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This article analyzes the contribution of public policies to promote cultural diversity on the internet, access to knowledge and cultural goods and services, exercise of cultural rights, and the intersection between local and global cultures, as well as their ability to empower the possibilities for sharing and free intercultural dialogue. In order to do so, the paper focuses on the policies developed by the Brazilian Ministry of Culture during the period of 2003-2010, particularly on measures related to the creation of digital studios – connected to the internet – for audiovisual production in “Pontos de Cultura.” Based on an environmentalist conception of cyberspace built by James Boyle, the article stresses the singularity of the Brazilian experience in the period analyzed, when the basis of a digital ecology surpassed the field of civil activism, reaching into the field of public policy.

A causa coletiva: políticas públicas culturais para o cenário das redes sob a perspectiva da ecologia digital (a experiência brasileira)