2013. november 25-én és 26-án a visegrádi országok könyvtári szakembereinek részvételével zajlott az Országos Széchényi Könyvtában az „Accessing Digital Content: Mass Digitisation, E Legal Deposit, Copyright Matters – Experiences in National Libraries” című nemzetközi konferencia. A program alább olvasható, az angol nyelvű prezentációk az egyes előadáscímekre kattintva letölthetők.
Agenda
Session 1: Copyright Issues in Mass Digitisation – presentations by participants, discussion
- Agnieszka Leszynska (National Library of Poland): Mass digitisation in the National Library of Poland – access to the publications under copyright [1]
- Szabolcs Dancs (National Széchényi Library): Cultural Heritage under Copyright [2]
- Tomas Foltýn (National Library of the Czech Republic): The "National Digital Library" Mass Ddigitization Project [3]
Session 2: E Legal Deposit – presentations by participants, discussion
- Anna Wasilewska (National Library of Poland, Electronic Documents Department): National Repository of Electronic Documents as a place for e-legal deposit
- Lajos Vonderviszt (National Széchényi Library): E Legal Deposit in Hungary [4]
- Zdeněk Matušík (National Library of the Czech Republic): E-publication legal deposit legislation: preparatory works in the Czech Republic [5]
Session 3: Implementation of the European Union Directive 2012/28/EU – presentations by participants, discussion
- Katarzyna Slaska (National Library of Poland): Polish Copyright Forum and its works on orphan works [6]
- Zdeněk Matušík (National Library of the Czech Republic): Transposition of the Directive 2012/28/EU in the Czech Republic : the legislative intent and a draft bill [7]
- Péter Munkácsi (Ministry of Public Administration and Justice, Hungary): Hungarian Implementation of the Directive 2012/28/EU
Session 4: Key issues in the Digitisation of the WWI – 100 years project – presentations by participants, discussion
- Paulina Blaszczykiewicz (National Library of Poland): WWI in the Polona National Digital Library
- Jozef Dzivak (Slovak Chemical Library)
- Tomas Fiala (University library Bratislava)
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Tomas Foltýn (National Library of the Czech Republic): Digitazation of „Great War” Documents [8]