Gionni Di Gravio discusses the history of memory and communication, emphasising the need to learn from the past to predict and shape the future of memory and communication. He considers the use of technology to bring history and cultural artefacts to life through 3D modelling of archaeological sites, virtual visits and performances. He discusses the exponential growth of digital data and warns of the impermanence of certain recording materials, underlining the importance of sharing and community engagement with museum archives. The video also touches on copyright issues pertaining to the digitisation of archives, and highlights the ways in which archives can be made freely accessible for public domain use.

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