Rethinking Who 'Keeps' Heritage: 3D Technology, Repatriation and Copyright

Title

Rethinking Who 'Keeps' Heritage: 3D Technology, Repatriation and Copyright

Description

Using 3D scanning and printing technology for cultural heritage creates a new group of opportunities for preservation and access, while also causing a shift in how we view the ownership of this heritage. This article examines this issue from four angles: how 3D technology plays a role for heritage in danger; how it allows having multiple copies at once in such a way that affects repatriation dynamics; how it creates further copyright questions; and finally how it causes a new layer of ownership over the scans.

Creator

Oruç, Pinar

Publisher

München [Germany] : Verlag C.H. Beck

Date Issued

2022

Bibliographic Citation

GRUR International: Journal of European and International IP Law; Vol. 71 Issue 12 (2022)

Source

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