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Celebrating Three Years of Open Access at The Met
On the third anniversary of the Met's Open Access program, this article reviews the significant impact the program has made.
Sofie Andersen et al, 2020
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Democratising the Rijksmuseum
This case study examines the Rijksmuseum's decision and steps taken to release its digital surrogates of public domain works online at the highest resolution without any copyright restrictions.
Joris Pekel, 2014
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National Portrait Gallery responds to Wikipedia copyright case
This online article details the National Portrait Gallery's public statement in response to criticism of its decision to send a cease and desist letter to a Wikipedia editor who uploaded to Wikipedia in March 2009, over 3000 high-resolution images made available online by the Gallery.
Marc Chacksfield, 2009
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MIT Economist: Here's How Copyright Laws Impoverish Wikipedia
This article summarises research undertaken by Abhishek Nagaraj at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology examining how the availability of digitized, public domain works affect the quality of knowledge online.
Robinson Meyer, 2012

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