Tools & Resources
TECHNOARTS : In Cyberspace, Can Anyone Really Appreciate Art?
CD-ROMs are giving home computer users access to museum and private collections. But some institutions are holding back from the digital age for fear of losing control--and dollars
Type: Periodical
Author
Suzanne Muchnic
Description
This article from 1994 describes efforts taken by various companies and heritage institutions engaged in the delivery of digital collections via CD-ROMs for commercial sale and licensing purposes.
Date
1994 April 3
Commentary
This article documents early adopters of technology within museums and highlights forthcoming issues faced by the heritage sector including licensing and commercialisation of digital assets.
Publication Title
Los Angeles Times
Jurisdiction
United States
Language
ENG
Copyright Information
In Copyright
Rights and Reuse
All Rights Reserved
Cortex Citation:
Suzanne Muchnic, “TECHNOARTS : In Cyberspace, Can Anyone Really Appreciate Art?,” Copyright Cortex, accessed October 18, 2026, https://copyright-cortex.org/tools-resources/technoarts-in-cyberspace-can-anyone-really-appreciate-art.
Suzanne Muchnic, “TECHNOARTS : In Cyberspace, Can Anyone Really Appreciate Art?,” Copyright Cortex, accessed October 18, 2026, https://copyright-cortex.org/tools-resources/technoarts-in-cyberspace-can-anyone-really-appreciate-art.