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Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons

German openGLAM publication, 2016
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Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons

Summary

Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons is a publication[1].

Key Facts

  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons authored Helene Hahn[2].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's instance of is recorded as publication[3].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's instance of is recorded as creative work[4].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's publisher is recorded as Research and Competence Centre Digitalisation Berlin[5].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's OCLC number is recorded as 1042801304[6].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's copyright license is recorded as Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike[7].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's place of publication is recorded as Berlin[8].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's language of work or name is recorded as German[9].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's publication date is recorded as +2016-00-00T00:00:00Z[10].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as OpenGLAM[11].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as GLAM[12].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as digitization[13].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as culture[14].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as commons[15].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as cultural institution[16].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's main subject is recorded as memory institution[17].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's work available at URL is recorded as https://www.digis-berlin.de/wissenswertes/hr-openglam/[18].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+53'}[19].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's title is recorded as Kooperativ in die digitale Zeit - wie öffentliche Kulturinstitutionen Cultural Commons fördern[20].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's cites work is recorded as Coding da Vinci[21].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's cites work is recorded as GLAM on Tour[22].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's cites work is recorded as The Public Domain vs. the Museum: The Limits of Copyright and Reproductions of Two-dimensional Works of Art[23].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's cites work is recorded as Open Definition[24].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's cites work is recorded as Free Culture[25].
  • Cooperatively into the digital age – how public cultural institutions promote cultural commons's URN-NBN is recorded as urn:nbn:de:0297-zib-59131[26].

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