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Realising and expanding the benefits of heritage GLAM repositories: open scholarship in practice
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DataCite and PIDs at the British Library
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Commercial Break: Imagining new ownership models for cultural heritage institutions
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Balancing public-private partnerships with responsibilities to our communities
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Where do I stand? Deconstructing digital collections [research] infrastructures: a perspective from Towards a National Collection
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"This is not IP I'm familiar with." The strange afterlife and untapped potential of public domain content in GLAM institutions.
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The Turing Way: Community-led resources for open research and data
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Open online tools for creating interactive narratives
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AHRC, digital research infrastructure and where we want to go with it
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The critical role of repositories in advancing open scholarship
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Investing in the future of open infrastructure
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Networks of libraries supporting open access book publishing
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Collective action for driving the open science agenda in Africa and Europe
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The not so quiet rights retention revolution: research libraries, rights and supporting our communities
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From digital to print: collecting Planet Divoc-91 and its paratexts
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Improving the Discoverability of Practice Research Processes, Outputs, and Data
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Available, Accessible, Open
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Making the Business Case for Open Access: How the Royal Albert Memorial Museum adopted an open access strategy for digital collections with the GLAM-E Lab
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MapReader: a computer vision pipeline for the semantic exploration of maps at scale
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