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Exploring how music library services can modernize to rival major platforms, improve sheet music access for all musicians, and connect communities to local music despite limited resources.

We invite IAML members—national libraries, regional centres, municipal collections, and independent music librarians—to join us in building a federated, decentralised European Music Observatory.

We built a multilingual gazetteer for a few villages on the Livonian coast. It accidentally solved problems that plague music metadata, e-commerce catalogs, and enterprise CRMs.

The main goal of TextileBase is to help dress history scholars and practitioners by creating a gateway to linked data that have been collected and stored by researchers and memory institutions.

Reprex is building a data sharing system, Reprexbase, which is built around Wikibase as a knowledge broker system. We design it in a way that it help compliance with ESG reporting and the new European Sustainability Reporting Standards.

Introduction of the Open Music Observatory, a decentralised way to create a data observatory with the help of a modern, federated, decentralised data-sharing space that is interoperable with various EU digital services.

This blogpost will be updated after the conference.

Reprex released the 0.2.6 version of its [dataset] R package to make data frames easier to exchange and reuse.

Creating a more flexible and useful business and occupational categorisations for the music and film industries.

Our next product is the development of an open source tool (and an app) that brings your reliable catalogue or collection information to the format of Wikidata.