The document discusses open bibliographic data and recommends libraries make their data openly available by addressing technical issues, clarifying data ownership, increasing transparency, and applying open licenses. It encourages libraries to export their data, publish it online, describe it using common standards, and promote it within the open data community to advance open access to bibliographic information.

1. Open Bibliographic
Data

2. Open Data
• Open Access
• Open Standards
• Open Licensing

3. Problems
• Technical problems (export)
• librarian perfectionism
• unclear rights situation of data ownership
(copy cataloging contracts)
• Skepticism
• Missing support of Linked Data by library
system vendors

4. Recommendations
• Remember: No IP rights on single records,
only on collections
• Include ownership for data in contracts for
copy cataloging
• More transparency for contracts with data
vendors
• Sherpa/ Romeo List for data vendors
• Pressure on library system vendors
together!

5. Community
• CKAN
• Open Bibliographic Data group
• mailing list
• openbiblio.org (Blog)
• Principles of Open Bibliographic Data

6. Way to go
• Own database rights?
• Export data
• Publish data
• Describe data / add license
• Create CKAN entry
• Let the world know! (Twitter, ...)

7. It's should be done

8. It's should be done
and
NOW is the right time to
DO so!

9. It's should be done
and
NOW is the right time to
DO so!
Workshop Wiki: http://wiki1.hbz-nrw.de/x/BAAY