8th EBLIDA Annual Council Meeting
| 05 May - 06 May 2000 |
| Madrid, Spain |
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The 8th Council Meeting was held in May 2000 at the Sat & Sat Formaciòn Conference Centre, in Madrid, Spain.
Chair: Britt-Marie Häggström, President EBLIDA
Presentations:
- Challenges and solutions for archives in Europe
by Erik Norberg, Svenska Arkivsamfundet, Sweden - Council of Europe/EBLIDA guidelines on library legislation and policy in Europe
by Ingrid Mauritzen, Legal Adviser to the National Library, Oslo, Norway - PULMAN: an EU project proposal with EBLIDA involvement
by Rob Davies, Education for Change Ltd, United Kingdom - Legal issues of interest to libraries - the e-commerce directive and public access to information policy papers. Update on the TECUP project.
by Emanuella Giavarra, Legal Adviser to EBLIDA - www.licensingmodels.com - model standard licenses
by John Cox, John Cox Associates - Distributed National Electronic Resource: latest UK developments
by Alicia Wise, Collections Manager, JISC, United Kingdom
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