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jenna freedman

Wed, Mar 8, 2017 11:06 PM

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog
project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan
http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf
(pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially
Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog
is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

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Dear friends, My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan <http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? Jenna -- http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info http://zines.barnard.edu http://leslzine.storenvy.com http://radicalreference.info she, her _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

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Milo

Wed, Mar 8, 2017 11:14 PM

That makes sense to me. I'd be curious to see how attribution plays out
here. It may be useful to know that with the initial ingest which
organization/library initially created a record.

I'll double check w/Chris, but I can't think of any reason why we
wouldn't want our data to be re-used.

xoxoMilo

--
Milo Miller
Co-Founder
the Queer Zine Archive Project
http://www.qzap.org
milo@qzap.org

On 3/8/17 5:06 PM, jenna freedman wrote:

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog
project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan
http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf
(pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be
essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made
public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U
and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
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That makes sense to me. I'd be curious to see how attribution plays out here. It may be useful to know that with the initial ingest which organization/library initially created a record. I'll double check w/Chris, but I can't think of any reason why we wouldn't want our data to be re-used. xoxoMilo -- Milo Miller Co-Founder the Queer Zine Archive Project http://www.qzap.org milo@qzap.org On 3/8/17 5:06 PM, jenna freedman wrote: > Dear friends, > > My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog > project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan > <http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> > (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. > > My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be > essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made > public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U > and ME? > > Jenna > > -- > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > http://zines.barnard.edu > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > http://radicalreference.info > she, her > > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

EG

Eric Goldhagen

Wed, Mar 8, 2017 11:19 PM

I would think that in the end a participating library would be allowed
to select from a number of licenses for their records, while the core of
the system would be covered under a GPL, CC or ODbL license (depending
of if it's code, content or the database/database schema).

The records would indicate the license and in some cases we'd have
multiple records for one zine each using a different license and the
data could be organized by that if someone wanted to export/reuse?

Just thinking out loud here.

On 3/8/17 6:06 PM, jenna freedman wrote:

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog
project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan
http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf
(pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be
essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public
in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

I would think that in the end a participating library would be allowed to select from a number of licenses for their records, while the core of the system would be covered under a GPL, CC or ODbL license (depending of if it's code, content or the database/database schema). The records would indicate the license and in some cases we'd have multiple records for one zine each using a different license and the data could be organized by that if someone wanted to export/reuse? Just thinking out loud here. On 3/8/17 6:06 PM, jenna freedman wrote: > Dear friends, > > My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog > project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan > <http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> > (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. > > My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be > essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public > in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? > > Jenna > > -- > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > http://zines.barnard.edu > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > http://radicalreference.info > she, her > > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

JL

Jennifer LaSuprema

Wed, Mar 8, 2017 11:22 PM

Hey Jenna,

I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces of metadata. I could be wrong!

tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message

On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman leslzine@gmail.com wrote:

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

Hey Jenna, I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces of metadata. I could be wrong! ----- tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message > On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman <leslzine@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. > > My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? > > Jenna > > -- > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > http://zines.barnard.edu > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > http://radicalreference.info > she, her > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

CD

Christine DeZelar-Tiedman

Thu, Mar 9, 2017 12:36 PM

The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor.
Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an
agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's
catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however.

On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema jlasuprema@gmail.com
wrote:

Hey Jenna,

I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to
being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces
of metadata. I could be wrong!

tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message

On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman leslzine@gmail.com wrote:

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog
project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan
http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf
(pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially
Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog
is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

--
Christine DeZelar-Tiedman
Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian
University of Minnesota Libraries
160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH
309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX
Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu

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The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor. Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however. On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Jenna, > > I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to > being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces > of metadata. I could be wrong! > > ----- > tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message > > On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman <leslzine@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog > project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan > <http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> > (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. > > My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially > Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog > is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? > > Jenna > > -- > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > http://zines.barnard.edu > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > http://radicalreference.info > she, her > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > > -- Christine DeZelar-Tiedman Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian University of Minnesota Libraries 160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH 309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

BJ

Barton, Joshua

Thu, Mar 9, 2017 1:31 PM

Hi Jenna,

OCLC member shops like mine (who would probably have some metadata originating from WorldCat in any submissions to ZUC) would have to submit metadata in observation of the WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for the OCLC Cooperativehttps://www.oclc.org/en/worldcat/cooperative-quality/policy.html. OCLC requests attribution via ODC-BYhttps://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/. My read is that third-party users/services with whom WorldCat data is shared are requested to attribute as well.

More on OCLC attribution herehttp://www.oclc.org/developer/develop/data-sets/attribution.en.html (though this deals with data sourced from OCLC directly, not necessarily member libraries sharing bib data. I think conventions are supposed to be the same in either case).

Joshua

From: Zlunioncat [mailto:zlunioncat-bounces@lists.qzap.org] On Behalf Of Christine DeZelar-Tiedman
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2017 7:36 AM
To: Jennifer LaSuprema jlasuprema@gmail.com
Cc: zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
Subject: Re: [Zlunioncat] CC/licensing question

The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor. Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however.

On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com mailto:jlasuprema@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey Jenna,

I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces of metadata. I could be wrong!

tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message

On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman <leslzine@gmail.com mailto:leslzine@gmail.com> wrote:
Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog project. The step we're on now is building a data management planhttp://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--
http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info
http://zines.barnard.edu
http://leslzine.storenvy.com
http://radicalreference.info
she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
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--
Christine DeZelar-Tiedman
Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian
University of Minnesota Libraries
160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH
309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX
Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu mailto:dezel002@umn.edu

Zlunioncat mailing list
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Hi Jenna, OCLC member shops like mine (who would probably have some metadata originating from WorldCat in any submissions to ZUC) would have to submit metadata in observation of the WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for the OCLC Cooperative<https://www.oclc.org/en/worldcat/cooperative-quality/policy.html>. OCLC requests attribution via ODC-BY<https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/>. My read is that third-party users/services with whom WorldCat data is shared are requested to attribute as well. More on OCLC attribution here<http://www.oclc.org/developer/develop/data-sets/attribution.en.html> (though this deals with data sourced from OCLC directly, not necessarily member libraries sharing bib data. I think conventions are supposed to be the same in either case). Joshua From: Zlunioncat [mailto:zlunioncat-bounces@lists.qzap.org] On Behalf Of Christine DeZelar-Tiedman Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2017 7:36 AM To: Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com> Cc: zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org Subject: Re: [Zlunioncat] CC/licensing question The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor. Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however. On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com<mailto:jlasuprema@gmail.com>> wrote: Hey Jenna, I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces of metadata. I could be wrong! ----- tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman <leslzine@gmail.com<mailto:leslzine@gmail.com>> wrote: Dear friends, My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan<http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? Jenna -- http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info http://zines.barnard.edu http://leslzine.storenvy.com http://radicalreference.info she, her _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org<mailto:Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org> http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org<mailto:Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org> http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org -- Christine DeZelar-Tiedman Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian University of Minnesota Libraries 160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH 309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu<mailto:dezel002@umn.edu> _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

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Jenna Freedman

Thu, Mar 9, 2017 8:44 PM

Thanks, Joshua! That's interesting about WorldCat attribution.

Jenna Freedman | Associate Director of Communications & Zine Librarian
LeFrak 111 | zines.barnard.edu | @barnlib http://twitter.com/barnlib |
https://jennafreedman.youcanbook.me
she, her
http://zines.barnard.edu

On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 8:31 AM, Barton, Joshua bartonjp@mail.lib.msu.edu
wrote:

Hi Jenna,

OCLC member shops like mine (who would probably have some metadata
originating from WorldCat in any submissions to ZUC) would have to submit
metadata in observation of the WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for
the OCLC Cooperative
https://www.oclc.org/en/worldcat/cooperative-quality/policy.html. OCLC
requests attribution via ODC-BY https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/.
My read is that third-party users/services with whom WorldCat data is
shared are requested to attribute as well.

More on OCLC attribution here
http://www.oclc.org/developer/develop/data-sets/attribution.en.html
(though this deals with data sourced from OCLC directly, not necessarily
member libraries sharing bib data. I think conventions are supposed to be
the same in either case).

Joshua

From: Zlunioncat [mailto:zlunioncat-bounces@lists.qzap.org] *On Behalf
Of *Christine DeZelar-Tiedman
Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2017 7:36 AM
To: Jennifer LaSuprema jlasuprema@gmail.com
Cc: zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org
Subject: Re: [Zlunioncat] CC/licensing question

The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor.
Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an
agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's
catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however.

On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema jlasuprema@gmail.com
wrote:

Hey Jenna,

I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to
being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces
of metadata. I could be wrong!

tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message

On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman leslzine@gmail.com wrote:

Dear friends,

My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog
project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan
http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf
(pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data.

My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially
Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog
is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME?

Jenna

--

http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info

http://zines.barnard.edu

http://leslzine.storenvy.com

http://radicalreference.info

she, her

Zlunioncat mailing list
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--

Christine DeZelar-Tiedman
Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian
University of Minnesota Libraries
160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH
309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX
Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu

Zlunioncat mailing list
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Thanks, Joshua! That's interesting about WorldCat attribution. Jenna Freedman | Associate Director of Communications & Zine Librarian LeFrak 111 | zines.barnard.edu | @barnlib <http://twitter.com/barnlib> | https://jennafreedman.youcanbook.me she, her <http://zines.barnard.edu> On Thu, Mar 9, 2017 at 8:31 AM, Barton, Joshua <bartonjp@mail.lib.msu.edu> wrote: > Hi Jenna, > > > > OCLC member shops like mine (who would probably have some metadata > originating from WorldCat in any submissions to ZUC) would have to submit > metadata in observation of the WorldCat Rights and Responsibilities for > the OCLC Cooperative > <https://www.oclc.org/en/worldcat/cooperative-quality/policy.html>. OCLC > requests attribution via ODC-BY <https://opendatacommons.org/licenses/by/>. > My read is that third-party users/services with whom WorldCat data is > shared are requested to attribute as well. > > > > More on OCLC attribution here > <http://www.oclc.org/developer/develop/data-sets/attribution.en.html> > (though this deals with data sourced from OCLC directly, not necessarily > member libraries sharing bib data. I think conventions are supposed to be > the same in either case). > > > > Joshua > > > > *From:* Zlunioncat [mailto:zlunioncat-bounces@lists.qzap.org] *On Behalf > Of *Christine DeZelar-Tiedman > *Sent:* Thursday, March 09, 2017 7:36 AM > *To:* Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com> > *Cc:* zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > *Subject:* Re: [Zlunioncat] CC/licensing question > > > > The only exception might be if the cataloging was outsourced to a vendor. > Because the records are a commodity for the vendor, there might be an > agreement with the institution not to share them outside the library's > catalog. I don't see this being a very likely scenario with zines, however. > > > > On Wed, Mar 8, 2017 at 5:22 PM, Jennifer LaSuprema <jlasuprema@gmail.com> > wrote: > > Hey Jenna, > > > > I am under the impression that most metadata is not copyrightable due to > being facts. This doesn't apply to descriptive text, just individual pieces > of metadata. I could be wrong! > > ----- > > tiny phone + tiny keypad = tiny message > > > On Mar 8, 2017, at 5:06 PM, jenna freedman <leslzine@gmail.com> wrote: > > Dear friends, > > > > My digital humanities class is working away on our zine union catalog > project. The step we're on now is building a data management plan > <http://library.columbia.edu/content/dam/libraryweb/locations/sciencelib/past_workshops/2016/16_0322_ER_AN_RIDM_Handout.pdf> > (pdf). One of the questions is about ownership and use/reuse of data. > > > > My assumption is that folks expect their catalog records to be essentially > Creative Commons licensed--that anything that is made public in the catalog > is open for reuse. Did I make an ASS out of U and ME? > > > > Jenna > > > > -- > > http://lowereastsidelibrarian.info > > http://zines.barnard.edu > > http://leslzine.storenvy.com > > http://radicalreference.info > > she, her > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > > > > > > -- > > Christine DeZelar-Tiedman > Metadata and Emerging Technologies Librarian > University of Minnesota Libraries > 160 Wilson Library (612) 625-0381 PH > 309 19th Ave. S. (612) 625-3428 FAX > Minneapolis, MN 55455 dezel002@umn.edu > > _______________________________________________ > Zlunioncat mailing list > Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org > http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org > > _______________________________________________ Zlunioncat mailing list Zlunioncat@lists.qzap.org http://lists.qzap.org/listinfo.cgi/zlunioncat-qzap.org

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