A brief history of the Open Discovery Initiative |
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Authors: | Kenneth J Varnum |
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Institution: | Senior Program Manager at theUniversity of Michigan Library, Ann Arbor, MI, USA |
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Abstract: | Key points - The Open Discovery Initiative (ODI) was created in 2011 to improve participation among content providers in the then‐novel web‐scale discovery services.
- The issues addressed by the ODI included metadata standards, content indexing, and availability of licensed content in discovery services.
- After adoption of the recommended practice in June 2014, a new Standing Committee has been formed to address unfinished business and implementation.
- A challenge for the ODI is finding the right balance between the needs of commercial partners and library customers.
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