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ITALY
AND EUROPEANA
An overview Serie fotografica Venezia, 1947-1940
Fondazione Biblioteca Europea di
Informazione e Cultura (BEIC)
25 January 2021 CC BY-SA
Italy and Europeana: an overview Table of contents ITALY AND EUROPEANA Intro 3 Presidency of the Council of the European Union 4 Highlights 5 Funding and projects 6 Professional participation - Europeana Network Association 7 Italy’s culture showcased in Europeana Collections 7 Italy in Europeana Collections 9 End notes 11
Italy and Europeana: an overview
Intro
The Europeana Initiative drives digital available through Europeana Collections.
transformation and is responsible for With content from every EU country (and
Europeana Collections - Europe’s beyond), an interface available in every
platform for digital cultural heritage. It is EU language, and an award-winning
financed by the European Union’s series of APIs that give access to its
Connecting Europe Facility and content, Europeana Collections is the
European Union Member States. only place that offers up Europe’s
treasure trove of cultural heritage to the
Italy and its cultural heritage institutions world. By encouraging open licensing,
are indispensable partners, supporting the Europeana Initiative makes more
the Europeana Initiative and Europeana culture available to more people, so it
Foundation financially, and contributing can be used in education, research and
to the diversity of content the creative industries.
Europeana Collections, Europeana, 2018, Public Domain
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Italy and Europeana: an overview
Presidency of the Council of the
European Union
German presidency Europeana background to digital transformation and
conference - The Europeana conference copyright, where we stand, and what
under the German Presidency on 5 and 6 might come next. It was agreed that there
October explored the role that copyright is a need to collaborate across the sector.
plays in the digital transformation of the Europeana will explore ways to keep an
cultural heritage sector1. The conference up-to-date overview of positive initiatives
was organised in collaboration with the across the Member States, and will
German National Library as part of the continue engaging in discussions on how
cultural programme of the German the copyright in the Digital Single Market
Presidency. More than 40 DCHE members Directive can support the sector.
and copyright advocates and experts
from 21 countries participated in the
event. The conference looked at the
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Highlights
Building Digital Capacity: sense-making Introducing the Europeana MOOC ‘Digital
findings and outcomes: https://pro. Education with Cultural Heritage’: https://
europeana.eu/post/building-digital- pro.europeana.eu/post/introducing-the-
capacity-sense-making-findings-and- europeana-mooc-digital-education-with-
outcomes cultural-heritage
Approaches for handling multilingualism
for digital cultural heritage: https://pro.
europeana.eu/post/approaches-for-
handling-multilingualism-for-digital-
cultural-heritage
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Funding and projects
Since 2008, Italy has contributed €100,000. EU funding in Italy since 2008 are listed
below. 9 partners from Italy are currently
To date, €4,326,025 from the budget contributing to ongoing projects, which
provided by the EU to fund Europeana directly support content, knowledge and
Initiative projects has contributed to technology sharing between libraries,
activities in Italy. museums, archives, software agencies,
university research departments and the
Europeana Initiative projects with partial Europeana Initiative.
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Professional participation - Europeana
Network Association
The Europeana Network Association is a The Europeana Network Association
strong and democratic community of elects a Members Council which plays a
experts working in the field of digital crucial role across all the Europeana
heritage, united by a shared mission to Initiative’s activities. The Members
expand and improve access to Europe’s Council is made up of 36 people,
digital cultural heritage. including Flavia Bruni from ICCU.
Currently, 223 people from Italy are a
Europeana Network Association
member, and as such are involved in a
range of activities, sharing best
practices, learning and collaborating
within the cultural heritage sector.
Italy’s culture showcased in Europeana
Collections
Europeana Collections features over 58 Cultural heritage institutions
million objects of which 3,227,371 are
provided by Italian institutions. 130 cultural heritage institutions in Italy
contribute collections to Europeana. The
Aggregation largest partners are listed in the
following table. A full breakdown of
All objects aggregated by Italy can be institutions and objects can be found
found here2. The main point of contact here3.
for Italy is CulturaItalia.
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OBJECTS ON EUROPEANA
DATA PARTNERS
COLLECTION
SAN - Sistema Archivistico Nazionale 804,332
Cinecittà Luce S.p.A. 442,005
Internet Culturale 218,249
Istituto Sturzo, Roma 214,111
Internet Culturale - Biblioteca Braidense Milano 117,379
Biblioteca nazionale centrale di Roma 117,077
Dipartimento Di Scienze Della Vita, Università degli studi di Trieste 101,323
Internet Culturale / CulturaItalia 82,791
Cineteca di Bologna 73,157
Epigraphic Database Roma 71,826
MuseiD-Italia 69,961
MetsTeca 63,562
Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries 56,137
Fondazione Luigi Micheletti 51,704
Regione Piemonte 50,160
Archivio Franca Rame Dario Fo, CTFR 47,331
Federico Zeri Foundation 40,811
Epigraphic Dabatase Bari 40,283
Archivio Franca Rame - Dario Fo 38,622
Fondazione Biblioteca Europea di Informazione e Cultura (BEIC) 35,475
Openly licensed data 7.4% of the 3,227,371 objects in
Europeana provided by Italy are openly
Openly licensed material can be licensed4. 1.3% of these objects are
promoted widely, reaching millions more shown with the internationally
people, and can be used in innovative accredited Public Domain mark5, 4.2% is
products, apps and services that bring licensed under CC BY-SA6, 1.5% is
culture to the classroom, the newsroom, licensed under CC BY7 and 0.4% is
the science lab and the kickstarters. licensed under CC08.
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Rosa ‘Bloomfield Abundance’, Department of Life Sciences, University of Trieste, CC BY-SA
Italy in Europeana Collections
2018 2019 2020
Visits to Europeana Collections
186,012 191,131 293,825
from Italy
Total views of objects from Italy
198,7029 217,977 231,141
worldwide
Diego Abatantuono e Gabriele Ferzetti e la
Piano medio di Teddy
Most-viewed object from Italy la moglie Giulia Beg- moglie, Maria Grazia
Reno e la moglie Vania
worldwide notti seduti accanto ad Eminente, tra gli invitati del
Protti12
un bancone da bar10 ricevimento11
92% of visits from Italy browsed
Europeana Collections in Italian, 5% in
English, 1% in German while 2% used
other languages.
Objects on thematic Collections:
Migration: 1,247
1914-1918: 80,652
Art: 168,980
Sport: 8,350
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Serie fotografica
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Italia, Italia,
1950-1930
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Fondazione
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Biblioteca
Biblioteca
Europea Europea
di di
Informazione
Informazione
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e Cultura
(BEIC) (BEIC)
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End notes
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End notes
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