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Free Licenses & Creative Commons: A Powerful Tool for Open Access Publishing in Grey Literature
Pejšová, Petra ; Vaska, Marcus
In today’s increasingly technologically savvy information society, “using remote access and free content to open doors for science students”, a statement made by NANSLO Lab director Daniel Branan (http://www.scoop.it/t/ava-openeducation), is yet another example of ongoing efforts to make information more openly and freely available and accessible. Although Branan focused his remarks on the scientific community, this applies to more than one specific subject field. Rather, scientists, teachers, artists, sociologists, programmers, as well as professionals from the arts industry and economics are increasingly becoming involved in sharing and reusing their work. Open content provides an opportunity to shorten the time for research to become available, not repeat research already conducted, have data to compare, collect backround information for a project, and numerous other possibilities. Despite the well-intentioned mandate of a Creative Commons license, the free distribution of an author’s work is still “governed by applicable copyright law.” (Wikipedia, n.d.) Jack Andraka, an advocate for the Open Access Movement, laments the disappointment that can occur due to publication and distribution restrictions: “I’ve seen so many great ideas get killed in the lab when my peers are stopped by closed access [to research articles]” (http://teamopen.cc/jack/). Open licencing is a strong instrument ensuring open access to research data.
Fulltext: idr-876_2 -  PDF
Slides: idr-876_1 - PDF
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Sixteenth International Conference on Grey Literature: Grey Literature Lobby: Engines nad Requesters for Change
Pejšová, Petra
Za NTK se konference zúčastnila PhDr. Petra Pejšová z oddělení 46, která přednesla příspěvek na téma Free Licences and Creative Commons: A Powerful Tool for Open Access Publishing in Grey Literature a byla spoluautorem příspěvku Publishing Geodesy, Topography and Cartography Research via Invenio. Konference se zabývala transformací organizace práce s šedou literaturou jak na základě technologického vývoje, tak v důsledku změny v oblasti publikování a licencování vědecké literatury, vlivu Open Access a otevírání vědeckých dat.
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Evaluation Report of Conference on Grey Literature and Repositories 2014
Vyčítalová, Hana ; Charvátová, Michaela
Národní technická knihovna (NTK) uspořádala 7. ročník Konference o šedé literatuře a repozitářích. Prostřednictvím této akce je zajištěna českému publiku prezentace informací a aktualit o šedé literatuře v ČR i v zahraničí a příbuzných tématech. Konference se uskutečnila 22. října 2014 v Ballingově sále v Národní technické knihovně v Praze. K získání informací o názorech a spokojenosti účastníků konference vyl opět použit evaluační dotazník (viz. Příloha č. 2). Výsledky z dotazníků byly využity ke zhodnocení této akce a ke zlepšení přípravy, organizace a obsahové náplně příštího ročníku konference.
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Creative Commons 4.0
Myška, Matěj
The paper will focus on the new Creative Commons 4.0 licences and the possibilities and limits of their use in making gray literature available in the context of the recodification of private law in the Czech Republic.
Fulltext: idr-806_4 - PDF
Slides: idr-806_1 - PDF; idr-806_2 - PDF
Video: idr-806_3 -  MP4
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Influence of technologies on the music industry in terms of music distribution
Labská, Julie ; Sigmund, Tomáš (advisor) ; Šťástka, Vladimír (referee)
Diploma thesis deals with the influence of technologies on the music industry in terms of music distribution. In the first part the two major issues are discussed for deeper understanding of the topic. The change of perception and creation of music over certain period of time and the development of technologies related to music in historical context. Following chapters are mainly focused on current technologies, digitalization and the internet, and global turnovers which have had impact on distribution of music as a consequence of technological spread. In addition to this, the issue of legal aspects related to sharing and downloading music via internet is described. The strategies have been created and adopted by the music industry representatives as a response to the situation of increasing intensity of infringing copyright law by unauthorized sharing and decreasing number of physical media sales. The goal of these strategies has been aimed at support expansion of online music services and raising of public copyright awareness. The work analyses and assesses above mentioned strategies and estimates the possible future development of music industry. Assumptions are created on the basis of historical background and current situation. The partial objective is to evaluate whether the sales of physical media have future as a main source of income for music industry or not.
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Public licenses, grey literature and research data
Myška, Matěj
The paper focuses on the legal aspects of licensing of research data under the public licenses in order to fulfill the Open Definition. Firstly, the relevant legal institutes are presented and discussed. The Creative Commons 4.0 and Open Data Commons public licenses are introduced as legal tools how to achieve the Open Data status.
Fulltext: idr-684_3 - PDF
Slides: idr-684_1 - PDF; idr-684_2 - PDF
Video: Myska - MP4
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Protection of personal rights in theatre practice
Topinka, Jan ; SRSTKA, Jiří (advisor) ; CHLOUPEK, Vojtěch (referee)
In this thesis I have described historical development of the right to the
protection of personal rights from their establishment up to the present
legal regulations. I paid great attention to description of particular
elements of the personal rights both in the area of general rights and
special ones. Those elements of personal rights are the ones I often
encounter in the frame of artistic production. I tried to interpret basic
principles and rules related to the elements of personal rights. Today, we
can see many cases in public life directly affected by these issues, so I
consider this topic to be a very hot issue. This thesis aims at making this
area of legal aspects related to conducting theatre activities more
transparent to a wider population of theatre managers.
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