Journal of Digital Media Management
2012 - 2025
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Volume 13, issue 3, 2025
- Editorial pp. 204-205

- Simon Beckett
- A born-digital archiving model grounded in collaboration and automation pp. 206-224

- Zachary Maiorana
- Incremental implementation: A staged approach to introducing a new digital preservation management system pp. 225-233

- Erin Baucom
- Driving media innovation through collaborative artificial intelligence pp. 234-245

- Alexandre Rouxel, Alberto Messina, Ivan Thomas and Tatjana Mladenovic
- Digital asset management at a non-profit: The many layers of the White House Historical Association’s digital library pp. 246-258

- Leslie Calderone and Alexandra Lane
- Identifying the best web accessibility workflows for legacy archival description data pp. 259-266

- Isobel R. S. Carnegie and Christina Cutler
- Building a sustainable digital archive service to support news production with an African perspective: A case study of Newzroom Afrika Archives pp. 267-278

- Lynn Johnson
- Case study: Hybrid and born-digital processing at The New School pp. 279-290

- Irene Gates
- Digital solutions and process optimisation: A case study at a small university archive pp. 291-298

- Emily Ping O’Brien and Arthur L. Carlson
Volume 13, issue 2, 2025
- Editorial pp. 108-109

- Simon Beckett
- Metadata creation and enrichment using artificial intelligence at meemoo pp. 110-123

- Bart Magnus, Matthias Priem, Nastasia Vanderperren, Peter Vanden Berghe, Ellen Van Keer and Rony Vissers
- Increasing diffusion: Rediscovering the Smithsonian’s media collections through the Audiovisual Media Preservation Initiative pp. 124-145

- Felicia Boretzky, Walter Forsberg, Siobhan Hagan, Kayla Henry-Griffin, Dan Hockstein, Alison Reppert Gerber and Brianna Toth
- Driving digital asset management collaboration in a tri-agency tourism partnership pp. 146-157

- Lynette Conlon
- Gone in an Adobe Flash: Five new frameworks to preserve born-computational literary art for the future pp. 158-175

- Ashley Champagne, Cody Carvel, E. Patrick Rashleigh, Khanh Vo, Hilary Wang and John Cayley
- A stratified approach to contentoptimised digital video preservation pp. 176-186

- Ben Harry
- Collaboration in digitisation programmes for cost efficiencies and equitable access pp. 187-198

- Bryan Benilous
Volume 13, issue 1, 2024
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- The AI digital asset management assistant: Testing GPT-4’s description and keyword tagging abilities on product imagery pp. 6-18

- Jake Athey and Jacob Williamson
- Beyond distribution: The critical role of content tracking pp. 19-27

- Gregg Guest
- Case study: The Österreichische Mediathek’s monitoring and analysing tool for digital archiving pp. 28-37

- Marion Jaks
- Building the Lands’ End digital asset management content hub pp. 38-43

- Dale Meinholz
- The preservation of high-definition video data at the USC Digital Repository: The Television Academy Foundation’s Interviews Collection pp. 44-58

- Jenni Matz, Nicholas Camardo, Alan Auyeung, Jossel Franco, Erica Titkemeyer and Jenna Hymes
- A gift to another age: Evaluating virtual machines for the preservation of video games at MoMA pp. 59-72

- Kirk Mudle
- Facilitating digitisation and reformatting via committee work pp. 73-101

- Abby Beazer, Nicole A. Lewis, Ben Harry, Marissa Bischoff, Rebecca A. Wiederhold, Lindsey Memory and Michael Gates
Volume 12, issue 4, 2024
- Editorial pp. 292-293

- Simon Beckett
- The restoration, preservation and mastering of the Lantz Cartoons pp. 294-307

- Cassandra Moore
- Charting the course: Essential elements of a digital asset management governance framework pp. 308-314

- Jessica Berlin
- Next steps after artificial intelligence pilot projects in the media archives at Yle, the Finnish Broadcasting Company pp. 315-328

- Lauri Saarikoski
- Storage and other considerations for enterprise digital asset management solutions pp. 329-337

- Helen Hockx-Yu
- The dilemmas of sharing: Five dilemmas when presenting the past to the present pp. 338-350

- Nina Benedicte Fleischer and Anne Kirsten Bakke
- Put a ruler in the shot: Lessons from implementing effective resolution for photographed materials pp. 351-361

- Warner West and Barbara Laufersweiler
- Case study: The Historic Media Collection at Seattle Art Museum pp. 362-372

- Mia Ferm
- Frontier justice: A case study in imaging 19th-century legal records pp. 373-380

- Devrick Barnett and Larry Cebula
Volume 12, issue 3, 2024
- Editorial pp. 196-197

- Simon Beckett
- Revitalising legacy video ingest workflow: A case study on cultivating a digital mindset and gaining key stakeholder buy-in to transition to a cloud-based media asset manager pp. 198-211

- Rob Collins and Dominique Neff
- Welcome to the purge: Digital records in an era of new limits pp. 212-219

- Tyler G. Cline and Katie Causier Howell
- DAM as a brand ambassador: How digital asset management can be a strong ally of brand strategy pp. 220-225

- Kristin Burns
- Case study: Accessioning and describing digital archival acquisitions using encoded archival description crosswalks pp. 226-237

- Bo Doub
- Through a glass darkly: Lessons from The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens digital asset management implementation pp. 238-249

- Yvonne Lee and Mario Einaudi
- Metadata remediation through migration, post-migration or necessary clean-up: A roadmap for success pp. 250-258

- Jason Smith
- Building the Black History and Visual Culture collection at Penn State University Libraries pp. 259-270

- Bethann Rea, Patrice R. Green and Kevin Clair
- Lehigh Libraries digital repositories migration: A case study pp. 271-283

- Alex Japha
Volume 12, issue 2, 2023
- Editorial pp. 100-101

- Simon Beckett
- Clearing the path for digital asset management: Removing obstacles to enhance user experience pp. 102-115

- Amy Currans and Pauline Lopez
- Empowering content search: Leveraging the potential of machine learning pp. 116-126

- Meenakshi Jindal, Varun Sekhri and Tiffany Low
- Transforming through digital asset management: The University of Southern California implementation pp. 127-142

- Nina Damavandi
- Media and entertainment metadata governance pp. 143-156

- Richard W. Kroon and Cameron Crosby
- From pixels to Python: When digital collections befriend artificial intelligence pp. 157-166

- Rebecca Bakker and Molly Castro
- Donor involvement in the packaging and transfer of born-digital material: A case study of the National Library of Ireland pp. 167-175

- Kieran O’Leary
- Digitising the Ian MacKaye digital collection of punk fanzines at the University of Maryland pp. 176-186

- John R. Davis, Jessica H. Grimmer and Vincent J. Novara
Volume 12, issue 1, 2023
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- The Curricular Asset Warehouse at the University of Illinois: Case study of a digital archive’s sustainability pp. 6-21

- Karin Hodgin Jones, Robyn Bianconi, Jimi Jones and Liam Moran
- Digitising images from the first tests of HDTV in Europe: The 1992 Summer Olympic Games pp. 22-34

- Isabel Sánchez and Etienne Marchand
- Collection insight and interconnectivity through artificial intelligence image analysis: A collaboration with the National Archives of Estonia pp. 35-45

- Hannah Storch
- Diversity, equity and inclusion principles for custom taxonomies pp. 46-52

- Sharon Mizota
- The 6K restoration of Orson Welles’ Chimes at Midnight pp. 53-64

- Michael Dawson, Scott Fritz, John Beckel, E. Leonard Rubin and Michael Matusek
- Magnifying Gwendolyn Brooks: Creating a digital collection at the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign pp. 65-75

- Ana D. Rodríguez, Kate M. Vasquez-Braun, Angela M. Waarala, Rachael Johns, Stephanie M. Luke and Ruthann E. Mowry
- Making African Academic Resources Accessible at the University of Ghana: A sustainable collaborative project pp. 76-91

- Judith Opoku-Boateng
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