Tagged With: commercial licensing
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Policy & Evidence
Museums and Galleries, Question for Short Debate
Hansard transcript of a House of Lords Short Debate on Museums and Galleries concerning Lord Freyberg's question to ask Her Majesty’s Government what steps they are taking to encourage national museums and galleries to balance public access and commercial reuse of digital content.
Research
Opening up to the world — developing the image policy of the Pinacoteca di Brera
In this interview, Marina Cotugno hears from Marco Toscano, Communication Manager at Italy’s Pinacoteca di Brera, how its image reproduction policy was conceived and what its impact has been.
Tools & Resources
Making a big impact on a small budget
This case study examines how the LSH in Sweden, which includes The Royal Armory, The Skokloster Castle, and The Hallwylska Museum, opened its digital collection to the public using limited resources, and documents the preparations, decisions, process, and results of the LSH's digital strategy.
Tools & Resources
Art Image Copyright and Licensing: Bibliography
This bibliography from 2010 collects various resources focusing on the relationship between copyright law and museum rights and reproduction policies.
Research
Art Image Copyright and Licensing: Terms and Conditions Governing Reproduction and Distribution
This report provides a comparison of terms of use governing the reproduction of images of works of art in art museums based in the United States.
Research
Art Image Copyright and Licensing: Compilation and Summary of Museum Policies
This report outlines the terms and conditions controlling image rights and reproduction at fifty US art museums accredited by the American Association of Museums.
Research
Bridgeman Art Library, Ltd. v. Corel Corp.
This note discusses the Bridgeman v. Corel Corp case, providing background on the case and analysis of the decision, policy implications and existing copyright doctrine.
Research
Without Walls: Copyright Law and Digital Collections in Australian Cultural Institutions
This article examines the impact of copyright on digitisation and access to material held by Australian heritage institutions based on interviews with staff and other evidence.
Research
Art History and Its Publications in the Electronic Age
This report uses information gathered over ten months to identify copyright issues and barriers to art history publication, and it recommends measures to better facilitate the publication of art history scholarship in light of these barriers.
Tools & Resources
Museums Step Up Their Retailing to Turn Art Into Revenue
This 1997 article details museum gift shop revenues realised from commercial merchandising and the licensing of images of works in the museums' collections.
