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We’ve completed converting book registrations for 1923-1964. With these records, we now have great data on #copyright renewal rate for books published in this time period. We have more work to do and more records to convert for a definitive picture, but we’re getting there.
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Congrats to RAMM for opening its public domain collections. This is an important step in expanding access to the collections so that the decades of preservation and conservation can help the next generation of researchers, scholars and creators. A heavy, but worthwhile lift!
Very exciting news - in partnership with @UniofExeter GLAM-E Lab, RAMM's reproduction images are going open access! You can now use our public domain images for free. Watch the video announcement here >>> youtube.com/watch?v=4s6aG2jH… #wikimedia #openaccess
Congrats to @CopyrightOffice and @librarycongress for digitizing and posting over 9 million pages of the copyright record books. Making these pages available online without restriction will facilitate research into the record of American creativity. blogs.loc.gov/copyright/2023…
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.@AmericanU Prof. Patricia Aufderheide is seeking respondents for a survey on #copyright issues in cross-border teaching.
If you've taught online w. students or co-instructors in another country, pls consider completing this short survey. wcl.american.edu/impact/init… @paufder
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Hearing about @NYPL's commitment to liberating copyright data stretching back to the 1890s and putting it in an open source, searchable directory was hands down the most heartening presentation at #dbw23 #dbw2023 @DigiBookWorld
DCL's Mark Gross and @nypl's @GregCram present "Unlocking Our Libraries: How Data Conversion Informs Accessibility" at @DigiBookWorld (digitalbookworld.com). #DBW23
DCL helped the New York Public Library make US Copyright Office records accessible: dataconversionlaboratory.com…
ALT Mark Gross, President, Data Conversion Laboratory, and Greg Cram, Associate General Counsel and Director of Information Policy, New York Public Library, at Digital Book World in New York City, January 17, 2023
ALT "The Importance of Structure, or Life After Scanning" slide on the screen during NYPL's and DCL's presentation at Digital Book World
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📣 IN 1 HOUR: Author talk with Peter Baldwin of THE COPYRIGHT WARS, in conversation with copyright scholar Pamela Samuelson. Co-sponsored by @Auths_Alliance.
Register now: eventbrite.com/e/author-talk…
ALT Author Talk The Copyright Wars Thurs, December 15 10am PT / 1pm ET
Law school students: Are you interested in a well-rounded summer experience inside a corporate legal office? Want to see how the theory you're learning in school is practically applied in a large organization? Come join our 2023 legal internship program! nypl.pinpointhq.com/jobs/808…
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Science Magazine has published our joint academic opinion on copyright reform for text and data mining research.
@WCL_PIJIP @AUWCL_Faculty @AUWCL @ivir_uva
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
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To honor Morrison's tireless commitment to anti-censorship advocacy, NYPL is providing unlimited, instant digital access to two of her most challenged works, ‘Beloved’ and ‘The Bluest Eye’ through October 31.
#BannedBooksWeek
on.nypl.org/tonimorrison
ALT Author Toni Morrison signing books
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Congratulations to Professor Zvi Rosen @zvisrosen for being awarded the 2022 School of Law Outstanding Scholar Award!
Interested in copyright education in libraries, archives and museums? Come join us for an informal chat on Friday to learn more about a group of practitioners working to improve copyright education through learning opportunities
Join Us. This Friday, May 6 9PST/12EST-- Meet Open Copyright Education Advisory Network (OCEAN). We will share our vision + would love to hear what you + your community need most? Register miamioh.zoom.us/meeting/regi… #copyright #OCEAN @oceancopyright @GregCram @KyleKCourtney
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What's on 2,700+ wax cylinders the Library for the Performing Arts has in its archive? Thanks to new digitization technology, we can find out! @JenniferVanasco reported on the Endpoint, a machine that will help the Library digitize wax cylinders. npr.org/2022/04/05/109081931…
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Our commissioned #OpenAccess report from
@AndeeWallace is now published!
130+ pages focused on how the UK #GLAM sector fares in the global open GLAM landscape, what barriers reinforce a culture of #copyright and the potential for open GLAM in the UK.
🔗doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.62426…
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New video weighing in on that whole dua lipa, artikal sound system thing!
youtu.be/HnA1QmZvSNs
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Join us today, Feb 28, at 7 PM ET for a conversation about the life and work of the late Tony Judt with friend and collaborator Timothy Snyder, and Ta-Nehisi Coates.
Register for the free #LIVEfromNYPL event: on.nypl.org/3uDucqS
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This has been a long time coming, exciting to see it bearing fruit. Direct link: loc.gov/collections/copyrigh…
As part of #CopyrightOfficeModernization, the Copyright Office has released the first set of digitized historical copyright record books. go.usa.gov/xtfgW
Copyright nerds rejoice! This is a big step in making the historical copyright record more broadly available to the public. There's still a lot of work to do to make these records actionable, but this is a significant step forward.
As part of #CopyrightOfficeModernization, the Copyright Office has released the first set of digitized historical copyright record books. go.usa.gov/xtfgW
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Congratulations, "Pride and Prejudice" -- you were read more times than any other book on our site this year!
We scanned this copy thanks to a partnership with the New York Public Library (@nypl). #FreeBooks google.com/books/edition/_/k…
ALT Sepia photograph of a balding gentleman, with arms folded at his waist, talking to a dark-haired lady in a library or study. The lady is leaning in with her arms outstretched. A bookcase and window curtains are in the background.