Who Owns the Images? [electronic resource].

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Who Owns the Images? [electronic resource].

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Meson Press 2021

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Open access content

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CC BY-SA

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Digitization carries the utopian promise of archival access unlimited by constraints of space and time, and with it, of new forms of research and historiographies. In reality, digital image archives pose a complex set of technical, legal, ethical and methodological challenges, particularly for film and media studies and adjacent fields. In a series of studies and interviews with practitioners, scholars and theorists, this volume draws a detailed map of these challenges and offers perspectives for further research and creative practice.
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Archives
Digital libraries
Documentary photography
Motion pictures
Information Commons
Library Science

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Sylvie Lindeperg
Ania Szczepanska
Nathalie Chassigneux
Serge Lalou
Agnès Magnien
Marie-José Mondzain
Jean-Gabriel Périot
Xavier Sené
Torsten Köchlin
Silke Krieg
Mathias Bär

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