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This deliverable reports on the analysis of the business potential of the 6 areas addressed by the Pilots.

Co-producing a new ‘open’ digital resource that will allow anyone to search and collect on-line resources and to combine them with their own media (film, photographs and other ephemera) in order to tell their own stories, make new archives, be…

Blog post on how you can create open content and license it

Dave Washburn, Vice President UTRF, presents on the basic terms of a university technology license agreement and the foundation for inclusion of those terms and conditions. He explains the relative importance of each term, including which might be…

The first in a series of advice documents about metadata. The documents are aimed at those developing managed and sharable digital collections and are of use to those creating still image, moving image or audio collections.

This document is composed out of two parts. In the first part, Raf Buyle of V-ICT-OR explains lessons learned around innovative procurement in Belgium. The second part is written by ESADE and presents research into the business models applied by…

This resource has been produced as an orientation point in critically assessing how copyright shapes the work of archives as it relates to preservation and access. It recognises that the copyright regime enables and facilitates the work of…

Guide for museums putting their content online.

Presentation about the business model aspects of opening up data for archives, given at the SUN summer course in Budapest July 2012.

In recent years the Open Data philosophy has gained a considerable momentum. In the public realm the free release of PSI datasets, besides enabling new and promising forms of governmental accountability, paves the way to third-party developed…