Reuse of digital heritage in the library, today and tomorrow; The case of the National Library of the Netherlands The Koninklijke Bibliotheek (KB), National Library of the Netherlands is a research library with a broad collection in the fields of Dutch history, culture and society, and as a national library collects and stores all (digital) publications that appear in the Netherlands, as well as a part of the international publications about the Netherlands. The KB has planned to have digitised and OCRed its entire collection of books, periodicals and newspapers from 1470 onward by the year 2030. Already in 2016, about 15% of this enormous task was completed, either by the KB itself or via public-private partnerships as Google Books and ProQuest. Over 20 million book-, newspaper- and magazine papers are currently available via the search portal www.delpher.nl. The KB is one of the major hubs of the Digital Heritage Network that have recently published the National Digital Heritage Strategy. The library also ... : Keynote for the 4th 4th Conference on Heritage Libraries The Lives and New Lives of Heritage: Reuse and the Future ...