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Hideaki Takeda is a professor and director of scientific information services at the National Institute of Informatics in Japan. NII was founded in 2000 and is funded by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan. NII has two main roles - conducting research in informatics as a center of excellence, and providing internet and information services to academia. Some of the key information services NII provides include the CiNii database for academic papers, the JAIRO repository for institutional research, and the KAKEN database of government-funded research projects.
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Hideaki Takeda from the National Institute of Informatics discusses connecting museums through linked data. The LODAC project aims to aggregate and associate museum information by gathering data from over 1,000 organizations with over 1.4 billion collection items. The project standardizes data from different sources into RDF triples and integrates the data by identifying and associating the same data points. Publishing this linked museum data as open semantic web data could connect it to other domains and enable new uses.
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01 Apan’S E Culture Working Group The Journey
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03 0122 1000 3 Storytelling
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1) The document discusses the shift from a "Web of Documents" to a "Web of Creativity" where people are massively collaborating to create new content.
2) It analyzes social networks and communities that have formed among creators on a Japanese video sharing site called NicoNicoDouga. Creators reference each other's work and different types of creators like songwriters and illustrators interact.
3) Central figures called "key persons" emerge who trigger creative activity in tight-knit communities detected through social network analysis. Songwriters in particular seem to spur new content creation.
2 Dt Ap Cultureportal2010
The document summarizes Thailand's efforts to digitize its cultural assets since 2009. Key points include:
- Thailand aims to preserve cultural and historical assets by digitizing various content types and addressing issues of scalability, security, search accuracy and content sharing.
- The National Electronics and Computer Technology Center of Thailand (NECTEC) collaborates with government ministries to digitize language, art, history, knowledge and develop related technologies.
- Projects include databases of local weaving patterns, cultural tourism apps and a platform called "Digitized Thailand" to enable digital content sharing toward a creative economy.
1 Knowledge Promotion And Social Network 20100121
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013 Digital Culture And Heritage Activities
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010 Global Voices Online
This document provides an overview of the organization Global Voices Online and some of its key initiatives over the past five years to promote online free speech and help more of the global population participate in online conversations. It lists projects such as Rising Voices helping more people join global online discussions, Lingua working to cross language borders, and initiatives tracking suppression of online free speech and use of technology for government transparency.
09 20100121 Pk Drupal Charles
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08 Majority World Brochure 2009
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- 4. ブログに基づく書誌情報共有と活用のモデル 拡張されたブログに基づく情報流通 SocioBiblog Blogfor bibliographic information Semantic Feature RSS embedded bibliography Trackback Aggregation by Friend/Colleague links System Feature Compatible with normal blogs Distributed system
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