Europeana for Creative Industry

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Jill Cousins

15 March 2013, Brussels

Europeana for Creative Industry

BackgroundCreative Industry SupportFuture Collaboration Possibilities

Background

5.6 million visits 2012

500+ Europeana

Network members

2200+ participating institutions

Many Hackathons yielding 75 prototypes

25 API implementations,

40 requests per week

27 million objects released as open data

Data Model used by US, Brazil,

Korea, S.Africa

GLAM

Rovio

HistoryPin

Europeana

Research

Build the trusted source for cultural heritage

AGGREGATE

Expand the networkSource content

Improve data quality

Aggregated• 2200+ content

providers• 142 aggregators

• 26.9 million objects

Distributed• Portal

• Mobile• Tablet

• API• LOD

Network• 500+

members

BreakdownGalleries: 2

Libraries: 111Archives: 26

Museums: 60National Aggs: 22

Publishers: 2Creative Ind: 5

Research: 78Ministries: 9

Other: 174

Make heritage available wherever users are whenever they want it

DISTRIBUTE

Upgrade portalDevelop partnerships

Put content in users’ workflow

http://popcorn.webmadecontent.org/je9

FACILITATESupport the cultural heritagesector through knowledge transfer, innovation & advocacy

Standardise copyright

Share knowledge

Open data

Release of Europeana Data as CC0 20

September 2012

Licensing

Framework

EDM

Business models

Open

Labs

Knowledge sharing

Repository

Core Platform

Europeana has the ambition to be an infrastructure commons:

3-year project Europeana

CloudCloud-based

infrastructure for the storage &

sharing of data & content Offering

economies of scale

With access to knowledge & solutions for

sustainability, licensing

&governance

Cultivate new ways for users to participate in their cultural heritage

ENGAGE

Enhance users’ experience

Extend social media presence

Channels to Users

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Creative Industry Support

1. creative industries seek to explore innovative ways to use existing data sources→ develop exciting ideas, products and services→ digital industry is a high growth sector→ enormous potential for the cultural heritage sector

2. digitisation sets the foundation for memory institutions to engage with creative industries

Impact

increase the re-use of cultural heritage

resources by Creative Industries

provide Open Lab environments for

experimenting with cultural content

produce a Content Re-Use Framework for

Europeana

deliver technical infrastructure to enable creative

re-use

inspire and support creative industries to re-use Europe’s cultural heritage

→

Create five pilot applications

in five thematic areashistory education

natural history educationtourism

social networksdesign

conduct five open innovation challenges, in

five thematic areas, to identify, incubate and spin-off five viable projects into

the commercial sector

extensive stakeholder engagement campaign promoting Europeana’s

cultural heritage content to the creative industries and

the merits of creative re-use to cultural institutions

How?

Europeana Open Lab Living

labs

Design to

Delivery

Virtual lab

Future Collaboration Possibilities

Become part of new Project Proposals:

1. Europeana Sounds,

2. Europeana Food & Drink,

3. Out of Commerce and Solving the

Bibliographic Agency Delivery of Data under CC0

Join in with Current Projects:

Europeana Creative

Europeana Cloud,

Europeana 1989,

Europeana Research,

Europeana Fashion

Give us your metadata so we can access to your content and make it available in a variety of contexts

Make use

of the API

Join the Europeana Network

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Jill Cousins

[email protected]

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