Each individual’s digital cultural data is his or her own right. This information has heritage and moral values, which can be negotiated only by its owner.
Each individual’s dignity and privacy must be respected, regardless the digital imprint he or she leaves on the Internet. The consent of the free and enlightened individual must be granted prior to the use of any of this information. The authorization to exploit such information should not be taken for granted, nor should it be limitless in time.
No individual should be the victim of discrimination and exploitation based on the characteristics of his or her digital cultural information.
Each individual has the right to be respected as a unique human. Intellectual property is the groundwork for the creator’s freedom, as well as culture’s economy, and must be protected by all nations and media. The consent of the free and enlightened creator must be granted prior to the use of any of this information. The authorization to exploit such information should not be taken for granted, nor should it be limitless in time.
Personal cultural data cannot be manipulated without the stated prior consent of the author.
Research, analysis, and the use of personal cultural data must be regulated and supervised in accordance with the privacy and freedom of each individual.
The Forum d’Avignon
November 23nd 2013
Instantaneity, hyper-choice, innovation.
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Creators, producers, distributors Who really has overall control ?
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Cultural behavior and personal data
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The question of ownership of personal data is at the heart of this year’s Forum d’Avignon.
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How harmony can triumph over cacophony.
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Culture, territories and Powers - The spirit of Atlas
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Update of the first report published in 2010.
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Generation #hashtag : a new wave of content in the age of digital natives
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How does sharing data contribute to improving the way we experience our day-to-day lives in the city?
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After the Big data revolution comes a second centered upon Open data and sharing
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Create, share and protect.
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The age of curation : From abundance to discovery
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The imperative of moving towards business-model hybridisation
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L'Atelier BNP Paribas: Big Data: Big Culture?
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