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Cameron Neylon has published a discussion document for the benefit of the European Commission on best practice in enabling content mining for open access publishers. The document is now available on the PLOS Opens blog and the full text has been reproduce below: 
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As part of the ongoing review of the EU copyright legislation, the European Commission’s is onfolding their work on their policy program on Content in the Digital Single Market. One of the goals of the Commission is to find a way to make cross-border licensing of copyright protected content easier. To receive input and private sector feedback on their initial plans, the Commission has formed a structured stakeholder dialogue called Licenses for Europe.
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Presented at the 4th DEOS workshop, http://diadem.cs.ox.ac.uk/deos13/ Social media presents itself as a context-rich source of big data, readily exhibiting volu (RT @LeonDerczynski: Our DEOS talk on event extraction with linked #opendata for #socialmedia...
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