Bertrand Audoin
: From Paris, With Hope
Gabriel Byng
: The Shard Is the St Paul's Cathedral of Our Times
Karen Ruimy
: Glamour and Riots in Paris: An Evening With Eva Longoria and David Beckham
David Burrowes MP
: It Is Time to Support the British Traditions of Free Speech, Tolerance - And Marriage
Chris Rooney
: The Day I Was Deceived Online
Why then have we seen so many scandals in different institutions in such quick succession? There is perhaps only one trend which runs through them all and which may help us to learn lessons for the future: in each instance, behaviours which were accepted within closed institutional circles were opened up to the public glare and did not stand up to scrutiny.
Exposure to great art helps inspire other great art. So, it is a shame that many films, novels and photos are not publicly accessible because their rights holders cannot be traced. In some public institutions these works - known as orphan works because the rights holders are unknown - make up 70% of the collection.
