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Thoth Open Metadata (for suggested spelling, see Thoth) is a non-profit initiative and platform for managing and distributing open-source metadata, initially developed as part of the Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs (COPIM) project. As of 2022, Thoth has been registered as a nonprofit Community Interest Company in the UK.[1]
Thoth Open Metadata's platform is designed to meet the specific needs of small to medium-sized academic publishers that release works in open access.[2] Its development is based on open-source principles, with the code made publicly available and data accessible through open APIs. The metadata generated are made available under the CC0 dedication, allowing free and unrestricted re-use.
Thoth's objectives include:
- to support small-to-medium-sized publishers in adhering to to good metadata management practice for open access books.
- Promoting the inclusion of open access books in the wider book supply chain.
- Making metadata openly available in various formats, such as MARC21 and MARC21XML, KBART, ONIX for Books, JSON following industry standards and under a CC0 public-domain dedication.
Thoth operates on a non-profit model, offering its platform and API services for free to publishers. Additionally, it offers paid metadata management services through its Thoth Plus programme.[3] Academic Libraries can volunteer to support the infrastructure through a membership programme facilitated by the Open Book Collective.[4]
- ^ "THOTH OPEN METADATA COMMUNITY INTEREST COMPANY overview - Find and update company information - GOV.UK". find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk.
- ^ Stone, Graham; Gatti, John Rupert James; van Gerven Oei, Vincent WJ; Arias, Javier; Steiner, Tobias; Ferwerda, Eelco (2020-07-27). "Building an Open Dissemination System". Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs (COPIM). doi:10.17863/CAM.57976 – via Cambridge Apollo.
- ^ Oei, Vincent W. J. van Gerven; Steiner, Toby; Arias, Javier; Gatti, Rupert; Hillen, Hannah; Higman, Ross; Ramalho, Amanda (2024-01-15). "Launching the Thoth Plus service model". Copim. doi:10.21428/785a6451.0e9234b1.
- ^ "Thoth Open Metadata - Summary". openbookcollective.org. Open Book Collective. Retrieved 1 March 2024.