NEWS & EVENTS
Latest PDLN Newsletter
Board decides on conference, forum, news
Licensing issues shared at Paris seminar
Pressb@nking signs more agreements
Rights concerns aired in Poland
Visapress takes claim to higher court
Meltwater to appeal part of court ruling
Google reprising old arguments
Success stories from Norway
CAL to position itself as problem solver
Plus news from PMG, NLA and Opoint
PDLN seminar to examine web content
Web content is increasingly important to media monitoring, and the next PDLN seminar will discuss web scraping and direct data feeds as alternative data collection technologies, comparing the experience of PDLN members with both technologies.
The seminar will evaluate the different players in the market, and will also look mat issues of copyright and restricted sites. The event is designed for production and technology managers but is open to any other executives.
It will be hosted by Opoint and will take place in Oslo on 29 February. For further details or to confirm your attendance, contact Jon Anders Tangnes (jonanders@opoint.com) by no later than the end of January.
In the media
20/01/12 [Global]: Research: professionals with iPads are deserting printed media 
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20/01/12 [Global]: AMEC sets three year strategy Link
20/01/12 [Global]: AMEC standards plan Link
20/01/12 [Global] AMEC summit news, Dublin Link
20/01/12 [USA]: Golan v. Holder: U.S. Supreme Court affirms that copyright can be extended to foreign works once in public domain Link
20/01/12 [Europe]: Europe says it won’t adopt ‘bad’ digital policy like SOPA Link
19/01/12 [Global]: Twitter buys social news app Summify Link
19/01/12 [UK]: Lloyds Bank analysts on why media remains significant to economy Link
17/01/12 [Global]: Updated: in-app purchases to overtake sales from paid apps by 2013 Link
17/01/12 [UK]: NLA - Guardian response – charities January 2012 Link
17/01/12 [UK]: CharityComms calls for charity exemption from media licensing Link
17/01/12 [UK]: The Economist chooses CCC's RightsLink Link