Europeana Space aims to create new economic opportunities in the creative industries using Europe's digital cultural resources. It includes thematic pilots in open publishing, games, museums, photography, and dance. The process involves hackathons to generate ideas, business modeling workshops to develop ideas, and incubation support. Hackathons will be held in several cities between 2018-2020 to generate project ideas that can then be refined into viable business models with workshop support and funding.

1. From Idea to Market, the Europeana Space
Innovation Space
Europeana Creative Culture Jam
Vienna
Gregory Markus
Co-Funded by the European Union

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3. What is Europeana Space?
Create new opportunities for employment
and economic growth within the creative
industries sector based on Europe’s rich digital
cultural resources.

4. Thematic Pilots
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● Open and Hybrid Publishing
● Games
● Museums
● Photography
● Dance
Europeana TV
Did everyone get to see Kelly present the
Europeana TV pilot?
Pretty sweet, eh?
Visit her booth!

5. The Process
Business Modeling

6. “Hackathons”

7. “Hackathons”
✓ Amsterdam (May 8, 9, 10)
● Prague (November t.b.d.)
● Athens (Jan 22, 23, 24)
● Venice
● UK
● Leuven (Feb 25, 26, 27)
http://bit.ly/hackathonopinion

8. Business Modelling Workshops
● Hands-on, tailored,
intensive
● Collaboratively hone the
ideas and projects from
hackathons
● Focus on areas found
lacking during
hackathons.
● End goal=complete and
strong business model

9. Incubation Support

10. Mnemosyne
“Books are like seeds. They can lie dormant for centuries and then flower in the
most uncompromising soil. The great libraries of the world contain millions of
volumes, the equivalent of about 1014
bits of information in the words, and perhaps
1015
bits in pictures. This is ten thousand times more information than in our genes,
and about ten times more than in our brains. If I finish a book a week, I will read
only a few thousand books in my lifetime, about a tenth of a percent of the content
of the great libraries of our time. The trick is to know which books to read.”- Carl
Sagan, Cosmos (1980)

11. From Idea to Market, the Europeana Space
Innovation Space
Europeana Creative Culture Jam
Gregory Markus
gmarkus@beeldengeluid.nl
@greg_ghey
Co-Funded by the European Union