IFLA participated in several events at the Creative Commons Global Summit this year to further articulate the values of the ‘Towards a Recommendation on Open Culture (TAROC)’ initiative led by CC. This initiative “opens up a wealth of opportunities to advocate for the role of libraries and their collections in supporting the development of thriving knowledge societies. It also links cultural policy with information and digital rights policies – a place where the library field is well suited to act as key stakeholders.” Read more at https://www.ifla.org/news/the-future-of-openness-ifla-at-the-creative-commons-global-summit-and-what-it-means-for-libraries/
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