Tagged With: Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

This blog post introduces a new tool called the Attribution Engine, which is designed to aid users in the attribution of material that creators make available online.

This article discusses various projects which have been inspired by and benefited from open data made available by heritage institutions, as well as how institutions make open data available and the investment required to do so.

This 1997 article details museum gift shop revenues realised from commercial merchandising and the licensing of images of works in the museums' collections.

This article discusses cultural institutions' advancements in the movement toward opening collections to online audiences for reuse.

This article from 1994 describes efforts taken by various companies and heritage institutions engaged in the delivery of digital collections via CD-ROMs for commercial sale and licensing purposes.

This article examines how the Walters Art Museum, the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA), the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Cooper Hewitt communicate the availability of open collections data and the shared practices therein.