digitisation

The 27-member bloc is trying to work out whether new legislation is required to facilitate the digitisation of European culture.

At the heart of it is the 'digitisation' of media and our interactions.

The BL therefore set about to establish some standards for filming for large-scale newspaper digitisation and guidelines for best practice.

The digitisation of information seen in other parts of the economy is being seen in banking too.

Many are pushing for the publicly funded digitisation initiative, called Europeana, to receive more funding.

Digitisation has made it easier for multiplex owners to shuffle films around screens to cope with surges in demand.

Globally, digital publishing is a $430 billion industry. In the west, digitisation has witnessed a revolutionary growth.

The library hopes to extend the digitisation scheme by scanning books out of copyright dating from the early 20th century.

This illustrates one effect of the digitisation of information.

More important, though less visible, is the digitisation of cinema.

Existing agreed standards for digitisation from microfilm are defined but not fully followed.

As a result, people solving CAPTCHA puzzles help with the digitisation of books and newspapers.

So for trade publishers, ambitious digitisation has become the norm.

It's not the same when you read it online. I want them to experience the pages and the print as much as the digitisation and the pixels.

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