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Panel discussion
Panel discussion refers to a moderator-led event where several speakers discuss a pre-defined topic.

Wikidata: Q2100278

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Parallel session
Parallel session refers to an event that takes place simultaneously to another.

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Physical event
Physical event refers to an event where people gather physically to one location to participate in the event.

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Plenary event
Plenary event refers to an event where all participants are in the same room.

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Europeana


Policy office hours
Policy office hours refers to an informal, unrecorded event where participants engage in discussions about a specific policy area related to copyright and digital cultural heritage. Participants are given the equal right to participate.

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Europeana


Presentation
Presentation refers to activity where someone describes, shows or explains something to a group of people.

Wikidata: Q604733

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Preview
Preview is a reduced size or length audio and/or visual representation of Content, in the form of one or more images, text files, audio files and/or moving image files.

Wikidata: Q1324197

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Problem statement
Problem statement refers to a brief description of the problem that the activities of the organisation seek to address.

Wikidata: Q4374193

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Public domain
Public domain refers to the category of works for which IPR has expired. In other words, no IP laws prohibit their reuse, although other restrictions may apply. Importantly, this does not refer to the “physical” public domain, which is commonly used to describe something made publicly available (e.g., “That information is in the public domain.”). A work may be in the physical public domain, yet remain protected by IPR – thus preventing it from being in the intellectual public domain.

GLAMs are also quasi-public spaces, so let’s just table and avoid the concept of the physical public domain altogether.

Wikidata: Q19652

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OpenGLAM

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