What are the effects of digital technologies on the cultural heritage sector, and how should we shape them with appropriate policies? ? The European Commission is currently running consultations on this topic and revisiting an approach established ten years ago ??
We are organising a Communia Salon to discuss the issue with representatives of key stakeholders in this debate ???
Sept 17th | 15:30 pm CET
Key questions we’d like to talk about:
a decade later, how much do we need to change the measures described in the Recommendation? what is the proper balance of IPR that ensures that we all benefit from digitised cultural heritage? Are the measures included in the new Copyright Directive sufficient? what policies do we need, moving forward, to ensure access and reuse of digital cultural heritage?
Moderator: Alek Tarkowski
Participants of the debate:
? Paul Keller (Communia / IViR)
? Hessel van Oorschot (Open Nederlands / Tribe of Noise)
? Ariadna Matas (Europeana)
? Brigitte Vézina (Creative Commons)
? This meeting will be run on zoom. In order to participate in the event YOU NEED TO REGISTER here ? https://tinyurl.com/y2pauvc2
We will e-mail you with the invite until up to half an hour prior to the event.
? We will also stream the event directly into this Facebook event: https://tinyurl.com/y2y8kxa7
The debate is organised by Centrum Cyfrowe, Communia, and Free Music Archive and forms a part of the #NoWorries campaign powered by EUIPO. You can learn more about the campaign and register for another event we’ll be virtually hosting that day here: https://otwartakultura.org/noworries/
Pracownia Otwierania Kultury jest częścią Fundacji Centrum Cyfrowe 