Join over 200 thought-leaders from around Europe to discuss the issues that shape the future of digital cultural heritage. This will be a unique interdisciplinary event bringing together communities from tech, communications, impact, research, education and copyright. Last year we introduced our network communities, and this year they will run the show, offering something for…
As a cultural heritage institution it can be quite a challenge to demonstrate the impact of your work. What is the effect it has on people’s lives? And what are the right tools to measure the effect of the daily activities of your museum, library or archive? We asked Julia Fallon, IPR & Policy Advisor…
In the paper ‘Infrastructuring for Cultural Commons’, Sanna Marttila and Andrea Botero reflect on their involvement in the design and development of two information systems: EUscreen and Fusion.
In November of last year we joined the SITIS conference in Bangkok where we presented our ideas on the contextualization of AV content, and the new publication formats currently being developed for our portal, among them our Video Poster: a new and exciting way of presenting and sharing videos (and text) online.
Opening & Session 1 | Session 2 | Session 3 | Session 4 | Session 5 & Closing Keynote The third session of our conference, “Historical Views on Curation”, was dedicated to the presentation of papers relevant to the upcoming issue of VIEW, the Journal of European Television History and Culture. VIEW is the first…
The third ENUMERATE core survey about cultural heritage is now open for participation. All European cultural heritage institutions are encouraged to contribute. Together we can make the case for investments in our digital activities!
“Making the beautiful thing”; this was the theme for the EuropeanaTech 2015 Conference in Paris at the National Library of France on February 12 and 13. But what is the beautiful thing? Most people would say that art, paintings, photographs, stories and sculptures, are beautiful things. Though this is true, this was not a gathering of artists – at…
Press release by Europeana The report of the Comité des Sages (high-level reflection group) on Digitisation of Europe’s cultural heritage was delivered to Neelie Kroes, European Commission Vice-President for the Digital Agenda, and Androulla Vassiliou, Commissioner responsible for Education and Culture. Among its top recommendations are that Europeana should become the central reference point for Europe’s…