Openmute in partnership with The Photographers’ Gallery are please to announce our next AoDL monthly meetup on 15th March 2011 from 6.30-8.00pm, 9 William Road, NW1 3ER.
Our first event for the AoDL meetup group will be held on 16th February from 6.30pm - 8pm at the Photographers’ Gallery offices, 9 William Road, NW1 3ER on the topic of ‘Open Archiving’.
We are please to announce that following up on the AoDL Digital Salon and Surgeries series Openmute will be co-organising a set of monthly events in partnership with The Photographers’ Gallery.
The API gives easy access to the new electronic book publishing platforms (POD, eBooks, iPhone, iPads/tablets, mobiles and Apps) and associated revenues. Currently most of the platforms are off limits due to conversion costs.
A starting place for the project is to have publishers apply Dublin Core classifications and XML markup of their content, within their existing CMS. Lastly to connect to Amazon Pro Merchant accounts to sell publications.
PayPal's http://x.com might have the answers with their Adaptive Payment Framwork (APF).
Adaptive Payment Framework allows you to split a payment between different PayPal account holders, for example you could sell a package of books on your site, like your lead product and an accompaning offer. With APF when the payment is take the fee and order can be instantly sent to your partner and you get to choose who pays for the tranaction action fees.
The recent conference held at the Willem de Kooning Academie in Rotterdam which was looking at the current convergences of the printed book form and how that is transfering to the web.
Expert meeting for practitioners, researchers, and policy makers in various fields related to online archives, primarily in the Netherlands but with an international focus.
Based on 6 short presentations of case studies (below), we will raise a series of specific questions. How can a community establish its own archive beyond an institutional structure? Does a community driven approach with social software help develop innovative strategies for group archiving? How can new and traditional tools best be merged to increase access and improve usability?
