Accessibility to cultural sites is crucial for social inclusion, but physical and sensory barriers are still challenges. Emerging technologies and projects such as Universal Design and ARCHES seek to make cultural sites more accessible. Investment in innovative solutions is essential for an inclusive future.

The evolution of live event ticketing from paper tickets to e-ticketing through digitization has simplified ticket purchase and management, improving the audience experience. From ancient Rome to the present, the industry has innovated to the use of blockchain and collaboration with the SIAE to ensure security, convenience and respect for copyrights.

The fascinating evolution of audioguides in museums, from the innovative debut of radio at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1952 to the digital transformation in the 21st century, highlights how these technologies have improved cultural accessibility and transformed the museum experience.

AI enriches museums with virtual tours, interactive exhibits and robotic assistants. The debate continues on the loss of human contact and balance between entertainment and education. How digital tools become crucial.

Building a loyal community through digital tools makes it possible to create true brand ambassadors of the cultural institution

Replacing classic audio guides with an official app is the first step in building a digital community with which to interact directly

We interviewed live digital consultant, author and writer Maria Elena Colombo on hot topics in the process of digitizing culture, ranging from current and future tools to the organizational context of Italian museums and how to engage an audience that is evolving as technology does.

The latest digital project in culture that you have heard about? Undoubtedly one that uses buzzword technologies on Wired, made through astronomical institutional funding and will be short-lived, if not extended by other ordinarily unsustainable expenditures.