5th Communia Workshop

Accessing, Using, Reusing Public Sector Content and Data

- When: 26-27th March 2009.
- Where: Wolfson Theatre, New Academic Building, London School of Economics

Co-funded by the European Union

Videos from day two

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27th March

09:30-10:00 - Keynote:

Richard Owens, WIPO,
WIPO and Access to Content: The Development Agenda and the Public Domain

10:00-11:30 - Public sector content and cultural heritage institutions

Ben White (British Library),
Digitising European Culture: Legal Stasis?
Tom Moritz (Internet Archive),
Full Return on Investment: the case for open access to scientific data and information
Edward Betts (Open Library),
One web page for every book
Frances Pinter (London School of Economics + Bloomsbury Academic),
Open Publishing: Working with the Commercial and Public sectors
Nadia Arbach (Victoria and Albert Museum),
Wikipedia Loves Art
Mathias Schindler (Bundesarchiv image collection at Wikimedia Deutschland),
Bundesarchiv and Wikimedia Commons

11:30-12:00 - Coffee

12:00-13:30 - Public sector content and cultural heritage institutions (continued)

Paul Gerhardt (Archives for Creativity),
Creative Engagement with Broadcast Archives
Hilary Roberts (Imperial War Museum on Flickr Commons),
The Imperial War Museum and the Commons on Flickr Armistice Day Project

Discussion and statement

Facilitated by Prodromos Tsiavos (LSE + ENCORE)

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