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Google has been scanning books for its service Google Books for some time now, getting into all sorts of hot water concerning - how unexpected - copyright issues. The end of the lawsuits filed by several parties are not to be expected soon and are the topic of heated debate especially in the US. To inform its members The College Art Association has published an interesting feature on its website,

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Without wanting to make a straight comparison between computer games and a scientific journal, the video below does make an interesting point when it comes to the engaging nature of new media as opposed to the so-called 'dead tree' media. Ignore the scientifically unsound use of the' what if' question and instead focus on the main point: new media offer new and more involving ways to communicate

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To us, it is essential to inform the broad network of art professionials continously about the future of jongHolland and even to let them feel the void that jongHolland has left behind now and then. That is why we handed out five hundred flyers at the Museum Congress that took place on October 8th and 9th in Middelburg. We received a great deal of enthusiastic reactions and can happily conclude

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As jongHolland was the only journal in The Netherlands on (Dutch) art since 1850 with high scholarly standards, it is dearly missed - not only as an opportunity to publish one's articles, but also as a way for readers to keep up with what's going on in current art historical research. The results of our survey confirm this. With the new jongHolland as an online platform fully in English we can

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http://www.nrcboeken.nl/nieuws/dbnl-verwijdert-beelden-van-na-1900-van-zijn-website When considering digital publishing about modern art, copyrights on images are really, really something to chew over carefully. The recent decision to remove all images from the Dutch website 'Digital Library' shows exactly how careful we have to be...

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Zes koepelorganisaties (BRAIN, DEN, KVAN, LCM, Museumvereniging en Virtueel Platform) hebben een protestbrief opgesteld die wordt ingediend bij de vaste kamercommissie OCW. Deze commissie bespreekt op 2 november a.s. de OCW-begroting voor 2010. De erfgoedorganisaties hebben ook een petitie opgesteld die online ondertekend kan worden. Op Prinsjesdag 2009 heeft het ministerie van Onderwijs,

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Read Me, Cite Me, Count Me! brings together academics from the fields of the humanities, physics and social sciences for a critical but constructive dialogue digital publishing strategies used by both academics and institutions. Prof.dr. Bas van Bavel (Economic and Social History at Utrecht University(UU)) will talk about how to get your publication accepted, whilst prof.dr. Hans Bertens (20th

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At the beginning of 2007 the art (-historical) magazine jongHolland ceased to be. Since then symposia have been held – both in its honour and as a way of exploring future perspectives. A think tank of young art historians have since been active, bouncing ideas off each other and the board of jongHolland. Many of you may have participated in the survey on jongHolland as an online publication and

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