Cerl Newsletter 25 – June 2012

Issue date: June 2012

ISSN: 1680-4546

Related Working Group(s): Provenance

Table of contents

– Heritage of the Printed Book (HPB) Database in 2012 … 1
– CERL Thesaurus now available as Linked Open Data … 2
– CERL Thesaurus … 2
– Recording Provenance: Mapping vocabularies … 3
– Early Book Owners in Britain now available through the CERL website … 3
– Material Evidence in Incunabula (MEI): an update … 4
– Eric White donates research on edition sizes of the 15th century to CERL … 4
– CERL Seminar in October 2012 … 5
– Joint LIBER / CERL Working Group for Heritage Collections … 5
– Europeana Libraries project: on the home run … 6
– Collaborative EuropeaN Digital Archive Infrastructure (CENDARI) has kicked off … 7
– Europeana Cloud: project proposal under consideration … 7
– Libraries from the Flanders Heritage Library organisation join CERL … 8
– Exhibition: Grandes Encuadernaciones en las Bibliotecas Reales (Siglo XV … Siglo XXI) … 8
– Courses in Book History … 8
– MAK Library and Works on Paper collection joins CERL as a Special Member … 9
– Europeana Regia exhibits in the new portal of The European Library … 9
– New website: Early modern monastic bookplates from the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek … 10
– Speaking Truth to Power: making special collections work in times of recession … 11
– Special track on Metadata & Semantics for Cultural Collections & Applications – call for papers … 11
– Scorched fragments in the Herzogin Anna Amalia Bibliothek need identifying … 11

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