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Video for Wikipedia and the open web: A guide to best practices for cultural and educational institutions
Kaufman, Peter B.

Alternate titleAn Intelligent Television White Paper
PublishedOctober 2010
PeriodicalPages 1-37

Keywords web 2.0 · copyright · open access · licences · video · wiki · Wikipedia

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