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Yesterday, I was up in Harrogate at the UKSG (UK Serials Group) annual conference to speak in a keynote session on Open Bibiliograpy and Open Bibliographic Data.
I’ve posted the slides online and iframed below.
OutlineOver the past few years, there has an explosive growth in open data with significant uptake [...]
According to http://publicdomainworks.net/ (which I helped build) there were 661 people whose works entered the public domain in 2011:
http://publicdomainworks.net/stats/year/2011
Of course, I should immediately state that this is a fairly crude calculation based on a simple life+70 model and therefore not applicable to e.g. the US with its 1923 cut-off (for those [...]
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