Europeana Licensing Framework overview
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The document discusses the limitations imposed by Europeana's non-commercial clause, which restricts its choice of partners and project types, prevents the release of linked open data, and creates incompatibility with platforms like Wikipedia. The ongoing non-commercial restriction hinders Europeana's ability to collaborate with its data providers effectively. Finally, the vague definitions of 'commercial' and 'non-commercial' use contribute to legal uncertainties.
Europeana Licensing Framework overview
- 1. the Europeana Licensing Framework Paul Keller, eConnect all staff meeting, 23.05.2011
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- 30. • The non-commercial clause severely restricts Europeana in its choice of partners and the type of projects it can undertake.
- 31. • The non-commercial clause severely restricts Europeana in its choice of partners and the type of projects it can undertake. • The non-commercial restriction prevents Europeana from releasing making available the data as Linked Open Data
- 32. • The non-commercial clause severely restricts Europeana in its choice of partners and the type of projects it can undertake. • The non-commercial restriction prevents Europeana from releasing making available the data as Linked Open Data • The non-commercial restriction makes data published by Europeana incompatible with Wikipedia.
- 33. • The non-commercial clause severely restricts Europeana in its choice of partners and the type of projects it can undertake. • The non-commercial restriction prevents Europeana from releasing making available the data as Linked Open Data • The non-commercial restriction makes data published by Europeana incompatible with Wikipedia. • As long as the non-commercial restriction remains in place Europeana cannot share back data with all of its providers.
- 34. • The non-commercial clause severely restricts Europeana in its choice of partners and the type of projects it can undertake. • The non-commercial restriction prevents Europeana from releasing making available the data as Linked Open Data • The non-commercial restriction makes data published by Europeana incompatible with Wikipedia. • As long as the non-commercial restriction remains in place Europeana cannot share back data with all of its providers. • The terms ‘commercial’ use and ‘non commercial use’ lack good definitions and generate some level of legal uncertainty
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