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Show threadPosthMay 2

Der Vorteil an digitalen Werken ist, dass sie von den UrheberInnen digital signiert werden können. ISCC liefert hier die eindeutige Referenz zum Original-Werk und erlaubt eine Bindung zum Claim der UrheberInnen/Verlage. Diese Signatur benötigt jedoch ein Zertifikat, um sie verifizieren zu können.

Das Vertrauen in das gedruckte Werk fußt m.E. allein auf der Identität des Lieferanten des Pflicht-Exemplars, geprüft durch die Biblitohek.

@awinkler @EzellaGarnie

Show threadPosthApr 23

@monsieurbecker Es ist in der Tat total erstaunlich, dass Wikipedia den ISO Standard nicht einmal erwähnt.

@v_i_o_l_a @EzellaGarnie

PosthFeb 27
Gerrit GragertFeb 24

In der aktuellen Ausgabe der ABI Technik durfte ich die Technik-Frage "Der International Standard Content Code (ISCC) – noch ein neuer Identifier oder relevant für Bibliotheken und Archive?" kurz und knapp beantworten.

https://doi.org/10.1515/abitech-2026-0014

#ABITechnik #ISCC #GLAM #DHD

Der International Standard Content Code (ISCC) – noch ein neuer Identifier oder relevant für Bibliotheken und Archive?

Article Der International Standard Content Code (ISCC) – noch ein neuer Identifier oder relevant für Bibliotheken und Archive? was published on March 1, 2026 in the journal ABI Technik (volume 46, issue 1).

De Gruyter Brill
Show threadPosthFeb 2
@EzellaGarnie
Of course, you can use the Liccium system to sign any kind of digital object. CommonsDB is only one possible registry implementation for this particular use case: Public domain or openly licensed content.
Show threadPosthFeb 2

@EzellaGarnie

To answer your question. Data suppliers use the private key to sign the declarations. The did:key is the public key of their key pair. Data suppliers can also use did:web or other DID methods. The JWT is the encoding of the signed declaration. If you have the public key (DID), you can verify it and resolve the payload.

Show threadPosthFeb 2

@EzellaGarnie

For your interest, this is the CommonsDB feasibility study pt. 1, which explains the model on a high level.
https://www.commonsdb.org/blog/commonsdb-feasibility-study-part-2-from-design-to-deployment/

CommonsDB Feasibility Study part 2: from Design to Deployment

Key findings from building a prototype rights registry

CommonsDB
Show threadPosthFeb 2
@EzellaGarnie
Dear Gerrit, apologies for my *very* late reply. Just saw this. Feel free to reach out to me.
Show threadPosthOct 31, 2025

Introducing CommonsDB Explorer
CommonsDB Explorer — the first public interface to the CommonsDB registry — is now live.

Blog post: https://www.commonsdb.org/blog/introducing-commonsdb-explorer/

Registry explorer:
https://registry.commonsdb.org

Introducing CommonsDB Explorer

CommonsDB Explorer — the first public interface to the CommonsDB registry — is now live.

CommonsDB
PosthOct 31, 2025
Open Future FoundationAug 6, 2025

Our partners at Wikimedia Sverige present #CommonsDB - the registry for checking image licensing status – to the Wikimedia Movement.

📹 Don't miss Jan Ainali's video explaining how we use ISCC and metadata to improve digital content verification.

https://diff.wikimedia.org/2025/07/31/introducing-commonsdb/

Introducing CommonsDB

What could you do if you had access to a registry with all the public domain and openly licensed images in the world? Get your imagination flowing, because an ambitious project has been started and…

Diff
Show threadPosthOct 30, 2025
@raffaele @Lambo @EzellaGarnie
You may also be interested in https://Commonsdb.org, which is an application based on the nee standard.
CommonsDB

We are building a public registry for Public Domain and openly licensed works

CommonsDB