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Open data

The Open Definition sets out principles to define ‘openness’ in relation to content and data and can be summed up in the statement that: “A piece of content or data is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it — subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and/or share-alike.” In addition this site hosts the Open Software Service Definition (OSSD) which defines ‘openness’ in relation to online (software) services. It can be summed up in the statement that: “A service is open if its source code is Free/Open Source Software and non-personal data is open as in the Open Definition.”

Saved 26 February 2013 / opendefinition.org ↗

#services #open-source-software #piece-of-content

Clergy of the church of england database - citizen collaboration

Working together within a shared framework of assumptions, expert scholars and expert amateurs can build databases accessible to all and enriched with content…

Understanding Digital Humanities (david M. Berry) #software #database #open-source-software #data-repository #project

Separating meaning from content

Most content management systems (CMS) in use today separate content from the presentation of web pages to make content more manageable and publishing more…

Dynamic Semantic Publishing #users #ontology #search-engine-optimization #piece-of-content

A graph information model for a digital library

This paper describes an information model for digital libraries that intentionally moves "beyond search and access", without ignoring those basic functions…

What Is A Digital Library Anymore, Anyway ? #digital-libraries #information-model #users #library #services #web-services

A traveling waldensian preacher was known as a barba

Waldo and his followers developed a system whereby they would go from town to town and meet secretly with small groups of Waldensians. There they would…

Waldensians - Wikipedia #group #town #services #system

Decoupling services for authors and readers

These economic realities stand in stark contrast to the notion of the “decoupled journal,” a vision of the future where each aspect of academic publishing is…

Mendeley, Connotea, And The Perils Of Free Services « The Scholarly Kitchen #services #technology #tool

Digital libraries beyond search and access

...going "beyond search and access" while not ignoring these functions has already been explored in Lagoze, et al. (2005). The authors argue that digital…

Core : Three Access Levels To Underpin Open Access #services #metadata-model #digital-libraries #resources #raw-data