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Enhancing the Culture of Reading and Books in the Digital Age - ARROW
Olav Stokkmo, Chief Executive, IFRRO 13 October 2009 IFLA-IFRRO-WIPO-IPA-EWC Conference; Frankfurt
European Digital Libraries EUROPEANA – “Europe’s Digital Library”
• European Commission • Multilingual access point to European Cultural heritage • EUROPEANA ( www.europeana.eu
) • Common access point to collections in European Libraries; archives; museums • More than 150 collaborating partners and content deliverers • Also in-copyright works, albeit most out-of-copyright • • 4,8 million objects; (10 million by 2010) Main contributors • France incl. Bibliothèque Nationale de France (BNF) • Soon integration of German Libreka!
i2010 Digital libraries initiative European Commission
European Commission Communication (9-06) Recommendation (8-06) Communication (2-07) High Level Expert Group (2-06) Copyright Subgroup (4-06) Scientific/Scholar ly info (10-06) •Authors; Publishers •Reproduction Rights Org.
•Libraries/Archives/Museums Public –Private Partnership ( 2-06) REPORTS • Final Report (4 June 2008) First Report (11-07) • Preliminary Report (4-07)
Implementing the solutions
Digital Preservation >1 copy, when justified Web harvesting Orphan Works Out-of-Print Works Diligent search guidelines •Registries/databases •Rights Clearance Centres Model Agreement I (Accessible Registries of Rights Information and Orphan Works) Online Access OP Books Model Agreement II towards EUROPEANA Business Models Gallica (France) Libreka! (Germany) Bookshelf (Norway) www.arrow-net.eu
http://www.arrow-net.eu/resources/useful-information.html
http://www.ifrro.org/show.aspx?pageid=activities/digital libraries/i2010 digital libraries&culture=en
27 Partners and associates
• 9 Libraries • 8 National libraries and 1 University library • Austria; Finland;
France
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Germany
; Netherlands,
Norway
; Slovenia;
Spain
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UK
• 12 Rightholder organisations • • 5 national authors and publishers associations 7 RROs (Reproduction Rights Organisations) • 3 International organisations • • The European Digital Library IFRRO; FEP (Federation of European Publishers) • 3 ISBN Agencies; Business/Technology developers
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ENABLES DILIGENT SEARCH
System for identification across borders of • Rights status • In or out of © • In or out of print / commercialised or not • Rights • Which rights are involved • Rightholders • Authors • Publishers • • How and where do I clear the rights Orphan Works Orphan Works Registry
work flow
Based on Quality controlled Information sources Library VIAF TEL Matching records Library interface Clustering editions BiP 1st data collection 3rd data collection 2nd data collection Matching records Matching records RRO ROW
IFRRO – 117 Members in 57 countries The International Link and Global network
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RROs
CMOs for text and image based works (print) Key facets of their activities • • • Awareness raising & Copyright enforcement Licence, collect and distribute revenues; Mandated by • • • Writers, Visual creators, composers Publishers of books, periodical press, music Foreign rightholders
Creators and Publishers associations
• National and International
Project life cycle
Phase I (12 months September 2008 September 2009)
Legal framework & Business Models Interoperability Design of system architecture
Phase II (12 months September 2009 – September 2010) Phase III (12 months February 2010 – February 2011)
Set up of right information infrastructure Creation of Registry of Orphan Works Network of clearing mechanisms Assessment & Validation Definition of methodology and preparation of tools Testing of the system mechanisms
Main Objectives and Expected Results
Deliver a rights information infrastructure operable within and across borders trough distributed network Facilitate identification of Rights involved Rightholders (authors/publishers) IPR status (in/out of copyright, in/out of print, orphan) • Guidelines and tools to foster interoperability between private and public collections • • Facilitate information on/clearance of rights of Out-of-Print Work Creation of a European Registry of Orphan Works (ROW) • Rights Clearance Centers
for your attention Thank you
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