Creative Archive

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- Creative Archive - Fuel for a Creative Nation
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20 years later
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We look forward to a future where the public
have access to a treasure-house of digital
content, a store of value which spans media and
platforms, develops and grows over time, which
the public own and can freely use in perpetuity.
A future where the historic one-way traffic of
content from broadcaster to consumer evolves into
a true creative dialogue in which the public are
not passive audiences but active, inspired
participants. Page 5 Building Public Value
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The Creative Archive is a BBC led public service
initiative to digitise and distribute the BBC
audio and video archive in such a way that it
allows the UK public to download, listen, watch
and re-use the material in their own creative
endeavours.
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rip, mix and share
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Television gt 1.5 million items of video and
film 600,000 hours of footage 68 years of
viewing Sound gt .5 million recordings

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How?
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distribution
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licence
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attribution
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non-commercial
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share alike
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UK only
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DRM
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Digital exclusion is a form of social waste.
This is why the BBC will always be on the side of
universal provision, open access and
unencryption. Building Public Value,page 11
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issues
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digitisation
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metadata
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rights
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content
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- Creative Archive - Fuel for a Creative Nation
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Beyond the BBC
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Montage by Kai En Ong
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thank you
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- BBC Charter - http//www.bbc.co.uk/thefuture/bpv
/overview.shtml - Creative Commons
- http//www.creativecommons.org - Prelinger
Collection - http//www.archive.org - Creative
Archive News - google BBC creative archive -
Moblog - http//www.moblog.co.uk - Justin Cone
- http//justincone.com