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Consultation Workshop with Cultural Heritage Sector

Understanding Our Digital Futures

15 Sep - 16 Sep
Programme

Changes at "IPR Framework for Digital Transformation in the Cultural Heritage sector"

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    As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?

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    As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?

  • -<h3>As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?</h3>
  • +<p>As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?</p>
Deletions
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    As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?

Additions
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    As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?

Deletions
  • -<h3>As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?</h3>
Additions
  • +<p>As a first step, we will start with a round of consultations around the themes of “IPR and value chains” as well as a deeper reflection on the underlying “business model” for Cultural Heritage Institutions. How do we experience the IPR status of our collections, and what opportunities or threats do we see in our effort to engage online with our main audiences? How can we adapt our fundamental value chain to reflect societal changes and tapping into the opportunities of online collaboration, co-creation and responsibility sharing?</p>
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