Journal of Digital Media Management

2012 - 2025

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Volume 9, issue 4, 2021

Editorial pp. 284-285

Simon Beckett

Integrating cost and time metrics into media asset management workflows: Understanding the true cost of cloud storage for media archives pp. 286-296

Roy Burns

Artificial intelligence for content and context metadata retrieval in photographs and image groups pp. 297-304

Peter Fornaro and Vera Chiquet

Automating the packaging and ingest processes to preserve bulk digital collections pp. 305-315

David Cirella and Grete T. Graf

Five features in a digital asset management system you never knew you needed pp. 316-322

Marissa Masangcay

The Nixon Tapes in the digital age pp. 323-336

Cary Mcstay and Daniel Rodríguez

That tiny spur no one noticed: Unexpected results found when digitising audio recordings pp. 337-347

Stefano S. Cavaglieri and Gabriele Franzoso

Audio forensics and provenance analysis: Technologies for media verification and asset management pp. 348-366

Patrick Aichroth, Luca Cuccovillo and Milica Gerhardt

Selecting a collections management system: Considerations for information professionals pp. 367-375

Margot Note

Volume 9, issue 3, 2021

Editorial pp. 196-197

Simon Beckett

Case study: Integrating artificial intelligence metadata within Paramount’s digital asset management system pp. 198-208

Dony West, Caitlin Denny and Rebecca Ruud

The benefits of migrating content to the cloud: How mass tape-to-cloud migration services helped the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame preserve music history pp. 209-218

Kyle Evans and Jennie Thomas

Audiovisual piracy in the football industry pp. 219-223

Juan J. Rotger

Narration in digital archiving: Functional design in FINA’s media asset management digital catalogue pp. 224-231

Joanna Kaliszewska

Smart stacking of machine learning and semantic technologies in media management pp. 232-239

Sally Hubbard, Maureen Harlow and Athina Livanos-Propst

Using preservation action registries to automate digital preservation pp. 240-252

Jack O’Sullivan and Jonathan Tilbury

Applying business architecture to identify the need for a digital asset management solution: Case study of Pandora’s digital transformation journey pp. 253-261

Amrutha Suresh

IRENE audio preservation at the Northeast Document Conservation Center: Developing workflows and standards for preservation projects that use innovative technology pp. 262-278

Julia Hawkins and Bryce Roe

Digging for gold in the archive: Artificial intelligence is the treasure map pp. 279-284

Ethan Dreilinger

Volume 9, issue 2, 2021

Editorial pp. 101-102

Simon Beckett

Experience matters: How user experience provided a new direction for digital asset management at Amway pp. 103-116

Tracy Olmsted

Digital asset management at Lands’ End, Inc.: Past experiences, present challenges and future opportunities pp. 117-126

Richard Swaziek

Machine learning in the library: Developing an inter-departmental core solution to manage data pp. 127-140

Patrice-Andre Prud'Homme, Kay K. Bjornen and Phillip Doehle

Organisational taxonomy alignment project use case pp. 141-152

Mindy Carner and John Passmore

Leveraging the flexibility of Islandora to create a dual-use digital repository pp. 153-163

Alicia Esquivel, Tim Fluhr and Adam Strohm

Perfect strangers: Digital asset management and lean Six Sigma pp. 164-170

Beth Goldstein

How digital asset management can optimise next-generation retail experiences pp. 171-176

Danny Baranowski and Seshu Pandari

Managing privacy: A survey of practices in digital archives and libraries pp. 177-190

Virginia Dressler, Kelley Rowan and Rebecca Bakker

Volume 9, issue 1, 2020

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

The case for companywide enterprise digital asset management pp. 6-21

Preston Anderson and Jonathan Phillips

A Herculean task: Assessing digital content processes before a migration pp. 22-29

Hannah Stitzlein, Sidney Gao and James Van Mil

Normalising migration: Reacting to the failure of a digital preservation platform pp. 30-39

Todd Digby and Fletcher Durant

Building open source audiovisual collections management systems on Samvera pp. 40-50

Karen Cariani and Richard Green

A workflow for workflows: Case management at the University of Notre Dame Hesburgh Libraries pp. 51-62

Mikala Narlock and Peggy Griesinger

Ethics, sustainability and the challenge of digital curation for a real-time archive pp. 63-70

Katie Romabiles, Amanda Lanthorne, Arel Lucas and Lisa Lamont

MAPping metadata pp. 71-85

Margaret Mering and Harriet E. Wintermute

Warning sign: Building a sensitive content filter for historical news photography pp. 86-93

Eric Weig

Volume 8, issue 4, 2020

Editorial pp. 284-285

Simon Beckett

The burden of 10K dreams: Key findings from a 10K film scanning test pp. 286-293

Anthony Matt and Laurel Warbrick

Paving the way: The American Museum of Natural History Research Library’s road to digital asset management pp. 294-309

Jennifer Cwiok and Iris Lee

Breaking down barriers: Stewardship of born-digital materials at Columbia University’s special collections repositories pp. 310-320

Dina Sokolova and Jane Gorjevsky

Digital transformation at media archives: Ten steps to becoming digital by design pp. 321-339

Jan Müller

BBC Cymru Wales’ digitisation and external partnership with the National Library of Wales pp. 340-350

Edith Hughes and Einion Gruffudd

Implementing a framework for digital preservation risk assessment and mitigation at the US National Archives pp. 351-360

Leslie Johnston

[Re]building the digitisation lab at the University of Tennessee Libraries: A framework for success pp. 361-377

Jeremy D. Moore and Louisa Trott

Volume 8, issue 3, 2020

Editorial pp. 192-193

Simon Beckett

Culture first, technology second: How to implement a digital asset management (DAM) initiative with no DAM system pp. 194-200

Jennifer Anna

Web archiving: Policy and practice pp. 201-214

Tori Maches and Marlayna Christensen

The Home Box Office, Inc. (HBO) Archive’s analogue-to-digital preservation pipeline: A case study examining the migration workflow of 2-inch Quadruplex to MXF AS-02 pp. 215-228

Charlotte Thai, Richard Steele and Ewell ‘Evan’ Echols

A team effort: Overcoming digital appraisal anxiety through communication and collaboration pp. 229-241

Alexa Hagen, Hyeeyoung Kim and Olga Virakhovskaya

Beyond crowdsourcing: Working with donors, student fieldworkers, and community scholars to improve cultural heritage collection metadata pp. 242-253

Andrea Payant, Becky Skeen, Anna-Maria Arnljots and Randy Williams

Collaboration through analysis: A journey in digital content management workflow analysis pp. 254-263

Andrea Green and Krista Sorenson

Audiovisual accessibility: Evaluating workflows for transcribing and captioning digital archival content pp. 264-274

Jeremy Myntti and Molly Rose Steed

Volume 8, issue 2, 2019

Editorial pp. 100-101

Simon Beckett

Sport media in a fully digital landscape: Re-engineering digital workflows and the content value chain pp. 102-112

Emanuele Balossino

Reinventing the Radio-Canada Archives to transform the business and pursue innovation in production pp. 113-124

Patrick Monette

Wheels of change: Migrating platforms and streamlining workflows pp. 125-137

Jessica Bright, Lindsay Mancuso, David Santiago and Nadia Taliceo

Lessons learned from a seven-year digitisation project at the National Institute of Standards and Technology pp. 138-144

Katelynd E. Bucher

How to run a repository: Open documentation of 15 years’ experience pp. 145-152

Erin Faulder and Jim Delrosso

When artificial intelligence and video metadata collide: A learning curve pp. 153-164

Mark Milstein

Enterprising over enterprise: How to grow a digital asset management system pp. 165-174

Matt Westrup

A content management case study: Migrating 10 years of library digital collection data at the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center pp. 175-184

Stephanie Williams, Lisa Gregory and Kristen Merryman

Volume 8, issue 1, 2019

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

One system to rule them all: The story of merging two inventory management systems pp. 6-14

Kathryn Claypool, Chuck Woodfill, Kirsten Martin, Charlotte Johnson, Eric Hoff, Jessica Storm and Andrea Kalas

Seeing the big picture: Developing workflows for digital moving image content pp. 15-28

Rachel Curtis and Laura Drake Davis

Holistic digital asset management: How a small team scales big at Showtime Networks pp. 29-36

Rebecca Lantz and Stephen Hunking

Mass digitisation systems and open source software: A viable combination? pp. 37-46

Etienne Marchand and Marc Leny

Audiovisual content description using semantic scene representation pp. 47-57

Juan-Antonio Pastor-Sánchez, Virginia Bazán-Gil and Manuel Escribano

From digital asset management to audience: Bringing content intelligence into the realm of business impact pp. 58-67

Randa Minkarah

The collection management of Latin American broadcast media from the end of the Cold War pp. 68-81

Luisa Fernanda Ordóñez Ortegón

Sustaining television news archives pp. 82-90

Clifford B. Anderson and Jim Duran