Francesca Re Manning/ Copyright - 'the works of the mind' Each country has its own copyright... The copyright holder has the right to
the author of the work (but can be:
Life of the author/copyright holder + 70 years (copyright expires) corporate ownership up to 90 years (Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse) creative commons: there are uses of copyrighted materials that do not require permission by the copyright holder. creative commons is an open-access tool! Technological Protection Measures (TPM) - HW/SW Ensure you: know what the publisher's polcies are establish who the author is and who owns the copyright discuss repository agreements or author distribution agreement via Creative Commons Melanie Dulong de Rosnay - Institute of Information Law, University of Amsterdam Facilitating sharing and reuse - Science Commons - focused on science and has many initiatives, this CC science commons license can be attached to the contract with publishers... - CC - legal and technical tools Science commons protocol for implementing Open access data - allow massive-scale machine integration of data with the 'lowest possible transaction costs on users'. all data can be re-mixed/re-used without a problem. Different forms of OA - Economic OA - Legal OA - Technical OA Technical Barriers - protections measures Science Commons- check if they were really accessible - she checked the open data protocol on the databases.. molecular biology databases: 20% of the DB's are actually open...they checked how they can provide OA. CC are not really good for data; maybe the CC0 protocol can be applicable for CG collections ___ Collaborate with scientists and OA actors - identify barriers for each domain - define regulations Frederik van Oudenhoven: - nutritional health, cultural value of these plants, these can be subject to bio-piracy. as long as this is not an institutionalized practice, we cannot agree to share our data... |
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