Once upon a time, “convergence” was a buzzword. That was back in the days when audio was on stereo systems, television was on a TV, and “communications” happened on phones that weren’t computers. The word has disappeared back into its former usage pattern, but it could easily be revived to describe what’s happening to content … Continue reading "Beware the duck"
The slides of my talk at the tech, law and popular culture conference Gikii are now online at https://bit.ly/gikii23 (Google Slides).
Using memes and financial data from FOI requests, I argued that, when it comes to digitised cultural heritage collections, many institutions have copyright and access policies that conflict with relevant law, lose money and – crucially – undermine their public missions.
What do you think?
Event URL: https://www.gikii.org/ Link to slides: INSERT COIN, Gikii 2023 or https://bit.ly/gikii23 All content is © Douglas McCarthy, licensed under a CC BY 4.0 licence, unless otherwise stated in the speaker notes. INSERT COIN How Museums Try and Mostly Fail to Monetise Public Domain Heritage D...
Shortly before this gets posted, Jon Crowcroft and I will have presented this year’s offering at Gikii, the weird little conference that crosses law, media, technology, and pop culture. This is what we will possibly may have said, as I understand it, with some added explanation for the slightly less technical audience I imagine will … Continue reading "Small data"