Digital technologies and the network environment have brought on new practices, possibilities and threats, in which the cultural sector must find suitable ways of working. This workshop will approach digital culture as a new social ecology, within which cultural institutions needs to hold onto a clear understanding of what they are trying to do and for whom.
Online Workshop: Digital Culture and Cultural Policy
27 January 2015, Canada
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