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Preserving audiovisual cultural heritage
Develop best (and worst) practices for solving copyright issues relating to the digitization of audiovisual cultural heritage
Category: Culture
Project end date: 1/7/2013 (1875 days to go)
Creation date: 7/3/2008 18:18
Development stage: active
city: Amsterdam
country: Netherlands
Other countries: International
Main Language: English
Number of people involved: 3
In Summer 2007 six Dutch organizations together started the largest digitization project in Dutch history. During the next seven years, the Images for the Future project will secure a core collection of Dutch audiovisual heritage for future use. In total, 137.200 hours of video, 22.510 hours of film, 123.900 hours of audio, and 2.9 million photos from three national archives will be restored, conserved, digitized, and opened for access via various services. Images for the Future was presented in a workshop at the iSummit 2007 in Dubrovnik.
One of the main challenges of the project is to tackle copyright issues and to explore possibilities for using Creative Commons licenses to published digitized material. The goal of this node on 'preserving audiovisual cultural heritage' is to exchange, compare and further develop best (and worst) practices in solving those copyright issues, and for giving Creative Commons licenses a chance.
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