The research project that aims to empower policy-makers & decision-makers in the Cultural and Creative Industries to fully understand the social and economic impact of digitisation in their sectors and address the need for innovative (re)use of cultural assets.
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inDICEs: empowering IPR for Cultural Heritage Institutions
The Centre for IT and IP law (CITIP) of KU Leuven is leading the inDICEs Work Package (WP2) on Comparative cross-national legal analysis (IP-centric), related,
An agreement for cultural innovation: inDICEs & reCreate Europe
On June 17th, inDICEs signed a Memorandum of Understanding with reCreating Europe, an initiative funded under the same DT-GOVERNANCE-13-2019 call for the European program Horizon
Introducing InDICEs Open Observatory
With the emergence of COVID-19, spring became an eventful period for our project. After the project kick-off meeting in January 2020, we had to adapt
inDICEs: Measuring the impact of digital culture
Funded by the Horizon 2020 programme, inDICEs is a research project created to enable the advancement of the Cultural and Creative Industries (CCI) in Europe.
Project kick-off in Rome
Today, the very first General Assembly of the inDICEs project takes place, at the premises of project coordinator ICCU. Representatives of all 14 partners have
As museums, libraries, archives and galleries across Europe begin to reopen, we look at some useful, imaginative and inspiring examples of how #CulturalHeritage institutions are opening their doors 👉 http://bit.ly/30YqmrP #DiscoveringEurope #HeritageIsOpen
Professionals dealing with #copyright and digital #CulturalHeritage face a number of challenges. Explore how we are we are working to support them and @Europeanaeu data partners, and read our short report into copyright knowledge in CHIs 💪
https://pro.europeana.eu/post/building-copyright-knowledge-in-the-cultural-heritage-sector-europeana-s-steps
From NEMO's report on #digitisation and #IPR: More than 80% of the responding museums claimed increased visibility as the main objective for digitising their collections. Yet, less than 20% of the collections of responding museums are available online...
https://www.ne-mo.org/news/article/nemo/nemo-report-on-digitisation-and-copyright-challenges-of-making-museum-collections-accessible-online.html
When 90% of museums across the world were temporarily closed due to #COVID19 (@UNESCO), they had to go online to engage with their audiences. This map offers an overview of digital responses from locked-down museums.
https://culturalpractice.org/digital-responses-from-locked-down-museums/
What's the relevance of #IPRs for #CHI? 👨💻
Take a look at the analysis on ‘Mapping of the relevant European IP legal framework’ 🗺️ by partners @CiTiP_KULeuven, focus on the current and new IP provisions at #EU level and how these affect CHIs’ activities
➡️https://bit.ly/2OJOPLS
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