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Title:: Dreamer talking to Bel-Acoeil from BL Royal 20 A XVII, f. 120v
Date:: c. 1340
Institution:: British Library
Country:: United Kingdom
Copyright:: Public Domain

News Created: 13 January 2021 Antoine Isaac

Approaches for handling multilingualism for digital cultural heritage

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Providing seamless access to collections in multiple languages has been a key objective for Europeana since its inception. In this post, we give an update on recent strategic developments at Europeana on this topic and introduce a new issue of EuropeanaTech Insight dedicated to multilingualism in digital cultural heritage.

Title:: Europeana 2020
Date:: 2020
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

11 — 13 November 2020
09:00 — 14:00
(CET) Online

OpenGLAM translation sprint at Europeana 2020

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Throughout the Europeana conference, we invite you to support multilinguality, openGLAM and the public domain by helping us translate two of our key policy documents on the matter: the Public Domain Usage Guidelines and the Public Domain Charter. Read on to discover the why and how!

Title:: Engels
Date:: 1946-01-29
Institution:: Museon
Country:: Netherlands
Copyright:: CC BY

News Created: 27 September 2019 Beth Daley

How we’re working to make sure culture is for everyone, in any language

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The language you speak shouldn’t be a barrier to finding what you want on Europeana Collections but right now, it might be. Find out what we’re doing to put that right.

Title:: Link to background image
Copyright:: CC0

News Created: 1 March 2018 Julia Fallon

Can we achieve multilingual copyright information on Europeana?

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Everyone should know what they can do with the works they discover through Europeana Collections. This is the basic premise that drives our work to help data partners apply the most appropriate rights statements to the objects they publish. What if we made the information we publish about copyright and reuse available in your native language? Would it make it easier for you to understand and share?