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, 2009 Ooghe, Bart, Vandendriessche, Yana
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Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues, 1994 C. J. Hunt
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The Koninklijke Bibliotheek: National Library of the Netherlands
Alexandria: The Journal of National and International Library and Information Issues, 1994The Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB) had been functioning as the national library of the Netherlands for some time before it was designated as such in 1982. In 1987 the library was given more autonomy. The appointment of the present National Librarian in 1991 coincided with severe budget restrictions, which necessitated a drastic reorganization; this ...
Wim Van Drimmelen, Gerard Van Trier
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Zichtbaarheid & hergebruik Topstukken Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 14 januari 2021
2021Nederlands: Hoe kun je de zichtbaarheid & hergebruik van KB-topstukken vergroten? Door ze in de Wikimedia-infrastructuur (Wikidata + Wikimedia Commons + Wikipedia) onder te brengen, en deze topstukken niet alleen als eindproducten ('consumeren'), maar juist ook als LEGO/bouwstenen ('creeren') te beschouwen Presentatie voor Het Nieuwe Instituut op 14
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Verdieping Wikidata en de KB, Koninklijke Bibliotheek, 14 november 2023
2023Key Takeaway This presentation provides an overview of how Wikidata is utilized in Linked Open Datasets (thesauri) and public domain heritage collections of the KB, the national library of the Netherlands. Summary The presentation discusses the integration of Wikidata with the KB, national library of the Netherlands. It is structured into four blocks:
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The netherlands depository of electronic publications at the koninklijke bibliotheek
Library Acquisitions: Practice & Theory, 1997Abstract The printed heritage of a country is kept in national deposit libraries. There is no doubt that electronic publications will have to be preserved in the same right as printed material. The basic functions of a national depository remain the same, regardless of the medium that carries the information.
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