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Title:: The Madrid Codices of Leonardo Da Vinci (Vol. I), f. 7r
Creator:: Leonardo Da Vinci
Date:: c.1493
Institution:: Biblioteca Nacional de España
Country:: Spain
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

News Created: 3 April 2018 Nicholas Jarrett

EuropeanaTech 2018 - Our keynote speakers - part one

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EuropeanaTech 2018 is a little over six weeks away. Joining the 300+ innovators and thought-leaders in tech in the cultural heritage sector are six keynote speakers from around the world. We are very excited to be introducing them, and their keynote presentations, over the next few weeks.

Title:: A screenshot from the Greetings From Zagreb app
Creator:: NSK
Date:: December 2017
Institution:: NSK
Country:: Croatia
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

News Created: 6 March 2018

Greetings From Zagreb - a journey through time

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We talk to the people behind 'Greetings From Zagreb', an app that uses historical postcards that are available on Europeana Collections.

Title:: View of Oudezijds Voorburgwal with the Oude Kerk in Amsterdam
Creator:: Jan van der Heyden
Date:: 1670
Institution:: Mauritshuis
Country:: Netherlands
Copyright:: Public Domain

Page Created: 15 December 2017 By Hugo Manguinhas

Europeana REST API Console

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Use this console to experiment with the Record & Search APIs, and build your queries

Title:: Volker Agueras Gaeng
Copyright:: CC BY

News Created: 6 December 2017 Clemens Neudecker

Coding da Vinci Berlin 2017: gathering German hackers, designers, and cultural heritage providers

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We tell you more about the main hackathon for cultural heritage in Germany.

Page Created: 16 November 2017 By Jolan Wuyts

API Libraries and plugins

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This page holds a list of libraries and plugins for the Europeana APIs, sorted by coding language or software suite.

Title:: LOD Cloud 2014
Creator:: Max Schmachtenberg, Christian Bizer, Anja Jentzsch and Richard Cyganiak
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

Page Created: 20 September 2017 By Gregory Markus

Issue 7: LODLAM

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In this issue of EuropeanaTech Insight several authors examine how Linked Open Data is changing the way cultural heritage institutes share and present information on the web.