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FEP Activities - Week 1-5 & 8-12 February 2016
Week 1-5 February
- Brussels/Platform liability
- Brussels/Industrial policy for the Creative and Cultural Sectors
- Milan/CENL-FEP Working group discussed TDM and issues round legal deposit
Week 8-12 February
- Brussels/NEM Executive Group meeting
- Brussels/Europeana Food and Drink Book/eBook Cluster meeting
- Brussels/Creativity Works!
- Brussels/Discussion with the Commission on the educational exception
- EC/Remote access - Preservation
TISP article of the week
03 February 2016 - MLOL Plus
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The article of the week is about MLOL Plus, a service based on a subscription model that connects libraries, publishers, distributors and bookstores. It’s a service developed to support Italian libraries and give readers the access to digital loans. It uses a “freemium” business model: users pay for a subscription, they get an advanced service and help support the basic free service for library users.
10 February 2016 - The Journey of Alvin
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It’s the "The Journey of Alvin", kindly collected by the AMETIC team. This interactive story could be described as as an app-movie as the application takes advantage of the resources of cinematographic language.
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