IPTC's Rights Expression Language Working Group : how to express machine-readable rights for news using RightsML and ODRL.
Features pictures of cats.
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5. THE DAILY CAT
cats.example.com THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE CATS - Since 2014
I GET A CAT PHOTO FROM EPA
EPA sends me a cat photo
My license with the EPA
says I can publish their
photos to my website.
There is no additional policy
associated with the photo.
So, I publish the photo on
my website.
Le chatte by FLASHFLOOD https://www.flickr.com/photos/flashflood/7299891846
7. THE DAILY CAT
cats.example.com THE WORLD’S FAVOURITE CATS - Since 2014
PHOTO: “NO USE UK” POLICY
Policy
Use when location is not UK
NO USE UK. There is a
policy attached to this photo:
“Use when location is not
UK”.
Since my license from the
EPA says I can publish their
photos to my website and
my website isn’t based in the
UK, I can publish the photo
on my website.
Note, however, that the
policy attached to this photo
must be interpreted in the
context of the license from
the EPA. Just because the
policy says “Use when
location is not UK”, it doesn’t
mean that other uses are
granted by the policy. So, for
example, I can’t create print
the photo, as my EPA
license only grants web use.
tea & cats by Kayla Nicole https://www.flickr.com/photos/ohpapercut/14801702282
9. Traditional Publishing
A feed per publication
A tuned
content
set
Licensed
for one
outlet
Editors
review
notes
Often by
media
type
10. One Publishing House
With many publications
Content still
licensed per
outlet
Newspapers,
magazines,
broadcast
channels
Websites
and apps for
desktop,
smartphone,
tablet
Content
duplication
Enshrines
legacy
relationships
11. Most Publishing House
Take Content from Multiple Providers
Lots of
complexity
and waste for
publishers and
providers.
Harder for
publishers to
respond to
new
opportunities
12. RightsML Enables Automated
Publishing That Respects Rights
Content still
licensed per
outlet
Automatically
route content
Less editorial
intervention to
check
No content restrictions
duplication
Apply
restrictions
per content
item
New uses for
content without
a duplicate
feed