To train an army of volunteers to examine whether a literary or cinematographic work is really orphan (which means without a traceable author) and to release […]
What makes cinema is not money and marketing, but ideas. There’s no doubt about it for Mark Cousins, the Northern Irish director and critic, author of […]
Dealing with Orphan Works: a study on best practices of Cultural Heritage Institutions The Study on Current Best Practices among Cultural Heritage Institutions when Dealing with Copyright […]
New Approaches to the Orphan Works Problem New Approaches to the Orphan Works Problem: Technology, Regulation, Practices International Symposium 23 June 2017, Executive Business Centre, Bournemouth University […]
EnDOW at the EUIPO Meeting with National Authorities for Orphan Works The preliminary results of the EnDOW survey on the diligent search requirement across 20 EU […]
EnDOW Progress Meeting in Glasgow The third progress meeting of EnDOW was organized by CREATe at the University of Glasgow, on 19-20 January 2017. The agenda […]