At the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, one of Europe’s
largest audiovisual archives, we invite “the commons” to document and
share their knowledge about our collection. To this end, we launched the
Sound and Vision Wiki ( http://www.beeldengeluidwiki.nl ) a year ago. Currently,
this semi-curated wiki (people have to register) features over 2.000
articles regarding programmes and 400 biographies of media-personalities
written by students, academics, curators, and other enthusiasts. We’re
using the MediaWiki platform and aim to have 50.000 lemma’s by 2014.
In collaboration with the University of Amsterdam we would like to
initiate a research project that will use state-of-the-art machine
translation technology to translate the contributions to other
languages. We are curious if there are other organisations that follow a
similar approach to gather information their holdings. All input is
highly appreciated.
Best wishes,
Johan Oomen
Head of R&D
Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision
http://tinyurl.com/oomen
Via INETBIB
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Klaus Graf (2. Februar 2009). Sound and Vision Wiki. Archivalia. Abgerufen am 10. September 2026 von https://doi.org/10.58079/bw8r
Sound and Vision Wiki This sort of Wiki sounds like a really good idea. I will have a look into it and then I tell you more.