biserka Cvjetičanin, Culturelink
Dorota Ilczuk, CIRCLE
Introduction
Ritva Mitchell
SECTION 1 :
ACCESS DENIED!
The general public’s attitude, ownership, access and use of internet
technologies.
Cultural conflict in the information society
Jesse B.T. Marsh
eCulture : Cultural goods between public domain and
private property
Aleksandre Uzelac
Revolution or
Evolution? An empirical approach to eCulture
Jos de Haan and Frank
Huysman
E-citizenship
and civic participation in Canada
by Maureen
Doody, Amanda Aizlewood and Jean-Pierre Bourdeau
SECTION 2 :
BE(A)WARE!
Discussions on what the future holds - 3G phones, mass/elite culture,
cultural industries and copyright.
About the
cultural texture of the digital divide
Josef Langer
Will the
www.e-culture be more edu or com?
Kazimierz Krzysztofek
Knowing
ourselves: eCulture in the value production chain
Colin Mercer
Copyright and
the non-western world
Joost Smiers
SECTION 3 :
CULTURAL CHALLENGES
Issues by sector – Heritage, museums, book publishing, libraries and
archives.
Cautious
Optimism for eCulture in Europe
Dona Kolar-Panov
Online art
museums and virtual museum participation
Olga van Oost, An Lavens and Caroline Pauwels
Old Contents,
New Industries (the electronic book)
Daniela Živković
Libraries as protectors of copyright
and providers of free access to information
Aleksandra Horvat
Cultural
products in the eEconomy and the “creative destruction”
Delia Ruxandra Mucica
SECTION 4 : CONCLUSIONS
Executive summary
Conclusions and
recommendations
Diane Dodd, Sanjin
Dragojevic and Cas Smithuijsen
A selected bibliography on eCulture
Introduction to the work of CIRCLE and CULTURELINK
List of contributors