Zylia is Polish company (Poznan) that is specialized in volumetric audio recording and post production. They found that, despite the hardship that the pandemic brought to the cultural sector, people working in the sector quickly learned to adapt to the situation also by learning more about new technologies. Zylia believes that times of crisis are a real test for all entrepreneurs to see if they are really creative. Live events that can be recreated in the virtual space will be the future, Zylia believes.
The video summarises the project "COVID cannot stop creativity - Digitalisation in the music sector: a lifetime during the pandemic", which explored how the music sector adapted to restrictive public health measures during the COVID-19 pandemic, through the smart use of digitalisation and innovation.
Christa Schweng, President of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) on the occasion of the presentation of the European Commission work programme
The latest economic forecasts show pressing challenges for Europe, with weakened economic growth and inflation remaining at high levels. In order to successfully address them, the Commission's 2023 Work Programme must prioritise the EU's recovery and mitigating the economic, social and societal impacts of the war in Ukraine and the resulting energy crisis.
Extraordinary meeting Civil Society Organisations' Group Meeting: Reinventing the Moravian-Silesian Region in search of a socially just transition – Opening speech
