EDItEUR, Inc.
Organization Overview
EDItEUR is the international group coordinating development of the standards infrastructure for electronic commerce in the book, e-book, audiobook and serials sectors. EDItEUR provides its membership with research, standards and guidance.
Created in 1991 and established as a standards organisation in 1994, EDItEUR is truly international with about 110 members from 25 countries, including the Americas (Canada, United States, Mexico, Brazil), most European countries, South Africa and the Asia-Pacific region (Australia, China, Japan, Korea, India).
As an acknowledged leader in developing, supporting and promoting global standards for the exchange of bibliographic information and of e-commerce messages in the book and journal supply chains, EDItEUR is now also engaged in shaping key national and international projects aimed at developing rights and permissions expressions.
As the digital media landscape converges EDItEUR will continue to monitor developments in other sectors seeking out, on behalf of its stakeholders, opportunities for collaboration with other industries and standards organisations that will help its members not only to keep pace with change but to influence the future.
Created in 1991 and established as a standards organisation in 1994, EDItEUR is truly international with about 110 members from 25 countries, including the Americas (Canada, United States, Mexico, Brazil), most European countries, South Africa and the Asia-Pacific region (Australia, China, Japan, Korea, India).
As an acknowledged leader in developing, supporting and promoting global standards for the exchange of bibliographic information and of e-commerce messages in the book and journal supply chains, EDItEUR is now also engaged in shaping key national and international projects aimed at developing rights and permissions expressions.
As the digital media landscape converges EDItEUR will continue to monitor developments in other sectors seeking out, on behalf of its stakeholders, opportunities for collaboration with other industries and standards organisations that will help its members not only to keep pace with change but to influence the future.
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