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"Mapping the Digital Transition: What is the New Normal?"

"The Culture and Technology Round Table (Toronto, March 10, 2006) was convened...to gain a better understanding of the impact of digital technologies on Canadian society, a society that is facing considerable demographic change. The goal of the session was to draw a clear, evidence-based assessment of the "new normal" and other patterns or trends on the horizon that influence the way that Canada continues to achieve its cultural policy objectives."
  
    
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"The Culture and Technology Round Table set out to:

  • Describe the “new normal” within the cultural landscape;
  • Identify evidence-based research that supports this description; and, in consideration of trends in the cultural sector and society as a whole;
  • Consider the effect of digital technology on cultural creation, production, distribution and participation;
  • Conceptualize the near future (5-10 years out).


    • What became clear by the end of the day is that technology is no longer a side bar to Canadian daily lives. It permeates virtually all activity and technology itself is becoming increasingly transparent. Digital technologies are fully integrated into the cultural sector and impact upon every aspect of cultural creation, production and participation."

    Posted Document Culture and Technology Round Table Final Report May 9.doc 146.5 KB
    Creator(s) Culture and Technology Task Force, the Canadian Cultural Observatory and the Department of Canadian Heritage
    Source Location Canada
    Publisher Katherine Watson, Meta4 Creative Communications Inc.
    Date Published
    		2006-05-09
    Language Bilingual

     

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