Eve:
Many thanks not only for the summary of US term of protection, but for the
heads-up about F. Scott Fitzgerald, et al., rising into the public domain on
January 1. Woohoo!
(And just a reminder: the original query wasn't about postcards published in
1900, but in the 1920s-1940s. The
Hi all,
I posted this the other day and since I heard there was some trouble with the
list serve and I didn't get any response I thought it was worth asking again:
Does anyone have any experience with Freebase from Google?
In their own words,
Freebase is an open, Creative Commons licensed
*** Apologies for cross-posting ***
FIRST CALL FOR PAPERS
Classification Ontology - Formal Approaches and Access to Knowledge
International UDC Seminar 2011
VENUE: The Hague, National Library of the Netherlands (Koninklijke
Bibliotheek)
DATE: 19-20 September 2011
From: Amalyah Keshet [akeshet at imj.org.il] akeshet at imj.org.il
Eve:
Many thanks not only for the summary of US term of protection, but for the
heads-up about F. Scott Fitzgerald, et al., rising into the public domain on
January 1. Woohoo!
(And just a reminder: the original
Hi Robin,
Apologies, there were some troubles with the list after you posted your message.
I've been playing with Refine for some upcoming work on collection dashboards.
So far it's doing a wonderful job identifying variations in values in the data
that I have. The interface is intuitive
I've not played with Freebase itself, but like Richard I have had a go
with Refine, the tool that as I understand it grew out of the Freebase
community's work and which Google has developed into a really nice bit
of open source software.
It was very easy to install, handled a big set of data, and
APOLOGIES FOR CROSS-POSTING.
Dear All.
Late in the summer we undertook a research project into personalised
visitor services in museums: thank you to all that participated!
An element of this was an online survey, and this received some 70
responses from museums across Europe, N.America and
Hi All,
We have policies and a fee-structure for rights and reproductions but they do
not cover e-books.
Does anyone have policy and / or fees they charge for the additional right to
publish an image in the e-book version of a publication?
The publisher is claiming that they don't normally pay
Open Exhibits is a suite of open source multitouch and multiuser software
modules and templates designed for use on the museum floor.
We are happy to announce that Open Exhibit Core along with several modules
are now available on the Open Exhibits Website. The Open Exhibits core
software
