Open Music Europe Policy & Governance: Feedback to the First Copyright Infrastructure Task Force (Q2042): Difference between revisions
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This presentation outlines the alignment between three complementary initiatives shaping Europe’s emerging music data ecosystem: the Green Paper on AI, Data Governance, and Metadata Policies for Europe’s Music Ecosystem, the Open Music Observatory (OMO), and the OKM/CITF Report on Interoperable, Trustworthy Copyright Data in the AI Era. Together, these documents articulate a coherent European approach to repairing fragmented music metadata, addressing legacy collections, and ensuring GDPR-compliant attribution for creators.
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| English | Open Music Europe Policy & Governance: Feedback to the First Copyright Infrastructure Task Force |
This presentation outlines the alignment between three complementary initiatives shaping Europe’s emerging music data ecosystem: the Green Paper on AI, Data Governance, and Metadata Policies for Europe’s Music Ecosystem, the Open Music Observatory (OMO), and the OKM/CITF Report on Interoperable, Trustworthy Copyright Data in the AI Era. Together, these documents articulate a coherent European approach to repairing fragmented music metadata, addressing legacy collections, and ensuring GDPR-compliant attribution for creators. |