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| Titel |
The new renaissance |
| Auteur |
M. Lévy, E. Niggemann, J. De Decker |
| Plaats van uitgave |
Brussels |
| Uitgever |
European commission |
| Jaar van uitgave |
2011
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| Annotatie |
44 p.
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cultureel erfgoed, erfgoedbeleid, digitalisering, internet, auteursrecht op digitale bestanden, Europa, Europese Unie, onderzoeksrapporten (vorm) |
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Samenvatting
The report of the Comité des Sages (Reflection group on bringing europe’s cultural heritage online) on digitisation of Europe's cultural heritage urges EU Member States to step up their efforts to put online the collections held in all their libraries, archives and museums. It stresses the benefits of making Europe's culture and knowledge more easily accessible. It also points to the potential economic benefits of digitisation, including through public-private partnerships, for the development of innovative services in sectors like tourism, research and education. The report endorses the Digital Agenda's objective of strengthening Europe's digital library Europeana and suggests solutions for making works covered by copyright available online. Report and the annexes: 1. Terms of reference of the Comité des Sages on bringing Europe's cultural heritage online, 2. Overview of the results of the online consultation, 3. Summary of the public hearing, 4. Results of the Cap Gemini technical audit of Europeana, 5. Report of the study into the cost of digitisation by the UK Collections Trust.
Bespreking verschenen in: Informatie professional.14(2011)3(.7) |
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