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New Rights on Public Domain via Digitalization?

by Patrick Danowski on Aug 16, 2008

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Speech given at the IFLA Satellite Meeting in Boston

Speech given at the IFLA Satellite Meeting in Boston

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New Rights on Public Domain via Digitalization? — Presentation Transcript

New Rights on Public Domain via Digitalization? The Conﬂict of Library Control Interests and Reuse in Web 2.0 Patrick Danowski- Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin
Outline • The situation in libraries • The situation in web 2.0 • Library vs. Web 2.0 • The wind of change
WSIS & PD A rich public domain is an essential element for the growth of the Information Society, creating multiple beneﬁts such as an educated public, new jobs, innovation, business opportunities, and the advancement of science (WSIS Declartion of Priciples point 26)
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Open Licenses • Open Access