Philippe Aigrain (né en 1949) est un informaticien, chercheur, ancien chef du secteur technique du logiciel à la Commission européenne, dont les idées sont devenues emblématiques dans le militantisme pour les biens communs et contre les abus de la propriété intellectuelle.
Il viendra présenter son livre « Sharing » dans lequel il propose un modèle de financement de la culture qu’il appelle la « contribution créative ».
Extraits de « Sharing » :
“If we recognize that individuals have a right to share digital works between themselves, how can we make sure that many will be fairly financed and rewarded for producing these works?”
“Authors, performers, and contributors of all kind will only support the recognition of the right to share if credible approaches to the sustainability of cultural activities are on the table.”
“It might be at least as difficult to convince every citizen that there is a need to put in place new financing.”
Il viendra présenter son livre « Sharing » dans lequel il propose un modèle de financement de la culture qu’il appelle la « contribution créative ».
Extraits de « Sharing » :
“If we recognize that individuals have a right to share digital works between themselves, how can we make sure that many will be fairly financed and rewarded for producing these works?”
“Authors, performers, and contributors of all kind will only support the recognition of the right to share if credible approaches to the sustainability of cultural activities are on the table.”
“It might be at least as difficult to convince every citizen that there is a need to put in place new financing.”