Nota is a member of the following organizations and associations:
Meeting forum for the directors of the Nordic libraries for the blind. Director
Elsebeth Tank
is the contact at Nota.
IFLA is the abbreviation of "The International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions". Among the issues addressed by IFLA are the ability to choose literature free from moral, political or religious restrictions, free and equal access to books and information and free libraries.
The annual IFLA conference is alternately hosted by the member countries. Boston, USA will host the coming conference in the summer of 2001.
146 countries are members of IFLA.
Director Elsebeth Tank is the contact at Nota.
IFLA
Section of Libraries for the Blind.
The DAISY Consortium is establishing
the International Standard for the production, exchange, and use of the "Digital
Talking Books".
Director Elsebeth Tank is the contact at Nota.
Music Information Resources Assisted Computer Library Exchange.
The primary aims of the MIRACLE project are:
The National Information Standards Organization develops and promotes technical standards used in a wide variety of information services. NISO is a non-profit association accredited as a developer of standards by the American National Standards Institute.
Thomas Kjellberg Christensen is the contact at Nota.
The purpose of the Open eBook Forum (OEBF) is to create and maintain standards
and promote the successful adoption of electronic books. The Forum is an association
of hardware and software companies, publishers and users of electronic books
and related organizations whose goals are to establish common specifications
for electronic book systems, applications and products that will benefit creators
of content, makers of reading systems and, most importantly, consumers, helping
to catalyze the adoption of electronic books; to encourage the broad acceptance
of these specifications on a worldwide basis among members of the Forum, related
industries and the public; and to increase awareness and acceptance of the emerging
electronic publishing industry.
Thomas Kjellberg Christensen is the contact at Nota.
