台灣數位文化協會為台灣著名部落客與數位社群合組而成，以公益為出發點，推動Web2.0、公民新聞、部落格與許多先進的數位概念在台灣發展，活動部份更積極與國內外公民營單位共同合作。
在2007年的活動部分，數位文化協會於四月份在華山舉辦了BoF台灣網誌青年運動會，這個活動在2007年已經邁入第三屆，吸引上千名部落客的參與。部 落格(Blog)於2002年起在台灣開始萌芽，2004~2005年開始有商業網站提供服務。2006年全球開始有Blog或是Vlog (video blog)服務商整併。有鑑於部落格相關產業已經進入成熟期，附載的產業與文化議題更是預見龐大。本年度活動除了純粹網誌相關議題，其他web2.0相關 議題以及以及數位文化相關議題都是我們關心的目標。產業、網誌、個人分眾文化議題、數位內容與出版、國際交流這幾個面向，也是我們對未來的主要思考。
在2007年六月-八月份的「Web 2.0與公民媒體應用坊暨出版計畫」以及「2007維基媒體國際年會」，除了要感謝維基人社群不眠不休的辛勞，也感謝各方資源的協助與配合與公部門單位的 協助辦理，以及志工們的無私幫忙。令協會今年所主辦的各場活動皆能順利舉行，正向拓展台灣國際數位文化交流的空間，以及落實推廣增加台灣在國際上之能見 度。
而在2007年底12月由本會主辦的「2007數位文化產業年鑑暨城市數位論壇」活動，除了在活動中發表由本會出版的數位文化產業年鑑外，在城市數位論壇 方面，更以台灣南北主要城市台北市及高雄市兩區分別舉辦，確切落實本會成立的精神與宗旨，達到縮短區域資訊落差，促進台灣數位文化的深耕與發展。
協會宗旨
社團法人台灣數位文化協會是為依法設立、非以營利為目的之社會團體。目前的網路文化與活動發展速度遠超出社會想像，在發展過快的情況之下，許多有社 會價值的數位文化類議題與推廣是無法得到 NGO 團體組織服務，或者與公部門資源串接。而並不像環保等其他社會議題運動也許經過十年的發展，行動發展規模就能跟公部門或其他社會部門聯繫上，因為網路特性 數位文化類議題發展與社會需求一年就可能達到其他社會活動十年的發展速度（如部落格服務成長兩年間超過一百倍），許多有意義活動的推廣者都被迫相當艱苦的 用個人資源進行推廣，因此我們決定結合此面象重要的人士，將一些我們關注的、社會也有需求的，對台灣產業與社會環境有幫助的等等社會議題能更有效的推展， 這也是當初成立協會的宗旨。
本會成立之宗旨在於：
1. 縮短區域資訊落差
2. 促進台灣數位文化的深耕與發展
3. 增進青年文化參與
本會有鑒於數位網路與相關網路資訊帶來的社會文化變動，諸如 Web 2.0 新創服務、blog 現象等等，自開始發展以來，即以過去數倍的速度發展與變化著。故本會秉持著初成立之宗旨精神下，更應發揮本會作為台灣與國際間數位文化平台優勢，並以下列為主之先任：
1. 台灣數位文化的研究與發展
2. 針對影響台灣數位文化發展的政策提出建言
3. 促使政府重視青年數位文化參與，並提出具體行動與方案解決城鄉資訊落差
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Founded by a group of bloggers and enthusiasts involved in digital culture community in 2005, Association of Digital Culture Taiwan (ADCT) aims to promote Web 2.0, citizen media, blog and other internet-borne concepts in Taiwan. ADCT also works to bridge digital divide by providing courses and workshops in remote villages and elementary schools, and encourage internet users to participate in cultural issues.
The current state of Internet culture and the pace of development of its activities are far beyond the imagination of society, not to mention the breadth of related industries and cultural issues that accompany this change. ADCT has recognized the social and cultural changes that have been brought about by Internet information, and are willing to assist and promote such digital cultural activities in order to add value to society, as well as receive more NGO assistance and connect with government resources.
According to the fundamental goals and philosophies, ADCT makes every effort to be the best platform between Taiwan and the international community, as well as engages in Taiwanese digital culture research and development. ADCT is willing to contribute to people's needs in the following major areas: Web 2.0, news, blogs, and the advancement and development of many other digital concepts in Taiwan. It is also our aim to actively create more exchanges with domestic and international organizations and governments. ADCT also cohosts Wikimania 2007 Taipei.
Our Events
Punch Party
Starting from December 2007, Punch Party, organized by Carol Lin, has periodically gathered a group of renowned bloggers to share their experiences, efforts and expectations in Taiwan. As most internet-related seminars and conferences are too long, too serious, and too boring, Punch Party has adopted strict fast-talk rules to every speaker:
1. Only 20 slights can be used in each presentation.
2. Only 20 seconds can be used in each slight.
This creates a quick an efficient way to go through recent changes in blogosphere, as it is always fast-evolving.
In the latter half of each Punch Party, a 30-minute keynote gives audience a deeper look on how people creatively utilize internet and blogs for their causes, in photos, music, clips, and words.
Each event is live broadcasted online via blogs, Twitter, and Yahoo! Live. With beer, coffee, multimedia presentations and interactions, Punch Party has ignited great conversations and exchanges in every occasion. In Punch Party, everyone can be writer, speaker, reader, listener, broadcaster, and most importantly, blogger.
Puncar
In order to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural areas, ADCT initiates Puncar project since May 2008. Puncar, a 10-year-old second-hand car, although can only ride 80-90 kilometers per hour, is equipped with cameras, computers, portable solar panels, and other facilities. To enhance digital literacy in remote villages and tribes, Puncar brings volunteers with digital knowledge and organize training courses in eastern and southern regions in Taiwan. Puncar also sends keyboards and other hardware donated by companies and philanthropists to various disadvantaged communities. We believe everyone, young and old, is entitled to benefit from internet tools and applications, such as Flickr, Twitter, Google map, etc. The power of digital era should not be limited to the privileged, the rich or the advantaged, but to the general public. For further details, volunteering, donation and future cooperation, please contact us via adct.npo@gmail.com.
Birds of a Feather (BoF)
Since 2005, Taiwan Bloggers BoF conference has developed into the biggest blog-related annual event in Taiwan. As an event by bloggers for bloggers, ADCT takes over organizing works since 2007. Each year in the event, blog- and internet-related issues are wildly discussed and exchanged, including citizen journalism, charity, social movements, venture capital, digital culture, and marketing. Startups are also showcased in the venue to exhibit diversity in local blogosphere. BoF has also invited experts from Hong Kong, China, Japan, and South Korea to share their experiences with local practitioners. Fully utilizing internet potential, the event is live broadcasted and recorded via Twitter, blogs, videos, etc.
Forum of Digital Cities
As Taipei is vying to build a wireless broadband city, how to incorporate internet into daily life has become a popular topic. With digital policy and wireless penetration are now important benchmarks for city development, ADCT organizes the Forum as an opportunity for discussion and exchange, inviting experts and practitioners from Europe and Asia to share experiences on topics such as citizen journalism, WiMax mobile, SNS communities and other applications.
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Founded by a group of bloggers and enthusiasts involved in digital culture community in 2005, Association of Digital Culture Taiwan (ADCT) aims to promote Web 2.0, citizen media, blog and other internet-borne concepts in Taiwan. ADCT also works to bridge digital divide by providing courses and workshops in remote villages and elementary schools, and encourage internet users to participate in cultural issues.
The current state of Internet culture and the pace of development of its activities are far beyond the imagination of society, not to mention the breadth of related industries and cultural issues that accompany this change. ADCT has recognized the social and cultural changes that have been brought about by Internet information, and are willing to assist and promote such digital cultural activities in order to add value to society, as well as receive more NGO assistance and connect with government resources.
According to the fundamental goals and philosophies, ADCT makes every effort to be the best platform between Taiwan and the international community, as well as engages in Taiwanese digital culture research and development. ADCT is willing to contribute to people's needs in the following major areas: Web 2.0, news, blogs, and the advancement and development of many other digital concepts in Taiwan. It is also our aim to actively create more exchanges with domestic and international organizations and governments. ADCT also cohosts Wikimania 2007 Taipei.
Our Events
Punch Party
Starting from December 2007, Punch Party, organized by Carol Lin, has periodically gathered a group of renowned bloggers to share their experiences, efforts and expectations in Taiwan. As most internet-related seminars and conferences are too long, too serious, and too boring, Punch Party has adopted strict fast-talk rules to every speaker:
1. Only 20 slights can be used in each presentation.
2. Only 20 seconds can be used in each slight.
This creates a quick an efficient way to go through recent changes in blogosphere, as it is always fast-evolving.
In the latter half of each Punch Party, a 30-minute keynote gives audience a deeper look on how people creatively utilize internet and blogs for their causes, in photos, music, clips, and words.
Each event is live broadcasted online via blogs, Twitter, and Yahoo! Live. With beer, coffee, multimedia presentations and interactions, Punch Party has ignited great conversations and exchanges in every occasion. In Punch Party, everyone can be writer, speaker, reader, listener, broadcaster, and most importantly, blogger.
Puncar
In order to bridge the digital divide between urban and rural areas, ADCT initiates Puncar project since May 2008. Puncar, a 10-year-old second-hand car, although can only ride 80-90 kilometers per hour, is equipped with cameras, computers, portable solar panels, and other facilities. To enhance digital literacy in remote villages and tribes, Puncar brings volunteers with digital knowledge and organize training courses in eastern and southern regions in Taiwan. Puncar also sends keyboards and other hardware donated by companies and philanthropists to various disadvantaged communities. We believe everyone, young and old, is entitled to benefit from internet tools and applications, such as Flickr, Twitter, Google map, etc. The power of digital era should not be limited to the privileged, the rich or the advantaged, but to the general public. For further details, volunteering, donation and future cooperation, please contact us via adct.npo@gmail.com.
Birds of a Feather (BoF)
Since 2005, Taiwan Bloggers BoF conference has developed into the biggest blog-related annual event in Taiwan. As an event by bloggers for bloggers, ADCT takes over organizing works since 2007. Each year in the event, blog- and internet-related issues are wildly discussed and exchanged, including citizen journalism, charity, social movements, venture capital, digital culture, and marketing. Startups are also showcased in the venue to exhibit diversity in local blogosphere. BoF has also invited experts from Hong Kong, China, Japan, and South Korea to share their experiences with local practitioners. Fully utilizing internet potential, the event is live broadcasted and recorded via Twitter, blogs, videos, etc.
Forum of Digital Cities
As Taipei is vying to build a wireless broadband city, how to incorporate internet into daily life has become a popular topic. With digital policy and wireless penetration are now important benchmarks for city development, ADCT organizes the Forum as an opportunity for discussion and exchange, inviting experts and practitioners from Europe and Asia to share experiences on topics such as citizen journalism, WiMax mobile, SNS communities and other applications.
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台灣數位文化協會為理解網路與文化，web2.0經營績效良好之非營利組織。國際合作經驗豐富，為國際網路產業影響力最大的網路文化活動2007維基百科年會台灣法人代表單位之一，同時也舉辦橫跨台北，首爾，高雄等亞洲主要數位都市城市數位論壇，是台灣web2.0產業之主要推動單位，對於相關web2.0網站的經營與維護有相當的經驗與理解，承辦多個政府單位web2.0網站，並且長期參與國際行動計畫，確切落實本會成立的精神與宗旨，達到縮短區域資訊落差，促進台灣數位文化的深耕與發展。
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