Presentation of the Europeana Licensing Framework (work in progress) at the Europeana Connect all staff meeting in May 2011 at the ÖNB in Vienna

1. the Europeana Licensing Framework
Paul Keller, eConnect all staff meeting, 23.05.2011

4. #1: content

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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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