Ricevo e inoltro (nel frattempo ho visto il messaggio già propagarsi ad altre mailing list)
Steko: indicano uno use case in campo archeologico segnato “da fare”…magari lo vuoi reinoltrare anche alla lista IOSA.
Non so se possa essere interessante anche presentare loro il caso “fork ISTAT” …o altri che vi vengano in mente
un saluto!
Andrea, noto pibinko
http://pibinko.altervista.org
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From: Roger Longhorn <ral@alum.mit.edu >
Date: 10-lug-2007 14.10
Subject: GUIDE TO OPEN DATA LICENSING
To: GSDI Legal-Economic Work Grouup <legal-econ@lists.gsdi.org>, EGIP < european-gi-policy@jrc.it>
GUIDE TO OPEN DATA LICENSING
Over the last month we’ve been working to produce a Guide to Open Data
Licensing. As the name should make clear this is a guide to licensing data
aimed particularly at those who want to make their data open.
At present it is roughly divided into two sections. The first section
deals with the practical question of how to license your data. The second
section discusses what kinds of intellectual property-like rights exist in
data in various jurisdictions.
This guide is very much in an ‘alpha’ state and we’d welcome corrections
or contributions. So please, check it out and feel free to make changes!
Open Data Licensing <http://www.okfn.org/wiki/OpenDataLicensing>
Ends
Roger Longhorn
ral@alum.mit.edu
EGIP Archive: http://www.ec-gis.org/egip/