summary presentation on the current state of the the Europeana Licensing Framework given at the 2nd europeana licensing workshop on 13 june 2013 in Luxembourg
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Europeana Licensing Framework - Current status & future developments
5. Europeana Licensing Framework -
Original design considerations
All metadata must be available under the same (non
restrictive) terms
CC zero as the universal rights statement for all
metadata
Each digital object carries its own rights statement
limited list of statements (in the form of URLs) for
edm:rights
Previews are treated as an instance of the digital
object
no separate rights statement for previews
14. Metadata
We are working on a plan to improve the quality of
metadata that is useful for rights checking
We are working with some types of data providers
to increase acceptance of our approach (CC0)
15. Digital objects
We are exploring how rights statements can
become more granular (attaching them to speci鍖c
views instead of the aggregation/metadata record)
16. Available rights statements
Add a rights statement for Orphan works
Add a rights statement for works that are out of
copyright but whose use is restricted by
contractual agreements.
Remodel the rights reserved statements
retire restricted access
add a paid version indicator and review use of paid access
Explore the ability to move rights statements to a
non-Europeana namespace that can be shared
with similar projects
17. A content re-use framework for
Europeana
The framework needs to be open for all Europeana
data providers on a voluntary basis.
It needs to set minimum requirements for digital
objects that are available via the framework
In terms of rights status (must allow re-use)
In terms of relevance of the content (no census records)
In terms of quality (minimum size / quality)
Direct access to the digital object (speci鍖c 鍖le formats?)
The framework needs to provide the ability to
specify conditional access rules.
18. Kennisland works with Europeana and its partners to
improve the accessibility of Europes cultural heritage
online. Learn more about Kennisland at www.kl.nl
thank you!
pk@kl.nl
@paul_keller