Overview for copyrightreform

Blog Created: 2 March 2017 Paul Keller
Copyright advocacy update: Smoke signals from the European Parliament
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Since we have last reported here on the copyright advocacy activities that Europeana undertakes on behalf of the Europeana Network, the European …
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Blog Created: 10 February 2017 Karin Glasemann
Meet the Members Council: Karin Glasemann
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Encyclopedias have always fascinated me, because of the idea that humanity simply wouldn’t give up on collecting “everything the world knows about …
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Blog Created: 19 December 2016 Paul Keller
The latest on Copyright Reform: Europeana's updated mandate
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Since 2014 Europeana has been advocating on your behalf for changes to the European copyright framework that better reflect the needs of cultural …
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News Created: 18 November 2016
AGM recap: Working towards better copyright rules for Cultural Heritage Institutions
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What is happening with copyright reform? And what do Network Members have to say about what it means to them? To answer some these questions we held …
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News Created: 26 September 2016
A better solution to making out of commerce works available online.
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A week after he presented the Commission's proposals for a modernisation of the EU copyright rules, Commission Vice President Ansip has followed up …
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Blog Created: 19 December 2013 Paul Keller
New copyright rules for Europe? What do memory institutions want?
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Extended blog post by Paul Keller, Kennisland. On 5 December, the European Commission launched its much anticipated public consultation …
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