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Giz it: A journey in reuse.

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Dec. 5, 2019
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Giz it: A journey in reuse.

  1. Siobhan Leachman Wikipedia: User:Ambrosia10 Twitter: @SiobhanLeachman Telegram: @siobhanleachman Slides: http://bit.ly/GizItNDF White Cliffs by John Tudgay. Sarjeant Gallery. No known copyright restrictions. Giz it: A journey in reuse
  2. 1918 photograph. Red Jersey Appeal - Government Printing Office Zoo. Archives New Zealand. R21572805 via Flickr CC BY 2.0. Out of copyright in New Zealand. My people Fan of GLAM folk No copyright expert
  3. Wikidata and Wikicommons logo Public domain. Wikipedia logo CC BY SA 3.0 Wiki projects
  4. Museum, Christchurch, circa 1905, Christchurch, by Muir & Moodie studio. Purchased 1998 with New Zealand Lottery Grants Board funds. Te Papa (PS.002472) No Known Copyright Restrictions NOT everything Cultural status Privacy Donor agreements
  5. Samuel Delabere Barker by Alfred Charles Barker. 1864. Canterbury Museum. 1958.81.355 No known copyright restrictions. I believe GLAM mission statements Gate keepers?
  6. Inconsistent reuse statements or terms of use Captain Elizabeth Catherine Gunn. S P Andrew Ltd :Portrait negatives. Ref: 1/1-014009-G. Alexander Turnbull Library, Wellington, New Zealand. /records/22766391(Public domain in New Zealand.)
  7. Information via www.natlib.govt.nz Screen shot of www.natlib.govt.nz CC BY 3.0 NZ
  8. Terms of Use Screenshot of www.natlib.govt.nz CC BY 3.0 NZ
  9. Downloadable Image Screenshot of www.natlib.govt.nz CC BY 3.0 NZ Screenshot of www.ndhadeliver.natlib.govt.nz CC BY 3.0 NZ
  10. Okamotoya uchi Toyo'oka Tamino Miyono by Utagawa Toyoshige II. 1815- 1835 Auckland Art Gallery. No known copyright restrictions. Concerns Creates confusion Inhibits reuse Wastes resources
  11. Life at Sling Camp - I don't think! By Reg Carter. Ca. 1914-1918. Auckland War Memorial Museum. No known copyright restrictions. “MY institution doesn’t do this!” Reuse content Terms & conditions Rights statements
  12. Ministry of Labour - Recruiting Office for Women by Edith Collier. 1917-1918. Sarjeant Gallery Collections Online. No known copyright restrictions. Great GLAMs Rights statement Clear terms of use How to credit Point of contact
  13. Mt Cook, New Zealand by Duncan Darroch. 1926-1935. South Canterbury Museum. 2010/097.12 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 (Public Domain in New Zealand) Creative Commons Copyright Licenses Can’t license something that doesn’t exist.
  14. Mount Peel Church by Alfred Charles Barker. 1872. Canterbury Museum. 1944.78.111 No known copyright restrictions. Creates confusion Inhibits reuse Wastes resources Creative Commons licensing on Public Domain works
  15. [Boy and teacher in classroom], 1920s to 1930s, by Roland Searle. Purchased 1999 with New Zealand Lottery Grants Board funds. Te Papa (A.018768) No known copyright restrictions. Education Public Domain Copyright Creative Commons licenses
  16. Screenshot of Dunedin from Little Paisley by Edward Immyns Abbot (d. 1849). 1849. Hocken Library Collections. 14,414 Terms of use. (Permission to publicly display and publish online the copy of this public domain in New Zealand artwork was not requested.) GLAMs restricting reuse Terms of reuse Written reuse requests Reproduction fees “All rights reserved”
  17. Storm at Sea by Victor Gifford Audubon (d. 1860). Dunedin Public Art Gallery. 5- 2007 (Public domain in New Zealand. Permission to reproduce the copy of this public domain artwork was not requested.) Example: Dunedin Public Art Gallery Restricts reuse of: Copies made by public on site Copies on collection website
  18. Screenshot of copyrighted Dunedin Public Art Gallery website. Copy taken in reliance of “fair dealing” provisions of Section 42 &/or 43 of the Copyright Act 1994.
  19. A lake scene by John Gully. (d. 1888). The Suter Te Aratoi O Whakatū 141. All Rights Reserved. (Public domain in New Zealand, Accessed via NZ Museums site. Permission to reuse this image was not obtained from the contributing museum.) Publicly funded GLAMs Restrictive terms of use Contract out of the public domain Perpetual control of copying
  20. Poster, 'My Daddy Bought Me a Government Bond', 1918, United States, by The United States Printing & Lithograph Co., Department of the Treasury, Publicity Bureau. Gift of Department of Defence, 1919. Te Papa (GH016652) No known copyright restrictions. Revenue? Cultural status? Alternatives
  21. Path of least resistance Write Don’t reuse Hutt River, 1892, Wellington, by James Nairn. Gift of Miss Mary Newton, 1939. Te Papa (1939-0009-4) No known copyright restrictions. Workflow
  22. Lake Tarawera by John Gully. 1872. Collection of the Sarjeant Gallery Te Whare o Rehua Whanganui. Purchased with bequest from Elizabeth Parkes, 1952. No known copyright restrictions. Great GLAMs Thank you for enriching my life
  23. Hope, 1865 by John Buchanan. 1865. Squashed to fit into half the slide. Alexander Turnbull Library. Public domain in New Zealand. Siobhan Leachman Wikipedia: User:Ambrosia10 Twitter: @SiobhanLeachman Telegram: @siobhanleachman Slides: http://bit.ly/GizItNDF
  24. © Siobhan Leachman, 2019. Unless indicated otherwise for specific images, this slide deck is licensed for re-use under the Creative Commons Zero 1.0 International licence. Please note that this licence does not apply to any images. Those specific items may be re-used as indicated in the image rights statement within each slide. In essence, you are free to copy, distribute and adapt this slide deck, as long as you abide by the other licence terms.
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