Information and communication technologies (ICTs) have become a vital part of our daily lives over the last thirty years, and they are gradually expanding our access to cultural goods and services. The distribution and use of ICTs has intensified and become more accessible, despite the fact that these technologies and their uses continue to be dependent on users' education, income, and age. With the boom in high-speed internet connections, the proliferation of new functionalities, and innovations in equipment, the distribution and use of ICTs has intensified and become more accessible.