Conferences and Events in February 2009
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Access 2.0: Discussions on Copyright from Science, Arts, Libraries and Education
Knowledge creation and communication has undergone important changes during the last decade. The capacities built through the New Information and Communication Technologies (NICTs) and Web 2.0 make participation and joint production easier. more >
Acceso 2.0: Discusiones sobre Propiedad Intelectual desde Ciencia, Arte, Bibliotecas y Educación
La forma como creamos y difundimos el conocimiento ha sufrido importantes cambios durante la última década. Las capacidades que se construyen a través de las Nuevas Tecnologías de la Información y las Comunicaciones (TIC) y las características propias de la Web 2.0 facilitan la participación y la producción conjunta. more >
First meeting of the working group on cultural observatories
A Seminar on European statistics will take place on the 18th of February in Brussels. This event is the first event of the Cultural observatories and knowledge working group. The aim of this meeting is to present some information about recent statistics and methods on cultural data at European level. more >
WebWise 2008: digital debates
The 10th annual WebWise Conference on Libraries and Museums in the Digital Age will be held in Washington, DC, February 25-27, 2009. more >
European Congress for a World Culture Forum
From 26 February to 1 March 2009, 500 guests from all over Europe will meet in Dresden/Germany for the European Congress for a World Culture Forum. The topic of the 2009 congress is “Culture is more – developments in world cultural heritage reflected by European Cities”. more >
International Course on Performing Arts Administration
The course is open to professional cultural and performing arts administrators interested in widening their knowledge. more >
Curso Internacional de Gestión de Artes Escénicas
El curso está destinado a profesionales de la gestión cultural y escénica que quieran ampliar sus conocimientos. more >
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