Presentation for #MCN2016 Beyond Open Access Panel with Simon Tanner and Merete Sanderhoff, chaired by Liz Neely | November 3, 2016

1. BEYOND OPEN ACCESS:
DO IT FOR THE USERS
Andrea Wallace
@AndeeWallace
CREATe, Universityof Glasgow&
National Library of Scotland

2. NAME THAT
ARTWORK
WRONG.
RMN-Grand Palais & Michel Urtado
x200_84749_11-564761, 2014
Ascends into the public domain in 2090

3. = originality© new work
new author
new © term
=

4. ‘Crowd looking at the Mona Lisa at the Louvre,’ by Victor Grigas, CC BY-SA 4.0, available at:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=40250423

7. USERS DON’T CARE

9. “If you're putting it out on the internet to tens of
thousands of people, you can't expect people not to
save it and redistribute it. It's not how it works. The
internet is just like that.The only way to get around it
is to make sure you keep on top of yours and make
sure it keeps getting bigger."

10. USERS DON’T CARE
AND MAYBE THERE’S
NOTHING WE CAN DO
TO MAKE THEM CARE

14. USERS DO CARE

15. USERS DO CARE
BUT WE’RE NOT MAKING
IT EASY ENOUGH FOR
THEM TO NAVIGATE AND
RESPECT POLICIES

18. 1. Copyright, permissions and photography
2. Tate gallery rules
3. Website termsofuse
4. Image licensing
5. Copyright ‘orphanworks’
6. Creative Commonslicensesand Tate
7. Tate ImagesCopyright Policy
8. DigitalImages ReproductionPolicy (Tate Images)
9. Creative Commonscontent
10. A Brief Guide to Copyright.pdf
(65 pages)

19. USERS DO CARE
BUT THEY DON’T AGREE
(AND NOW THEY’RE
REALLY MAD ABOUT IT)

20. USERS DO CARE
AND IF WE DON’T PROVIDE
ACCESS THEY’RE GOING
TO BEAT US TO IT

21. #NEWPALMYRA
CCO
CyArk.org
NC, educational uses;
CC-BY-NC

24. SHARING IS CARING:
LEAD BY EXAMPLE

25. Reiss Engelhorn Museum v. Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Deutschland
Rudolf Stricker, Wikimedia Commons

27. “. . . the question for us is who should decide whether and
especially how our holdings should be made available. Even
if one supports the free public accessibility of cultural items
on Wikipedia, it is difficult for us to comprehendthat a
single Wikipedia author claims the right to decide on their
own to release to everybody the results of work created
with public funds on Wikipedia for free and thus also for
commercial use.”
Prof. Dr. Alfried Wieczorek
General-Director of the Reiss Engelhorn Museum

28. “IMAGES IN THE PUBLIC
DOMAIN ARE LIKE TOOLS IN A
TOOLBOX – YOU CAN USE THEM
FOR ALL MANNERS OF
PURPOSES. FEEL FREE TO LET
YOUR IMAGINATION RUN WILD.”

29. #myDAYOR
displayatyourownrisk.org
displayatyourownrisk.org/download
Andrea Wallace
@AndeeWallace
a@andeewallace.com