Europeana, the Commons and CC0 - Copenhagen, Dec 2012

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Europeana aims to make digital cultural heritage openly accessible to foster knowledge exchange and cultural understanding in Europe. It aggregates over 24 million objects from 2,200 content providers through 142 aggregators. While it distributes content through various platforms, Europeana sees issues with its current "linear" model and governance structure. It proposes rethinking itself as a "commons" through principles of access, mutuality, engagement, and attribution. Three pilot projects are planned for an infrastructure commons, research commons, and cultural tourism commons to test different approaches and find sustainable solutions.

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Europeana, the Commons and CC0
12.12.12 Caring is Sharing, Copenhagen

Vision:

Openly accessible digital cultural heritage will foster the
exchange of ideas and knowledge, lead to a better
mutual understanding of our cultural diversity and
support a thriving knowledge economy in Europe
-Council of Europe 2008-

Aggregated
• 2200+ content
providers
• 142 aggregators
• 24 million objects

Distributed
• Portal
• Mobile
• Tablet
• API
• LOD

Network
• 500 + members

Breakdown
Galleries: 2
Libraries: 111
Archives: 26
Museums: 60
National Aggs: 22
Publishers: 2
Creative Ind: 5
Research: 78
Ministries: 9
Other: 174

The key to being able to make the switch from Aggregator to
Distributor serving the user wherever they are was changing the
licensing framework

All Europeana metadata
under a CC0 licence

Issue 1: Our interaction with users is still very much ‘push’

Issue 2: in this ‘linear model’, there is not enough sense of shared
ownership and cooperation

Issue 3: we believe in opening up data. Does this leave room for
paid services?

Issue 4: in the current governance structure the ‘users’ take no part

Can we rethink Europeana as a Commons or set of Commons?

European Cultural Commons Principles

Access

Mutuality

Engagement

Attribution

Consistency

Next steps are to apply the
principles to 3 pilots to find out
what works, what doesn’t, what
needs negotiating:

An infrastructure commons:

Core Platform

3-year project
Europeana
Cloud
Cloud-based
infrastructure for
the storage &
sharing of data &
content
Offering
Repository
economies of
scale
With access to
knowledge &
solutions for
sustainability,
licensing
&governance

DANS
CESSDA

Europeana

TEL

DARIAH

A Research Commons:

CLARIN

Europeana Research

researcher

cultural tourist

Europeana
Research:
Cross-domain
platform to support
digital scholarship
Emphasis on open
access content,
tools and services
Data from
Europeana but
also content from
willing museum,
library, archive,
audio visual
providers

A Cultural Tourism Commons:
Europeana Creative
Open Culture Labs
• Pilots:
working with cultural
tourism providers
•Content Reuse to
Generate footfall
Knowledge
ROI from sales

Where caring is sharing and the world is a better place
@guardian weekly -photographer: jean baptiste lopez

Thank you
Jill Cousins
Jill.Cousins@kb.nl

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1. Europeana, the Commons and CC0 12.12.12 Caring is Sharing, Copenhagen

5. Vision: Openly accessible digital cultural heritage will foster the exchange of ideas and knowledge, lead to a better mutual understanding of our cultural diversity and support a thriving knowledge economy in Europe -Council of Europe 2008-

6. Aggregated • 2200+ content providers • 142 aggregators • 24 million objects Distributed • Portal • Mobile • Tablet • API • LOD

9. Network • 500 + members

10. Network • 500 + members Breakdown Galleries: 2 Libraries: 111 Archives: 26 Museums: 60 National Aggs: 22 Publishers: 2 Creative Ind: 5 Research: 78 Ministries: 9 Other: 174

11. Network • 500+ members Breakdown Galleries: 2 Libraries: 111 Archives: 26 Museums: 60 National Aggs: 22 Publishers: 2 Creative Ind: 5 Research: 78 Ministries: 9 Other: 174

12. APENET National Archive 2008-2011

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16. The key to being able to make the switch from Aggregator to Distributor serving the user wherever they are was changing the licensing framework

17. All Europeana metadata under a CC0 licence

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21. Issue 1: Our interaction with users is still very much ‘push’

22. Issue 2: in this ‘linear model’, there is not enough sense of shared ownership and cooperation

23. Issue 3: we believe in opening up data. Does this leave room for paid services?

24. Issue 4: in the current governance structure the ‘users’ take no part

25. Can we rethink Europeana as a Commons or set of Commons?

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30. We’ve started:

31. European Cultural Commons Principles Access Mutuality Engagement Attribution Consistency

32. Next steps are to apply the principles to 3 pilots to find out what works, what doesn’t, what needs negotiating:

33. An infrastructure commons: Core Platform 3-year project Europeana Cloud Cloud-based infrastructure for the storage & sharing of data & content Offering Repository economies of scale With access to knowledge & solutions for sustainability, licensing &governance

34. DANS CESSDA Europeana TEL DARIAH A Research Commons: CLARIN Europeana Research researcher cultural tourist Europeana Research: Cross-domain platform to support digital scholarship Emphasis on open access content, tools and services Data from Europeana but also content from willing museum, library, archive, audio visual providers

35. A Cultural Tourism Commons: Europeana Creative Open Culture Labs • Pilots: working with cultural tourism providers •Content Reuse to Generate footfall Knowledge ROI from sales

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37. Where caring is sharing and the world is a better place @guardian weekly -photographer: jean baptiste lopez

38. Thank you Jill Cousins Jill.Cousins@kb.nl

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