Dear all;
Looks like we have a big ally in the digitisation of public domain content
issue[1]:
The Europeana Foundation has published a policy statement, the Public
Domain Charter, to highlight the value of public domain content in the
knowledge economy. It alerts Europe's museums, libraries,
Please note that this policy statement is dated May 2010, it does not
appear to be changed since then (hurray.)
Mathias
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Yes,
Wikimedia Chapters (especially the Dutch - where they are based, and the
Swedish - who have a joint project with them) are working with Europeana in
a variety of ways. One example is how Wikimedia groups have hosted
hackathons using their open datasets and API and (independently) won a prize
Forwarding from Maarten Zeinstra (who is not subscribed to this list, I've
cc'd him):
I am not part of a European Wikimedia chapter. However, I am part of the
Europeana RD team on intellectual property. Europeana published its Public
Domain Charter about a year ago and is steadily working
emijrp, 25/10/2011 12:30:
Looks like we have a big ally in the digitisation of public domain content
issue[1]:
The Europeana Foundation has published a policy statement, the Public
Domain Charter, to highlight the value of public domain content in the
knowledge economy. It alerts Europe's
