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The Europeana Libraries project is working to make 5 million digital objects from 19 leading European research libraries freely accessible on The European Library and Europeana websites.
Spanish civil war photographs, Ottoman manuscripts, historic medical films and thousands of theses, journals and academic articles are among the digital resources that Europeana Libraries is working with. When the Project finishes at the end of 2012, it will have created:
- A valuable resource for scholars, with full-text search capabilities for written works
- A robust network of national, university and research libraries
- An efficient aggregation model that can be used by research libraries across Europe
One of the objectives of the two-year Europeana Libraries project is to work on how library data can be aligned to the Europeana Data Model (EDM). The first task was to start the mapping of
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EUScreen is launching a new portal on October 27th, in celebration of the 5th Edition of UNESCO's World Day of Audiovisual Heritage. EUScreen is a project involving the major European
Passengers flying with Serbia's national airline now have a chance to read about the Europeana Libraries project. A feature story on the project was included in the October issue of the JAT
Meeting at the Royal Library of Denmark, the Conference of European National Librarians (CENL) , has voted overwhelmingly to support the open licensing of their data.
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A short report outlining highlights and achievements of the Europeana Libraries project in its first 6 months is now available.
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