PIDfest 2024

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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14391/3044

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Procházet PIDfest 2024 podle Autor "Carpenter, Todd"

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    Developing a New Identifier to Support Trust in Media: Input on a Universal Media Identifier
    (National Library of Technology, 2024) Carpenter, Todd
    In early 2024, ISO approved the creation of a new International Workshop Agreement project to develop a plan for a new identifier that would uniquely identify media channels and brands. The deliverable of this workshop is a document that provides requirements and recommendations for the structure and governance of Unique Media Identifiers (UMiDs) that are assigned to channels and brands (content publishers). The aim of this unique key is to establish source identity, i. e. a clear connection between outlets and assets belonging to the same content publisher, channel, or brand across platforms, including news media websites and their social media presence. Such an interoperable system of identifiers is crucial to safeguarding the integrity of the online news ecosphere,,which is relevant for every stakeholder and user when publishing, accessing, and managing content online.
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    Developing a US National PID Strategy
    (National Library of Technology, 2024) Carpenter, Todd
    Following the lead of other countries, the United States is developing a national PID strategy. The research landscape in the US is complex and very heterogeneous, with many distinct communities of practice, funding sources, institutional engagements, as well as corporate interests engaged in the research ecosystem. Building upon the work of the RDA PID National Strategies group, a team is crafting a cohesive plan to support PID adoption, application and resource development. This session will outline our work, progress toward the national strategy and how it will interact with and support other similar national approaches.