Partnering for Innovation (Metadata)

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Alex Stanhope's presentation at Partnering for Innovation outlining the challenges presented by the £5m Metadata competition.

Business Education

Driving Innovation Partnering for Metadata Innovation 6thJuly 2010 #tsbmeta @alex_stanhope

Growth of Consumer Internet Traffic Source: CISCO

Opportunity Challenge Importance of context Relationship between virtual and physical Mobile app market growth ,[object Object]

Maximise value of digital content,[object Object]

Properties of Metadata Identifying Provenance Searchable Abstract Machine readable Inaccessible to humans

Production Process Consumption Process Distribution Process with meta-data

Competition split Metadata: increasing the value of digital content ,[object Object],Metadata: tools of production ,[object Object],[object Object]

Testbed Digital competitionsAutumn2010 Network Services Demonstrators £2mcloses 22/6/10 Collaboration across Digital Industries £18m Fasttrack closes 22/7/10 (CR&D 19/8/10) Metadata £5m closes 21/10/10 Trusted Services £5m Fasttrack closes 10/09/10 (CR&D 17/06/10)

What about these things? Trials / Research and Development Fast-track and mainstream Overseas companies Information overload? It’s all online: http://www.innovateuk.org http://www.creativeindustriesktn.org

This document discusses opportunities for innovation in metadata to increase the value of digital content. It notes the growth of consumer internet traffic and online ad spending as opportunities. A £5 million competition on metadata will open in September 2010 and close submissions in October, aiming to maximize the value of digital content through better identification, provenance, searchability, and machine readability of metadata. The document outlines the scope of the competition and various UK government programs and funding opportunities related to digital industries and metadata innovation.

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1. The public sector cannot create data value chains alone and needs to co-create them with the private sector. Co-creation can augment data quality, combine public and private sector data, and enable new AI services and business models. 2. Case studies of data sharing initiatives showed that without standardization of data models, APIs, and unified access, it is difficult to build applications that can utilize different data sources. 3. Data sharing spaces need to evolve into data ecosystems and platforms with interoperability, common data models, value-added services, and data governance frameworks to fully realize the potential of co-creating data value chains between the public and private sectors.

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Okfn 30.06.2011

georgiaangelaki

- Europeana is a digital library that provides single access to European cultural heritage from over 1500 institutions, containing over 19 million items. It uses open licenses like CC-BY-NC and CC0 to make this content freely available. - Open licensing benefits users, cultural institutions, and politicians by improving access, visibility, education, and economic growth. However, some institutions fear loss of control, income, reputation, and branding. - Europeana conducted workshops and consultations on the risks and rewards of open licensing. Based on this, it will transition metadata to CC0 to allow maximum reuse while institutions can still commercially exploit their own metadata. This will enrich data and better connect cultural heritage online.

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