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BEFORE THE FESTIVAL

## Facilitator Contact Details

## Introduction to Text and Data Mining (TDM): Technical and Legal Considerations 
http://okfestival2014.sched.org/event/a67b4f113e93a6871f19b600c3aa463a?iframe=no&w=i:100;&sidebar=yes&bg=no#.U8ZrmqiT6Jk

## session hashtag: #tdm

## Participants: pre-event, to get in touch with each other (feel free to add your Twitter handle)

## Agenda + pre-festival materials, resources, instructions


AT THE FESTIVAL
 
## Participants - name, contact (if you want to leave it), number of attendees
Daniel Mietchen @EvoMRI
Warren Ali @letsdelve
Jenny Molloy @jenny_molloy @okfnscience
Guillaume Kroll @guillaume_kroll Can you share a copy of the ppt to gkroll@berkeley.edu? thanks!

## Notes from the session
Questions: 
    (1) Who are you?
    (2) Have you wanted to - or actually done - text and/or data mining?
    (3) Do you have any experience with TDM laws, policies, copyright?
    (4) What relevant skills do you have?
    
    Peter Murray-Rust presents on content mining and applications.
    http://www.slideshare.net/petermurrayrust/csvconf
    
    Puneet Kishor presents on legal situation of TDM
    

    
   Links and references:
        
Study on the legal framework of text and data mining (TDM) March 2014
        http://ec.europa.eu/internal_market/copyright/docs/studies/1403_study2_en.pdf
Analysis of UK/EU Law on Data Mining in Higher Education Institutions
Open Content Mining
http://www.openforumacademy.org/library/ofa-fellows-reference-library

QUESTIONS (Have you thought of any questions after the session? Add below and the session organisers will try to 
    

AFTER THE FESTIVAL

Fringe event on Friday:
    http://wiki.pro-ibiosphere.eu/wiki/OKFest_2014_Data_mining_workshop
    
## What did you learn and/or make?

## How/what could you teach others?