On Wednesday, April 24, 2024, we will hold "Why Do People Leave It for the Future? Dreams, Rights, and Laws of Digital Archives."
Event Date
Event Venue
In "Liberal Arts of Information," we focus on the "light and shadow of information," and have leading lecturers from various fields speak about the pros and cons of information use, as well as the future of information technology.
On April 24, 2024, we will hold a lecture by Mr. Kensaku Fukui (Attorney-at-Law) titled "Why Do People Leave It for the Future? Dreams, Rights, and Laws of Digital Archives." We look forward to your participation.
Games played as a child, out-of-print manga, old TV shows, stage plays, vanished streetscapes...
Electronic museums that collect, organize, restore, and publish such items online. That is what a digital archive is.
Why do people try to leave "it" for the future? We will learn together about the current state of various vibrant digital archive activities and legal issues such as copyright.
【Date and Time】
Wednesday, April 24, 2024, 16:30–18:00
【Venue】
Hiyoshi Campus, Raiosha 1st Floor, Symposium Space
【Target Audience】
Keio students, faculty, and staff
【Fee】
Free
【Capacity】
100 people (First-come, first-served; registration will close once capacity is reached.)
【Organizer, etc.】
Keio Research Center for the Liberal Arts
Please see here for details regarding registration and other information.