Who: Jane Greenberg and students of INLS 720: Metadata Architectures and Applications
What: Metadata Ownership and Rights (UNC-CH Scholarly Communication Working Group Presentation)
When: February 13, 2013 from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Where: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Davis Library, Room 214 (A & B)
Open access and copyright issues can dominate discussions addressing the reuse of digital resources. Metadata reuse has introduced a host of rights questions and challenges. Metadata rights were explored during the course INLS 720: Metadata Architectures and Applications this past fall as part of a student presentation. Our meeting will cover copyright in the context of metadata, plus two case studies (one examining Duke University Press and the other examining open bibliographic data). The presentation wrap up with a series of questions for discussion.
Speakers:
- Jane Greenberg, Professor at SILS and Director of the Metadata Research Center
- Emily Roscoe, SILS doctoral student
- Tim Elfenbein, SILS master’s student & Duke University Press Intern
- Chelcie Rowell, SILS master’s student & Research Assistant for the Metadata Research Center & DataONE