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Em reunião do escritório da Wikimedia no Reino Unido em 4 de novembro de 2013, representantes de cinco capítulos europeus discutiram e concordaram no seguinte documento, tido como uma declaração de intenções do Grupo de advocacia para o conhecimento livre e a iniciativa de Política europeia.

Declaração

O Grupo de advocacia para o conhecimento livre na Europa é um grupo composto por wikimedistas promotores do acesso livre ao conhecimento humano, bem como sua reutilização. Nesse sentido, ele posiciona-se acerca das regulamentações próprias do acesso aberto e do direito de cópia (copyright).

Apresentamos três ações que têm como objetivo expandir o domínio público na União Europeia, acelerar a digitalização do patrimônio cultural, e provocar ideias criativas para novos modelos de negócio.

Public Domain for Public Works

We believe that all publicly funded works can belong to the public and can be released into the public domain.

We want to see all works published by the European Union institutions, national governments and their respective agencies become freely available.

We are calling on the European Union to set the standard and become the global leader in this field. Releasing publicly funded content into the public domain will democratise it, increase competition and give start-ups a fairer chance. It will have positive effects on culture, science and the economy.

European Freedom of Panorama

We believe that Freedom of Panorama can be harmonised throughout the European Union.

Publishing images of publicly accessible buildings is unlawful in many EU countries, as architecture and public artworks are covered by copyright. This means that there is no freedom to use and re-use images taken in public spaces.

Freedom of Panorama allows people to freely use and share images taken in public spaces. It should apply across the European Union so that all Europeans have this freedom.

Free Use of Orphan Works

Orphan works are creations whose rights holder is not known. They are protected, although there is no copyright holder to ask for permission. We want to remove barriers obstructing the digitisation and use of orphan works.

We want to see orphan works digitised and used in a way that contributes to our culture, science and economy. The fastest, cheapest and most transparent way to achieve this is to remove current limitations.

We urge the European Union to revise its Directive on Orphan Works to fit the digital age in order to preserve these works that may otherwise be lost.

Time to act

By taking these steps the European Union will enable people to make greater use of cultural works - driving participation, creativity and economic & social activity.

London, 4 November, 2013

Signatories

• Wikimedia Nederland [1]
• Wikimedia Sverige [2]
• Wikimedia Österreich [3]
• Wikimédia France
• Wikimedia Česká republika
• Wikimedia Italia
• Wikimedia Deutschland
• Wikimedia UK [4]
• Wikimedia Polska Resolution 15/2014
• Wikimedia Eesti [5]
• Amical Wikimedia [6]
• Wikimedia España
• Wikimédia Magyarország
• Wikimedia Community User Group Greece [7]
• Wikimedia Belgium [8]
• Wikimedia Danmark
• Wikimedians of Latvia User Group [9]
• Wikimedia Norge
• Wikimedians of Bulgaria User Group [10]