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The latest episode of the Future Knowledge #podcast explores the new STATEMENT ON FOUR DIGITAL RIGHTS, a global call to empower libraries and memory institutions to preserve our digital heritage. Featuring voices from around the world, this conversation highlights the urgent need for policy change.

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Podcast cover for Episode #6 of "Future Knowledge" titled "Four Digital Rights for Memory Institutions." The design features a portrait of a woman with glasses and wavy blonde hair (likely Lila Bailey), along with collage-style imagery including a vintage computer labeled "NEW," a classical statue head, modernist buildings, and a stylized observation tower. Guests listed are Lila Bailey, Brewster Kahle, Caroline de Cock, Adam Sofronijevi膰, Stephen Wyber, Raymond Hernandez, and Peter Scholing. Bold typography and retro-futuristic visuals create a vintage sci-fi aesthetic.
Podcast cover for Episode #6 of "Future Knowledge" titled "Four Digital Rights for Memory Institutions." The design features a portrait of a woman with glasses and wavy blonde hair (likely Lila Bailey), along with collage-style imagery including a vintage computer labeled "NEW," a classical statue head, modernist buildings, and a stylized observation tower. Guests listed are Lila Bailey, Brewster Kahle, Caroline de Cock, Adam Sofronijevi膰, Stephen Wyber, Raymond Hernandez, and Peter Scholing. Bold typography and retro-futuristic visuals create a vintage sci-fi aesthetic.
Podcast cover for Episode #6 of "Future Knowledge" titled "Four Digital Rights for Memory Institutions." The design features a portrait of a woman with glasses and wavy blonde hair (likely Lila Bailey), along with collage-style imagery including a vintage computer labeled "NEW," a classical statue head, modernist buildings, and a stylized observation tower. Guests listed are Lila Bailey, Brewster Kahle, Caroline de Cock, Adam Sofronijevi膰, Stephen Wyber, Raymond Hernandez, and Peter Scholing. Bold typography and retro-futuristic visuals create a vintage sci-fi aesthetic.