More of New Zealand’s Digital Content to Become Freely Available

From bizEDGE:
More of New Zealand’s digital content will become freely available to Kiwis, thanks to a collaboration between Wellington digital agency, Boost, the National Library of New Zealand and the Department of Internal Affairs.
The trio have developed the award-winning Supplejack, which powers its DigitalNZ services and makes more of New Zealand’s massive collection of digital content freely available to the public to find, share and use.
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Andy Neale, head of DigitalNZ, says Supplejack is one of the only open source tools of its kind in the world – the code freely available for other entities to adopt and adapt.
“And, it’s attracting interest from significant institutions globally as the ‘GLAM’ sector – galleries, libraries, archives and museums – become increasingly digital,” Neale says.
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See Also: Direct to Supplejack Website
See Also: Direct to DigitalNZ ||| Direct to DigitalNZ Beta
See Also: DigitalNZ wins at the NZ Open Source Awards (via DigitalNZ Blog)

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