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Artmob

"...Artmob is a multisectoral initiative designed to build large, accessible online archives of publically licensed Canadian art, and to foreground the issues that this process raises for Canadian copyright and intellectual property laws."
  
    
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"Artmob will have three major components:

• a free, open-source courseware module designed to maximize inter- and intra-departmental
resource-sharing

• a free, open-source form-based content management system for arts groups and artists -- especially those without a lot of technical expertise or access to resources -- interested in creating archives of creative work that are protected with some form of public license

• a digital policy centre that presents a Canadian perspective on the issues around creating large online archives of creative work, in order to shape, not merelty to react to, changes in the academy and in the wider culture"

Lead Managing Organization Artmob
Start Date 2006
Language English
Associated Organization(s) CRC, Openflows, Commons Group, Canadian Film Centre, Arts Groups, New Media Artists
Website (URL) http://artmob.ca/index.php

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