At Europeana we are able to show the 20th century black hole in our dataset by looking at the temporal distribution of works within the dataset.
Source : The missing decades: the 20th century black hole in Europeana – Europeana Professional
Étiquette : copyright (Page 2 of 2)
YouTube compte maintenir en ligne des vidéos dont les ayants droit ont demandé la suppression. « Certains de ces envois utilisent du contenu existant, comme des extraits de musique ou d’émissions, par des transformations qui ont une valeur sociale au-delà de celle de l’original (comme la parodie ou la critique) » écrit la plateforme. Ce maintien en ligne ne vaut malheureusement que pour les États-Unis, au moins pour le moment.Surtout, Google compte aller en justice pour défendre ces vidéos si besoin, en prenant en charge les frais associés, si le créateur le souhaite. Encore une fois, cette protection n’est valable qu’outre-Atlantique, d’où opèrent une bonne part des ayants droit en lien avec YouTube.
Source : YouTube veut s’ériger en rempart contre les abus d’ayants droit – Next INpact
For the last couple of years librarians have talked about a 20th century black hole when trying to describe the effect that copyright has on making cultural heritage available online (it appears that the concept was first used publicly by Prof. James Boyle in a 2009 column for the Financial Times).
At Europeana we are able to show the 20th century black hole in our dataset by looking at the temporal distribution of works within the dataset. We did so in a first analysis that we undertook in May 2012 and we have just repeated this exercise at the request of the European Commission which is looking for evidence to assess the impact of copyright on the online availability of cultural heritage. Just as in 2012 we are seeing the concept of the 20th century black hole confirmed in our data.
Source : The missing decades: the 20th century black hole in Europeana – Europeana Professional
The commission’s goal of extending the availability of films across the 28-nation bloc is difficult to achieve as long as the EU doesn’t have a more harmonized copyright system in place…
Source : Hollywood In EU Spotlight as TV Probe Said to Escalate – Bloomberg Business