HOOG, Emmanuel. "The cultural challenge to globalisation : what is at stake for television archives?". In FIAT/IFTA. Second Asian seminar on audiovisual archives, Building up a national audiovisual memory : a day after day challenge, 9th May 2005, Kuala Lumpur [Online]. FIAT/IFTA, 2005 [Accessed April 5th 2007]. Available at <http://www.fiatifta.org/aboutfiat/news/old/2005/hoog_may_2005.html>
[...]Globalisation can be a good thing for archives.
What strikes me today is that all the archives in the world, in Malaysia or Algeria, just as in France or the United States, are faced with the same technological developments and the same issues: preservation, selection, access and the advent of digital technology, which has forced us to stop and think again, in terms of both technology and archive management. Migration is the only way. What technological choices should we make? How should we organise the migration of archived programmes? How should we reorganise archive collection, storage and access procedures? This is what we are going to address in this afternoon's workshop dedicated to digital archiving.
Being faced with the same questions means being able to share knowledge and good practices and work together to find the solutions. Our salvation lies in cooperation, international cooperation. We must not remain isolated. As an example, I would like to recommend you to join the International Federation of Television Archives (FIAT/IFTA), the top professional organisation in the world of television archives. IFTA brings together the world's biggest archive centres (such as BBC, CBS, CNN, CCTV, Doordarshan, France Télévisions, …) and top experts, and they are all determined to advance the cause of archives. It was IFTA, for example, that last October launched an Appeal to save the world's audiovisual heritage, an appeal that has already collected some 8,000 signatures in 87 countries and that will be officially presented to the United Nations next September. During the Asia Media Summit, there is a stand where you can sign the Call for the preservation of the world broadcast heritage...
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TITLE: The cultural challenge to globalisation : what is at stake for television archives?
CREATOR: HOOG, Emmanuel
SUBJECT: Cultural diversity, culture, digitization, FIAT/IFTA, Globalisation, radio archives, television archives
DESCRIPTION: Explains why broadcast archives have a part to play in the debate about globalisation. Presents the dangers which threaten these archives and reveals how and why globalisation is an advantage for audiovisual archives.
PUBLISHER: FIAT/IFTA
CONTRIBUTOR:
DATE: 2005-05-09
TYPE: text (position paper)
FORMAT: html
IDENTIFIER: http://www.fiatifta.org/aboutfiat/news/old/2005/hoog_may_2005.html
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LANGUAGE: En
RELATION:
COVERAGE: International
RIGHTS: © FIAT/IFTA
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Ina - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel
GESLIN, Yann. Ina - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel. In CASPAR Preservation User Community [Online]. 2006 [Accessed February 2nd 2007]. Available at <http://www.casparpreserves.eu/Members/InaGrm>
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At the heart of the French audiovisual sector, Ina collects, safeguards, digitises, restores and distributes French television and radio archives - over 60 years of radio and 50 years of TV programmes. With 2,5 millions hours of radio and television in stock, and more than a million photos, Ina's archives are among the world's biggest. Serials, TV films, documentaries, news bulletins and programmes, sports, entertainment, interviews, radio plays, concerts… and, of course, Ina's regional archives, constitute an exceptional resource for production, broadcasting, publishing, but also research and education...
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TITLE : Ina - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel
CREATOR : GESLIN, Yann
SUBJECT : Audiovisual archives, Audiovisual memory, digitisation, France, Institut National de l'Audiovisuel, preservation
DESCRIPTION : Presents the missions and the activities of the "Institut National de l'Audiovisuel"
PUBLISHER : Cultural, Artistic and Scientific knowledge for Preservation, Access and Retrieval (CASPAR)
CONTRIBUTOR :
DATE : 2006
TYPE : Text
FORMAT : html
IDENTIFIER : http://www.casparpreserves.eu/Members/InaGrm
SOURCE :
LANGUAGE : En
RELATION :
COVERAGE : France
RIGHTS : CASPAR Project ©
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At the heart of the French audiovisual sector, Ina collects, safeguards, digitises, restores and distributes French television and radio archives - over 60 years of radio and 50 years of TV programmes. With 2,5 millions hours of radio and television in stock, and more than a million photos, Ina's archives are among the world's biggest. Serials, TV films, documentaries, news bulletins and programmes, sports, entertainment, interviews, radio plays, concerts… and, of course, Ina's regional archives, constitute an exceptional resource for production, broadcasting, publishing, but also research and education...
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TITLE : Ina - Institut National de l'Audiovisuel
CREATOR : GESLIN, Yann
SUBJECT : Audiovisual archives, Audiovisual memory, digitisation, France, Institut National de l'Audiovisuel, preservation
DESCRIPTION : Presents the missions and the activities of the "Institut National de l'Audiovisuel"
PUBLISHER : Cultural, Artistic and Scientific knowledge for Preservation, Access and Retrieval (CASPAR)
CONTRIBUTOR :
DATE : 2006
TYPE : Text
FORMAT : html
IDENTIFIER : http://www.casparpreserves.eu/Members/InaGrm
SOURCE :
LANGUAGE : En
RELATION :
COVERAGE : France
RIGHTS : CASPAR Project ©
World heritage in danger : audiovisual memory fades away in silence
HOOG, Emmanuel. "World heritage in danger : audiovisual memory fades away in silence". In FIAT/IFTA. FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2004 : Safeguarding our audiovisual heritage, a world challenge, 15th-19th October 2004, Paris [Online]. FIAT/IFTA, 2004 [Accessed February 2nd 2007]. Available at <http://www.fiatifta.org/conferences/conferences/past/paris_2004/16_oct_hoog_eng.html>
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The Annual Conference of the International Federation of Television Archives, held in Paris from October 15th to 19th, will be the largest gathering of audiovisual memory managers on the planet. The challenge: safeguarding the images and sounds that testify - at least as much as the written word - of our era. 80% of the world's archives are endangered. This holds true for rich countries like the United States, whose leaders, unaware, refuse to take interest in the preservation of their audiovisual heritage, not deemed financially viable. This is also the case in developing countries, due to the cost of these operations. Can we stand by and allow the audiovisual heritage of the twentieth century to fade away forever?
[...]
Listing what we risk losing is impossible. Not all the regions of the world are struck with the same intensity. In addition to the digital divide often described , there is also the rupture of memory. Main regions at risk: South America, Africa, the Near East and South-East Asia. Many countries such as the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany and Sweden are implementing safeguarding programmes . Conversely, the poor countries of the South are losing entire chapters of their audiovisual archives . Cultural diversity is in danger. For although audiovisual heritage is above all an indispensable crucible, a guarantee of identities and history, it is also the mirror of our societies, of our daily life, our passions and our emotions...
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TITLE : World heritage in danger : audiovisual memory fades away in silence
CREATOR : HOOG, Emmanuel
SUBJECT : audiovisual heritage, deterioration, digitization, International Federation of Audiovisual Archives (FIAT/IFTA)
DESCRIPTION : Defines what threaten our audiovisual heritage, shows the stakes of digitization and presents the actions conducted in the world to stop this threat.
PUBLISHER : International Federation of Television Archives (FIAT/IFTA)
CONTRIBUTOR :
DATE : 2005
TYPE : Text (Position paper)
FORMAT : html
IDENTIFIER : http://www.fiatifta.org/conferences/conferences/past/paris_2004/16_oct_hoog_eng.html
SOURCE : FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2004 : Safeguarding our audiovisual heritage, a world challenge
LANGUAGE : En
RELATION : is Version of "Une mémoire audiovisuelle qui s'estompe en silence" (French)
COVERAGE : International
RIGHTS : © FIAT/IFTA
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The Annual Conference of the International Federation of Television Archives, held in Paris from October 15th to 19th, will be the largest gathering of audiovisual memory managers on the planet. The challenge: safeguarding the images and sounds that testify - at least as much as the written word - of our era. 80% of the world's archives are endangered. This holds true for rich countries like the United States, whose leaders, unaware, refuse to take interest in the preservation of their audiovisual heritage, not deemed financially viable. This is also the case in developing countries, due to the cost of these operations. Can we stand by and allow the audiovisual heritage of the twentieth century to fade away forever?
[...]
Listing what we risk losing is impossible. Not all the regions of the world are struck with the same intensity. In addition to the digital divide often described , there is also the rupture of memory. Main regions at risk: South America, Africa, the Near East and South-East Asia. Many countries such as the United Kingdom, Italy, France, Germany and Sweden are implementing safeguarding programmes . Conversely, the poor countries of the South are losing entire chapters of their audiovisual archives . Cultural diversity is in danger. For although audiovisual heritage is above all an indispensable crucible, a guarantee of identities and history, it is also the mirror of our societies, of our daily life, our passions and our emotions...
Dublin Core analysis
TITLE : World heritage in danger : audiovisual memory fades away in silence
CREATOR : HOOG, Emmanuel
SUBJECT : audiovisual heritage, deterioration, digitization, International Federation of Audiovisual Archives (FIAT/IFTA)
DESCRIPTION : Defines what threaten our audiovisual heritage, shows the stakes of digitization and presents the actions conducted in the world to stop this threat.
PUBLISHER : International Federation of Television Archives (FIAT/IFTA)
CONTRIBUTOR :
DATE : 2005
TYPE : Text (Position paper)
FORMAT : html
IDENTIFIER : http://www.fiatifta.org/conferences/conferences/past/paris_2004/16_oct_hoog_eng.html
SOURCE : FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2004 : Safeguarding our audiovisual heritage, a world challenge
LANGUAGE : En
RELATION : is Version of "Une mémoire audiovisuelle qui s'estompe en silence" (French)
COVERAGE : International
RIGHTS : © FIAT/IFTA
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