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Revision as of 13:51, 27 May 2014

Title of the submission
Image by Wikipedia
Themes (Proposal Themes - Community, Tech, Outreach, GLAM, Education)
GLAM, Tech
Type of submission (Presentation Types - Panel, Workshop, Presentation, etc)
Workshop
Author of the submission
Jonas Öberg
E-mail address
jonas@shuttleworthfoundation.org
Username
jonas
US state or country of origin
Sweden
Affiliation, if any (organization, company etc.)
Commons Machinery in Sweden AB, Shuttleworth Foundation, Free Software Foundation Europe
Personal homepage or blog
http://jonasoberg.net/
Abstract (at least 300 words to describe your proposal)

Imagine if you could go anywhere online and see the license and credit of any image you so choose. With the click of a button, you could see who created an image, where it's been published before, what license terms are associated with it, where you can find other copies or mashups of it, and where you can buy a signed print from the creator.

Providing proper attribution for images is the key to making that happen. Unfortunately, it's not unusual for images and other material from Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons to find their way into newspapers or other publications with less than stellar attributions. "Image by Wikipedia" or just "Image from Internet" is a common attribution to find. Creative Commons and other open licenses have made it simple to license images for everyone's free use, but using images licensed in such a way requires proper attribution and this has proven to be quite difficult.

In this session, we invite participants to a discussion about the relevance of attribution, the possibilities that proper attributions offers, and how contributors to Wikipedia (and Wikipedia itself!) want to be attributed when images and other materials are re-used. The session will also give examples of how the world would look if we could automate the process of attribution, demonstrate some of the tools that already exist for automatic attribution (as well as the limitations of current technologies) and lay out how Wikipedia could help people move from "Image by Wikipedia" to something more relevant.

Length of presentation/talk (see Presentation Types for lengths of different presentation types)
75 Minutes
Will you attend WikiConference USA if your submission is not accepted?
Someone from our team likely would
Slides or further information (optional)
Special request as to time of presentations
can not present on Friday


Interested attendees

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  1. Faolin42 (talk) 17:58, 22 May 2014 (EDT)
  2. Geraldshields11 (talk) 08:56, 27 May 2014 (EDT) only the end of the discussion
  3. Uncommon fritillary (talk) 09:51, 27 May 2014 (EDT)
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