"Opening" the Special Library: Open Source, Open Content, Open Data and More
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Opening the Special Library: Open Source, Open Content, Open Data and More
SLA 20112011-06-15 / Philadelphia
Opening the Special Library: Open Source, Open Content, Open Data and More
Mike LinksvayerVP, Creative Commons
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open?
(Software, Content, Data) that can be shared and modified by anyone for any purpose
attribution may be requiredsharing under similar terms may be required (copyleft)
aka free as in freedom
AKA Libre (Software, Content, Data)
Legal status (copyright and related rights permissions or public domain) necessary for fully free/libre/open works
0 free software
1 Open Source (marketing term for free software)
2 Open Content
3 Open Data
debian free software guidelinesOpen Source DefinitionFree Software DefinitionDefinition of Free Cultural WorksOpen Knowledge Definition
All agree: anyone, any purpose
Aping free software or sweet spot?
each domain has struggled to find sweet spot
Confusion between freedom and costDiscrimination against commercial (e.g., first release of Linux, Creative Commons NonCommercial licenses) and other usersDecades of work to fine-tune coordination and legal mechanisms
ongoing; e.g., beyond necessary copyright and related permissions, see open by rule governance
creative commons . org non-profit organization foundation, corporate, individual supporters 100+ global affiliate institutions
cc = sharing infrastructure respect the law, build a sustainable and scalable society legal and technical tools enabling effective some rights reserved and no rights reserved culture, education, public sector, science open content, open data
use a free software license for software (though CC0 may be used to place software in the public domain)
wikipedia
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My Name
is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.
Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available at
example.com.
open (software, content, data) and the special library
The opportunities are very broad.Just a few follow...ask!
linked open [meta]data
Not only for large institutions!
become an open (software, content, data) expert
Tangible benefits for your organization
Tangible benefits for your career
Open is slowly winning ... are you future ready?
caveat: open (sharing) is not a business [model]others sharing is a businessresourcesharing is a business strategysharing is a product featuresharing is a customer demandsharing is a social responsibilitysharing is good policy
links: convey yourself tohttp://creativecommons.org(Creative Commons NGO)
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