Deliverable on Regulations and Policies on FutureTDM
In my earlier blog post, I announced that FutureTDM is mapping the legal barriers to TDM in Europe, for which we conducted a questionnaire...
FutureTDM reports on APE 2017
A few weeks ago the FutureTDM poster travelled to Berlin to be shown during the APE conference organized by Academic Publishing in Europe (APE)Publishing...
The Objectives of FutureTDM
In order to foster the exploitation of TDM in European scientific, economic and public sectors, and eventually boost economy and society as a whole,...
The Commission’s proposed TDM exception: Who’s to benefit?
This blog post was originally published on the Kluwer Copyright Blog on September 15, 2016.Recently, the Commission published a draft of the Commission’s impact assessment “on the modernisation...
I was doing TDM before I knew what it’s called
Interview with Michał Mach, entrepreneur, trainer, consultant, co-owner at caltha.eu, president of advisory board at ePaństwo Foundation.FPP: What is TDM from the point of...
The Role of Anne Frank’s Diary and Academic Freedom for Text...
It is beyond dispute that Anne Frank’s diary is of great historical value. A recent Dutch court decision confirms this, in a case that...
The FutureTDM Open Science Cafe at the Dutch Presidency Open Science...
Open Science is a key priority of the Dutch EU Presidency. The Netherlands is committed to open access to scientific publications and the best...
‘TDM is Simply the Research Method of the Future!’: An Interview...
We are pleased to have Dr Lucie Guibault, Associate Professor at the Institute for Information Law of the University of Amsterdam (UvA) to be...
Neighbouring Rights, Publishers, and a TDM Exception
Until now, the copyright reform process initiated by the European Commission had brought some hope for text and data mining (TDM) researchers, when it...
An open-access publisher perspective on TDM
Interview with Frederick Fenter, Executive Editor (Frontiers Media SA) On 11 January 2017, one day before the European Parliament Legal Affairs Committee began debating...
