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Detailed Table of Contents
Preface..............................................................................................................................................xviii
Acknowledgment..............................................................................................................................xxiii
Part A
Organizational Issues
Chapter 1
History, Evolution, and Impact of Digital Libraries..........................
Leonardo Candela, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy
Donatella Castelli, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy
Pasquale Pagano, Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, Italy
Digital Libraries have achieved a fundamental role in our knowledge society. By making the wealth of
material contained in libraries, museum, archives and any knowledge repository worldwide available
they are giving citizens in every place of the world the opportunity to appreciate their global cultural
heritage and use it for study, work or leisure. They are revolutionising the whole knowledge manage-
ment lifecycle. In this chapter, the history characterizing these knowledge enabling technologies is
described. The history starts from the early attempts toward systems supporting knowledge discovery
and reaches the current age in which a plethora of different realizations of digital library systems co-
exist. The evolutionary process conducting to the current, multi-instanced and still evolving status of
affairs as well as the motivations governing it are identified and presented. The main initiatives and
milestones producing the nowadays instances of these knowledge enabling systems are mentioned.
Finally, the impact these systems had and are having on various aspects of our society is discussed.
Chapter 2
Interoperability in Digital Libraries......................................................................................................31
Hussein Suleman, University of Cape Town, South Africa
This chapter present the principles and practices of interoperability - the ability of systems to work
together - as it pertains to digital libraries. While there is no well-defined theoretical basis for in-
teroperability, it has gradually emerged as a major aspect in the creation of digital library systems,
particularly in modern digital repositories such as those adopted by the Open Access movement. The
need for standardisation is a key element of interoperability, and is considered in tandem with the more
technical elements. Principles of interoperability have emerged through experimentation and any future
attempts to infuse interoperability into a system should build on these principles, such as simplicity and
orthogonality. In practice, experiments with system and protocols have demonstrated what works and
what does not and where there is a need for additional interventions, such as the successful OAI-PMH
and RSS standards. The key interoperability technologies currently in use in digital library systems are
introduced and contextual ised in terms of their applicability and motivations. In this discussion, the line
between digital library standards and Web standards is intentionally fuzzy because of the increasingly
symbiotic relationship between these communities.
Chapter 3
Quality and Interoperability: The Quest for the Optimal Balance........................................................48
Nicola Ferro, University of Padua, Italy
This chapter deals with the problem of defining and assessing the quality of a digital library. The chap-
ter will provide a brief excursus on the evolution of digital libraries and their current complexity to
make it clear that there is a strong need for systematic and exhaustive models which precisely define
what digital libraries are and encompass a model for the quality of digital libraries. In this context, we
will present an overview of the DELOS Reference Model for digital libraries and we will go into details
about how quality has been modelled in it. We will also compare this model to another formal model for
digital libraries, which is the Stream, Structures, Spaces, Scenarios, Societies (5S) model. The discus-
sion addressed in the chapter will not be limited to quality issues but will show how quality impact on
various dimensions of the digital library universe. In particular, we will discuss how quality relates to
interoperability. To this end, we will describe the conceptual model for interoperability developed in
support to the European Digital Library initiative and we will highlight its relationships with the quality
domain in the DELOS Reference Model. Finally, we will outlook some future directions that may be
pursued to improve and automate the assessment and evaluation of quality in digital libraries.
Chapter 4
Collaboration through Digital Libraries................................................................................................69
Andrds Micsik, MTA SZTAKI DSD, Hungary
This chapter addresses the collaborative aspects of digital libraries as a special case of Computer Sup-
ported Collaborative Work (CSCW). Libraries always had social and cultural roles, and worked as a
dedicated place for learning, research and sometimes also for opinion exchange and debates. The Inter-
net era gave birth to digital libraries which can also represent a whole range of collaborative functions.
The suitable collaborative functions are different for young students, general public or scientists and
also different in the view of the user s goals, such as finding content, finding answers or creating new
content. The collaborative aspects of these library functions are described here in details with typical
examples. Despite of these examples, many librarians think that digital libraries failed to ride the waves
of emerging web technologies, and current digital libraries cannot serve general information needs well
enough, so they are not among the first sources of information and collaboration support any more.
An important moment in the evolution of DL systems was the appearance of Web 2.0 technology and
social computing. The Web 2.0 brought not only fancier user interfaces, but enriched functionality for
building communities and collaborating extensively through the Web. Library 2.0 was the late response
of the librarian community for social sites, since Library 2.0 is user-centered, with focus on rich social
interactions through multi-media content. Moreover, for many, Library 2.0 is not about technology, but
about a new philosophy of constant evaluation and innovation with the help of library users. In fact,
Library 2.0 allows the users to change the library in many ways. The challenges for libraries within the
Web 2.0 era are summarized here, along with the research issues waiting to be solved, as we think that
the prospects of collaborative functionalities are far reaching and they could become a key motivation
for using digital libraries.
Chapter 5
Encoding Models for Scholarly Literature: Does the TEI Have a Word to Say?.................................88
Martin Holmes, University of Victoria, Canada
Laurent Romary, INRIA-Gemo Humboldt Universitdt Berlin, Germany
In this chapter, we examine the issue of digital formats for document encoding, archiving and pub-
lishing, through the specific example of born-digital scholarly journal articles. This small area of
electronic publishing represents a microcosm of the state of the art, and provides a good basis for this
discussion. We will begin by looking at the traditional workflow of journal editing and publication, and
how these practices have made the transition into the online domain. We will examine the range of dif-
ferent file formats in which electronic articles are currently stored and published. We will argue strongly
that, despite the prevalence of binary and proprietary formats such as PDF and MS Word, XML is a far
superior encoding choice for journal articles. Next, we look at the range of XML document structures
(DTDs, Schemas) which are in common use for encoding journal articles, and consider some of their
strengths and weaknesses. We will suggest that, despite the existence of specialized schemas intended
specifically for journal articles (such as NLM), and more broadly-used publication-oriented schemas
such as DocBook, there are strong arguments in favour of developing a subset or customization of the
Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) schema for the purpose of journal-article encoding; TEI is already in use
in a number of journal publication projects, and the scale and precision of the TEI tagset makes it par-
ticularly appropriate for encoding scholarly articles. We will outline the document structure of a TEI-
encoded journal article, and look in detail at suggested markup patterns for specific features of journal
articles. Next, we will look briefly at how XML-based publication systems work, and what advantages
they bring over electronic publication methods based on other digital formats.
Chapter 6
Music Libraries: How Users Interact with Music Stores and Repositories........................................Ill
Dimitrios Margounakis, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece
Dionysios Politis, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece
Nowadays, there is a great increase in music distribution over the Internet. This phenomenon is com-
mon in many countries and therefore involves many issues such as: ways of distribution, music format,
organizing music and copyright issues. The revolution in music prototypes (especially the MP3 music
format) urged many people to turn to the Internet for free and easy-to-find music. Music files can be
downloaded easily from the Internet anywhere in the world and be burned into a CD or DVD or trans-
ferred to a friend via usb-sticks. Music is also widely available as streams in Internet trough various
services such as MySpace, YouTube and Spotify. Internet also is full of questions what is legal and what
is not, because exchange of files is hard to supervise and the laws between countries also differ. All the
legal services are constructed around a digital music library, containing millions of songs. Vast music
libraries are easily accessed through Internet from users and serve as the ultimate way to find and listen
to the music they desire. In this chapter, some representative popular music libraries are presented.
Moreover, the interaction between the user and a music repository or a music store (a web site that sells
music over the Internet) is another subject presented in this chapter. In section 1, terms and definitions
related to digital music libraries are explained. Section 2 presents some popular music libraries, while
section 3 presents some popular Internet music stores. Finally, a special version of a digital music li-
brary in streaming format (Internet Radio) is presented in section 4.
Chapter 7
E-Books in Digital Libraries...............................................................................................................131
Monica Landoni, University of Lugano, Switzerland
This chapter will introduce a definition and an analysis of user needs when reading electronic books.
The way users interact with e-books is explored in a section on e-reading with an overview of different
types of readings and their implications on design. Finally the description of an evaluation initiative
aimed at studying e-book usability in context, the Active Reading Track in INEX is provided. Specific
attention will be paid to the role e-books play in academia and the studies that look into visibility, popu-
larity and accessibility of electronic titles with students and scholars.
Chapter 8
Emerging Challenges of the Digital Information................................................................................141
Sarantos Kapidakis, Ionian University, Greece
The digital era has brought a change to the information world. Digital information is collected in re-
positories, is described with metadata and is disseminated through digital libraries. But many issues are
in debate, even what in fact constitutes a digital object, how to create, store and handle complex digital
objects and how to preserve the digital information in the long run. Digital objects are used more exten-
sively than traditional ones, which affect their cost and pricing. The enforcing of the copyright is more
imperative, while at the same time copies have to be created for technical reasons alone. It is difficult
to distinguish and prevent unauthorized copying and plagiarism, there are many more parties that may
be responsible for bad use and the fair use appears in different ways. There are unusually many orphan
works and many digital objects have unclear terms of usage or are often offered under open access, such
as Creative Commons licenses. Libraries have a new role in this context, which involves using, creating
and sharing digital libraries.
PartB
Legal Issues of Digital Libraries
Section 1
Digital Libraries and Copyright Law
Chapter 9
Digital Libraries and Copyright Issues: Digitization of Contents and the Economic
Rights of the Authors..........................................................................................................................159
Agnes Lucas-Schloetter, Ludwig-Maximilian University, Germany
While cultural institutions such as libraries, museums and archives wish to digitize their collections
for preservation purposes and make the world s cultural heritage available to the public, private enti-
ties are launching projects to provide access to digitized contents through Internet search engines. This
may, however, raise copyright issues, particularly in case of opt-out programs such as Google s Book
Search, where rights holders have to specifically request that their copyrighted works be excluded from
the project. This chapter highlights the legal challenges involved in the digitization of works from li-
braries collections and the subsequent use of the digital files.
Chapter 10
The Digitization of Contents in Digital Libraries: Moral Right and Limits.......................................180
Anthoula Papadopoulou, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece
This chapter deals with the challenges faced by moral rights in the digital environment, especially as
they pertain to digital libraries. It starts with an introduction to issues concerning the legal framework
of moral rights, clarifying their position internationally. Furthermore, specific issues regarding infringe-
ments of moral rights are addressed, namely: content digitization, practice of linking, alterations of
the work during the digitization process etc. In short, the necessity of the digitization of the library s
content is elucidated and the societal demand of easy and cheap access to knowledge is presented. The
author is of the opinion that moral rights, arising out of the conflict of economical interests, are easier
to maintain their legal intensity. Furthermore, in the modern information society, moral rights are prone
to an inter-disciplinary approach and thus, they gain intensity in the balance of interest between authors
and users. More specifically, moral rights have an intricate interrelationship with social, cultural, eco-
nomic and philosophical aspects as well as with Fundamental and Human Rights.
Chapter 11
The Issue of Orphan Works in Digital Libraries..............................................................................198
Maria-Daphne Papadopoulou, Hellenic Copyright Organization, Greece
A new category of works creates a number of problems in the world of digital libraries, and not only,
and that is, the orphan works. Those works of an unknown -or untraceable- author create an uncer-
tainty to the perspective users, who, although they need to use the works and they are willing to obtain a
license, they are unable to do so, since they do not know from where to ask it. This chapter will analyze
the orphan works issue of the digital libraries perspective. It will explore not only the controversial
term of orphan works, but most importantly the controversial situation that the orphan works has
created. Part one will explain the notion of orphan works. Part two will explore why, how and when
they entered into the modern copyright world. Part three will look through the problems that originate
from orphan works: economic, cultural, technical problems and the multi-territorial issue. Next, after
analyzing the relevant legal framework for orphan works in relation to digital libraries (part four), part
five will look into the legal solutions that exist or are proposed to confront this problem. Finally, in the
last part it will be analyzed how the orphan works are treated at the European level.
Chapter 12
The Protection of Digital Libraries as Databases: An Ideal Choice or a Paradox?............................232
Tatiana-Eleni Synodinou, University of Cyprus, Cyprus
This chapter explains the application of EU Directive 96/9 to digital libraries. Digital libraries cor-
respond largely to the broad definition of databases which is established by the Directive 96/9. The
application of the database copyright and sui generis regime to digital libraries provides a safe and
solid legal protection to digital libraries which fulfill the conditions of originality and investment set
by the Directive. The chapter examines in detail the conditions for protection, the subject matter, the
content and the extent of the Directive s 96/9 two-tier legal protection regime as it is applied to digital
libraries. While the protection of the structure of a digital library by copyright law has not provoked
any reactions both in Europe and in U.S.A., the possibility of protection of the digital library s contents
by the quasi proprietary database sui generis right has been since the adoption of the Directive 96/9 a
highly controversial issue. The defendants of the Internet dogma of free and open flow of information
consider the sui generis right as an inappropriate and unbalanced legal mechanism which promotes the
monopolization of the digital knowledge to the detriment of the public interest. The chapter also dem-
onstrates the conflict between the proprietary interests of the digital library s maker and the interests of
the lawful user of a digital library. Furthermore, a critical overview of the regime of exceptions to da-
tabase sui generis right is provided. In order to justify and balance the attribution of the proprietary sui
generis right, the author argues that the regime of database sui generis exceptions should be enriched
and strengthened, especially when the purposes of education, research and information are served by
the exceptions.
Chapter 13
Copyright and Digital Libraries: Securing Access to Information in the Digital Age........................257
Christophe Geiger, University of Strasbourg, France
Challenged by new technology, copyright is currently in turmoil. Increasingly regarded by the general
public as a curb to the universal dissemination of knowledge, it seems to have no alternative but to
include access to information in order to meet the challenges posed by the knowledge society. It might
even be its ability to bring together opposing but complementary views that will guaranty its durabil-
ity in the future and whether it can adapt to a new economic, technological and social environment.
Copyright law has shown a remarkable ability to adapt to new developments in the past and has the
necessary tools to ensure that this continues to be the case in the future, although the massive techno-
logical changes will probably require rethinking the mechanisms for its implementation. It is, therefore,
necessary not to think in terms of opposing rights, but of the complementary nature of copyright and the
right of access to information, so as to reconcile the two, which is both necessary and desirable. The is-
sue of how to accommodate those two rights is of course of particular importance for libraries that wish
to use the fantastic opportunities of digital technologies to both preserve and make accessible works in
a easy and cost effective way to the public. Conceiving an optimal legal framework, allowing digital
libraries to expand while at the same time securing a fair return to creators and editors might therefore
constitutes one of the main challenges for copyright in the digital age. Accordingly, it will be necessary,
first of all, to reiterate a number of basic principles of copyright law and carry out a brief historical sur-
vey. A study will then need to be carried out of how the advent of the information society has changed
the existing balances. This will be followed by a brief discussion of recent developments in the legal
provisions currently in force. This in turn would lead us to consider both the changes necessary to those
provisions to ensure better access to information as well as certain initiatives that are either under way
or planned, with the aim of striking a balance between the interests involved.
Chapter 14
Digital Libraries and Web Linking.....................................................................................................273
Maria G. Sinanidou, Hellenic Copyright Organization, Greece
In the digital era knowledge and information are becoming more and more online accessible. In this
perspective, libraries have a vital function in respect of copyright protection and accessibility to knowl-
edge. On the one hand, web services are facilitating flow of information and access to knowledge; on
the other hand, Internet moots questions regarding copyrights protection. The main purpose of linking
is the creation of the World Wide Web as a thesaurus of knowledge and information. Nevertheless,
digitization projects on an international level are already experiencing conversely issues, mainly be-
cause of copyright. Purpose of this chapter is to discuss some of these issues deriving from the linking,
particularly for digital libraries. What is the relation between the scope of digital libraries on the one
hand and of copyright on the other one? What is the role of the various stakeholders, i.e. the libraries
and the right holders?
Chapter 15
Intellectual Property Issues for Digital Libraries at the Intersection of Law, Technology,
and the Public Interest.........................................................................................................................294
Dionysia Kallinikou, National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
Marinos Papadopoulos, Athens Bar Association, Greece Legal Lead Creative Commons, Greece
Alexandra Kaponi, Athens Bar Association, Greece
Vassiliki Strakantouna, National Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece
The development of Digital libraries and repositories, a worldwide vision with enormous political
and ideological importance for humanity, in an effort to approach cultures and preserve plurality and
diversity, is directly affected by the provisions of Intellectual Property Law and is subject to the con-
sideration of innovation through legislation. Legal issues such as these related to software use, database
protection, the collection, digitization, archiving, and distribution of protected works are of outmost
importance for the operation and viability of Digital libraries and repositories. In this chapter, we focus
upon some of these legal issues and consider an alternative proposal in respect of Intellectual Property
law for open access to creative works furnished to the public through Digital libraries and repositories.
The alternative proposal pertains to the use of the Creative Commons licenses as a legal means to en-
hance Openness for Digital libraries.
Chapter 16
Open Content in Libraries: Contractual Issues...................................................................................342
Galateia Kapellakou, Bar Office of Athens, Greece
Marina Markellou, Bar Office of Corinth, Greece
Evangelia Vagena, Hellenic Copyright Organization, Greece
The basic issue examined in this chapter is how can open access be achieved through the instrument
of contracts. In the digital environment right holders have the power to restrict access to works by us-
ing restrictive contractual terms enforced by means of technical measures. As a counterbalance to the
extended authority of the right holder, open access movements have appeared which express the users
need to have open access to creative content. It is put forward that the terms used in contractual forms
that have been standardized and express the ideology of open content are not always compatible with
the existing copyright law contractual provisions and the way in which collective management func-
tions.
Section 2
Traditional Media in Digital Libraries
Chapter 17
Newspapers and Digital Libraries.......................................................................................................363
Nadia Kyprouli, Athens Bar Association, Greece
This chapter deals with the new digital environment that embraces newspaper content. The notions of
newspapers, news, articles, photographs, cartoons and podcasts are considered. The legal notion of the
entitlement of creators rights in different newspaper contents (journalists, photographers, cartoonists,
visual artists), the legal implications due to contractual arrangements and the status of rights in case of
an employment contract and in case of a services contract are analyzed from the copyright perspective.
The chapter answers the question who owns the electronic rights in the newspapers contents. It consid-
ers the exceptions and limitations of copyright, the fair use principle and the three-steps test. Lastly, it
deals with the undisputed modern reality of digital libraries with newspaper content and digital libraries
of general cultural content and defines the unique characteristics of works included in newspapers. It
concludes that, while international and national legislators acknowledge the social request for a more
free access to technical and educational materials, copyrights are to be respected.
Chapter 18
The Audiovisual Works as Digital Library Content: Storage and Exploitation..................................382
Charis Tsigou, Greek Audiovisual Council, Greece
The digital reproduction and transmission of audiovisual works seems to be the next stage of dis-
semination and commercial exploitation of protected works, following musical works. Additionally, the
latest major novelty of the information society is the creation of digital libraries, for profit or not, at na-
tional and international level. The inclusion of audiovisual works in digital libraries and their resulting
exploitation raise a number of legal issues. This chapter aims to review the economic rights involved
in the process of digital exploitation as well as the delimitation of the safeguarding of the moral rights,
which the libraries are bound to observe. It does not, however, address issues related to the off-line
exploitation of audiovisual works or their further use by the user of the digital library services.
Section 3
Management of the Digital Library: IP Management and Other Legal Issues
Chapter 19
Personal Data Protection in Digital Libraries.....................................................................................413
Ioannis Iglezakis, Aristotle University ofThessaloniki, Greece
Digital libraries provide many advantages compared with traditional libraries, such as wide and round
the clock availability of resources, lack of physical boundaries, etc. However, the disclosure of person-
ally identifiable information in the course of processing activities may lead to an invasion of privacy of
library users, without their being aware of it. In fact, privacy threats are increased in the digital environ-
ment, in which digital libraries operate. The right to privacy in the library is the right to open inquiry
without having the subject of one s interest examined or scrutinized by others (ALA, 2005). Users of
digital libraries have similar privacy expectations when making use of their services. The issues con-
cerning the privacy of digital libraries patrons are thus addressed in comparative perspective, in this
chapter. In more particular, the legal regulations with regard to data protection in digital libraries in the
EU and the US are presented. The comparative analysis of the two legal orders shows differences and
similarities, but also highlights loopholes of protection.
Chapter 20
Liability of Hosting Provider with Regard to Open Libraries............................................................430
Thanos K. Tsingos, Athens Bar Association, Greece
Internet allows free access of information to anyone, without any particular quantitative, temporal or
geographical restriction. At the same time, the use of Web 2.0 technologies allows users to offer their
personal contributions in order to enrich projects, such as the renowned open libraries project. How-
ever, the emergence of open libraries , which is much related to the concept of the so called User
Generated content , may give rise to several types of copyright infringement by reason of impair-
ing one or more of the original author s exclusive rights. In addition, Internet Service Providers may
facilitate users infringing activities by offering either a mere access to the net or by providing them
with hosting services for various actions to take place that may be properly characterized as copyright
infringements by the applicable copyright law. In the abovementioned context, this chapter examines
the issue of whether an Internet Hosting provider could be held liable for copyright infringement in
terms of any content originated by the user, especially in relation to an open library, by offering a deeper
understanding on the rules governing ISP s liability in the USA and the EU. The author attempts to de-
scribe the main recent developments taken place in this area of law and conclude on the most important
differences between the US and the EU legal order.
Chapter 21
Copyright Infringement of Digital Libraries and Private International Law: Jurisdiction Issues......447
Nikitas Hatzimihail, University of Cyprus, Cyprus
New technologies, and the digitization of works of intellect in particular, have led to an explosive ex-
pansion of transnational litigation, challenging the traditional premises of private international law. This
Chapter considers the rules under which European and U.S. courts may assert jurisdiction over cases
involving digital libraries: notably copyright claims, but also other IP rights. Initiatives to create a trans-
national set of rules or principles are also examined.
Section 4
Cultural Aspects
Chapter 22
Preservation of Cultural and Scientific Heritage by Means of Digital Libraries................................462
Stylianos Korres, Athens Bar Association, Greece
Eva Kokotsaki, Athens Bar Association, Greece
The entire world s cultural and educational resources are being more and more produced, distributed
and accessed in digital form, rather than on paper. Born-digital heritage available on-line, including
electronic journals, World Wide Web pages or on-line databases, are now an integral part of the world s
cultural heritage. Consequently preservation of cultural and scientific heritage has undergone substan-
tial changes and has come across new challenges. Traditional methods for preservation have been
backed by technological tools of enormous capacities, creating the impression of a constant revolu-
tion . Most importantly, preservation has shifted from a passive stance (storage) to more active attitude
(digitization, migration). However, the transition from the analogue past to the digital future is not
smooth, as one would hope (or at least as libraries and their users would have hoped). The digital collec-
tion and preservation of on-line cultural and scientific assets was faced with legal instruments pertain-
ing to analogue age , such as the legal deposit and the traditional rules of copyright law, which in the
digital age seem as inadequate tools for the effective preservation of cultural and scientific heritage and
the securing of a wide access to that heritage. Recent and pending changes in the areas of legal deposit
and Copyright law attempt to modernize the legislation, but as it is demonstrated, a lot more has to be
done in that direction. This chapter presents an overview of the present situation, challenges and prob-
lems with a focus on European Community and International Law.
Compilation of References ..............................................................................................................482
About the Contributors...................................................................................................................513
Index...................................................................................................................................................522
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| discipline | Allgemeines |
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