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Introducing Open Access at The Met
Chief Digital Officer Loic Tallon discusses the Museum's move to Open Access, an important and exciting milestone in The Met's digital evolution.
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Why the Metropolitan Museum of Art is embracing open access
In February 2017, The Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) made over 375,000 images of public domain artworks in its collections available for use and remix with Creative Commons Zero. Identifying data for the museum’s entire publicly available digitized collection was also made available on GitHub development platform. In this interview, Europeana's Camille Tenneson asked Neal Stimler, Program Manager for Content Partnerships, about what was driving these projects.
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A “cheatsheet” of GLAM licensing practices and Open Access policies
In her fourth post in a short series, Anne Young offers her thoughts on licensing practices and Open Access policies at GLAM institutions.
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Bridging the gap: from no Open Access to some/all Open Access
In the third post of a short series, Anne Young ponders what can you do when your GLAM wants to go Open Access but doesn’t have the capabilities to fully automate the process and helps you bridge the gap from all rights reserved to full Open Access by going “Semi-Open Access.”
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Implementing Open Access in GLAMs
In this series of posts, Anne Young focuses on what Open Access is, why it’s a good thing, and outline various implementation options for GLAM institutions.
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How do you decide which copyright policy to implement at your institution?
In her fourth post in a short series, Anne Young offers advice to navigate the different types of licensing schema that GLAMs might implement.
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How to make rights determinations
In her third post in a short series, Anne Young explores the practical details for making rights determinations.
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What issues do Rights and Reproductions specialists need to consider?
In her second post in a short series, Anne Young analyses the whole range of issues that a Rights and Reproductions specialist needs to look at when making determinations.
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Making Copyright Determinations for Open Access in GLAMs
The first post in a short series where Anne Young presents the underlying rights and reproductions practices that help inform Open Access in GLAM institutions (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums).
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The true costs of research and publishing
Kathryn M. Rudy considers the huge expenses of doing scholarly work in her field of art history, and addresses systemic issues that art historians encounter in writing illustrated publications.