Cultural Business models in Internet
Focus: Use of New Technologies in Museums
The AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report is intended as an annual document of reference on the development of digital trends in the world of culture. Through practical case studies, it helps familiarise professionals with the latest technological advances and their application in the sector, both in and outside Spain, in order to encourage them to adapt and innovate to keep up with the latest trends.
The second edition of the Annual Report will consist of two parts, like the first. The first part, which is more theoretical, will feature twelve articles by specialists who carry out cross-cutting analyses of the challenges, trends, business models and key aspects to be considered (legal, social, economic, etc.) in order to foster a culture of payment of cultural content on the Internet. The authors include Rodolfo Carpintier, Pepe Cerezo, Joana Sánchez, Marta Rodríguez, Hugh Forrest (SXSW), Matthew Caines (The Guardian Professional Cultural Network) and Juan Mateos García (NESTA).
The second part of the Focus consists of an exhaustive study of the museum sector through cases of good practice in the use of the latest digital trends. The study includes both success stories identified by us through a detailed analysis of the sector within and outside Spain, as well as the most significant among those submitted in response to the invitation published on our website between November and December 2014.
For further information about this project, write to raquel.mesa@accioncultural.es
The digital version of the Report will be published on March 24th, after the presentation, in this webpage under a Creative Commons 3.0 license in Spanish, English, PDF and EPUB.
Launch of the 2nd AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report (2015) in Madrid
Date: 24 March 2015
Time: From 10 to 12.30 am
Place: Teatros del Canal, Madrid
Free entry (limited seating).
Programme
09.30h. -Recception
10.00h. -BWelcome and presentation of the Encounter and Annual report. Elvira Marco (Director general at AC/E)
10.15h. -Main conclusions of the Annual Repor. Javier Celaya (Director of the Report)
10.45h. -Round table: Evolution of Buisiness models in the Digital Age
Pepe Cerezo, @PepeCerezo
Marta Rodríguez, @MartaRodriguezA
José Manuel Jarque, @jmjarque
Jesús Alcoba. @JesusAlcoba
Moderator: Marimar Jimenez @marimarjimenez
11.30h. -Coffe break
12.00-12.45 Round table about the use of new technologies in the museums
Guillermo Solana, @guillermosolana
Conxa Roda, @innova2
Araceli Corbo, @aracorbo
Laura Cano, @Via_di_uscita
Modera: Fernando Rodríguez Lafuente, director of ABC Cultural
12.45h. -Closes Teresa Lizaranzu (President of Acción Cultural Española AC/E)
Focus: Use of New Technologies in Museums
The AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report is intended as an annual document of reference on the development of digital trends in the world of culture. Through practical case studies, it helps familiarise professionals with the latest technological advances and their application in the sector, both in and outside Spain, in order to encourage them to adapt and innovate to keep up with the latest trends.
The second edition of the Annual Report will consist of two parts, like the first. The first part, which is more theoretical, will feature twelve articles by specialists who carry out cross-cutting analyses of the challenges, trends, business models and key aspects to be considered (legal, social, economic, etc.) in order to foster a culture of payment of cultural content on the Internet. The authors include Rodolfo Carpintier, Pepe Cerezo, Joana Sánchez, Marta Rodríguez, Hugh Forrest (SXSW), Matthew Caines (The Guardian Professional Cultural Network) and Juan Mateos García (NESTA).
The second part of the Focus consists of an exhaustive study of the museum sector through cases of good practice in the use of the latest digital trends. The study includes both success stories identified by us through a detailed analysis of the sector within and outside Spain, as well as the most significant among those submitted in response to the invitation published on our website between November and December 2014.
For further information about this project, write to raquel.mesa@accioncultural.es
The digital version of the Report will be published on March 24th, after the presentation, in this webpage under a Creative Commons 3.0 license in Spanish, English, PDF and EPUB.
Launch of the 2nd AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report (2015) in Madrid
Date: 24 March 2015
Time: From 10 to 12.30 am
Place: Teatros del Canal, Madrid
Free entry (limited seating).
Programme
09.30h. -Recception
10.00h. -BWelcome and presentation of the Encounter and Annual report. Elvira Marco (Director general at AC/E)
10.15h. -Main conclusions of the Annual Repor. Javier Celaya (Director of the Report)
10.45h. -Round table: Evolution of Buisiness models in the Digital Age
Pepe Cerezo, @PepeCerezo
Marta Rodríguez, @MartaRodriguezA
José Manuel Jarque, @jmjarque
Jesús Alcoba. @JesusAlcoba
Moderator: Marimar Jimenez @marimarjimenez
11.30h. -Coffe break
12.00-12.45 Round table about the use of new technologies in the museums
Guillermo Solana, @guillermosolana
Conxa Roda, @innova2
Araceli Corbo, @aracorbo
Laura Cano, @Via_di_uscita
Modera: Fernando Rodríguez Lafuente, director of ABC Cultural
12.45h. -Closes Teresa Lizaranzu (President of Acción Cultural Española AC/E)
Launch of the 2nd AC/E Digital Culture Annual Report (2015) in Barcelona
Date: Friday 27 March 2015
Time: From 12:00 to 13.30 am
Place: Museo Nacional de Arte de Cataluña (MNAC)
Free entry (limited seating).
Reserve your place through Eventbrite
Programme:
12.00h. -Welcome: Pepe Serra, director of MNAC
12:10h. -Introduction: Conxa Rodà, Chief of Communication and Digital Strategy at the MNAC.
12:20h. -Presentation of the Focus “Museums and New Technologies”: Javier Celaya (expert in Digital publishing, LIbraries and World 2.0. FOunder of Dosdoce.com and director of the Report) and Raquel Mesa (Digital Strategy at Acción Cultural Española).
13:00h. –Open debate
13:30h. – End
