Journal of Digital Media Management
2012 - 2026
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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
Volume 7, issue 4, 2019
- Editorial pp. 300-301

- Simon Beckett
- The implementation of IMF at Sony Pictures pp. 302-306

- Bill Baggelaar, Greg Geier and Ellen Goodridge
- How to educate users on usage rights pp. 307-314

- Jennifer Tyner
- The Montreux Jazz Digital Project: From preserving heritage to a platform for innovation pp. 315-329

- Alain Dufaux and Thierry Amsallem
- Getting to success: A scenario-driven approach for selecting, implementing and deploying digital asset management systems pp. 330-338

- Kara Van Malssen
- Collecting born-digital material at the source: Acquisition strategies and lessons learned pp. 339-347

- Laura Drake Davis, Anne Gant and Chew Tee Pao
- The mission of sound archives in a post-analogue context pp. 348-356

- Jan Müller
- A human-centred design approach to digital asset management: User experience as a foundation for system-configuration design pp. 357-365

- Mindy Carner
- Providing digital access to newsfilm and news videotape content at the University of Georgia Libraries: A brief history pp. 366-373

- Ruta Abolins
- The who, what, why, which, where and when of quality in cultural heritage digitisation workflows pp. 374-387

- Dru Parrish
Volume 7, issue 3, 2019
- Editorial pp. 204-205

- Simon Beckett
- The power of key performance indicators: How aligning success metrics to company objectives elevated the importance of digital asset management at Pampered Chef pp. 206-213

- Natalie Daller
- Distributed asset management and the cloud for VICE Media pp. 214-220

- David Schleifer
- Content usage in an omni-channel marketing world pp. 221-233

- Devi Gupta and Melissa Pauna
- Now you can see (and track and manage) it: Incorporating streaming video content into ProQuest’s 360 KB pp. 234-245

- Michelle Urberg
- A shifting relationship: Digitisation standards and advances in display and capture technologies pp. 246-255

- David Mindel
- Semantic data: The challenge of live sport data pp. 256-267

- Jean-Pierre Evain, Francesco Piva, Guillaume Rachez and Cédric Klein
- Challenges in delivering digital content in archival and production environments pp. 268-278

- Brittan Dunham and Candace Ming
- Street art in the library: Transforming spray paint into a digital archive and virtual reality experience pp. 279-291

- Amy J. Hunsaker and Laura Rocke
Volume 7, issue 2, 2018
- Editorial pp. 104-105

- Simon Beckett
- How Coca-Cola went three-dimensional to revolutionise its package design workflow to save time, money and foster more creativity pp. 106-114

- Benny Lee
- Metadata quality at scale: Metadata quality control at the Digital Public Library of America pp. 115-126

- Gretchen Gueguen
- From lens to screen and everything in-between: Mastering the media supply chain by embracing service-oriented architectural approaches pp. 127-143

- Nick Gold
- Tools and workflows for bit-level digital preservation strategy at the University of Cincinnati pp. 144-152

- Nathan Tallman and Linda Newman
- Visually speaking: An expanded role for digital media management pp. 153-162

- Peter Krogh
- A camera-based approach for digitising a large-scale photographic negative collection pp. 163-173

- Jeremy D. Moore and Todd C. Peters
- The increasing importance of workflow automation for over-the-top publishing pp. 174-188

- Andreas Kisslinger
- The fringe benefits of change and the importance of re-envisioning workflows pp. 189-196

- Shaula M. Stephenson
Volume 7, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial pp. 4-5

- Simon Beckett
- Plan now or pay later: Sustainable design ideas for digital asset management pp. 6-14

- Michael Gellner and David Diamond
- Case study: Creating a fully accessible digital archive of the American Foundation for the Blind’s Helen Keller Collection pp. 15-23

- Elizabeth Neal and Helen Selsdon
- How content intelligence and machine learning are transforming media workflows pp. 24-32

- Jay Yogeshwar and Ron Quartararo
- Preservation metadata for DPX files: A case study pp. 33-45

- Marjolein Steeman and Josefien Schuurman
- The production log: A digital imaging capacity replication project pp. 46-55

- Marcia Mcintosh and Shannon Willis
- Multi-versioned media at scale pp. 56-67

- Bruce Devlin
- Lessons learned: Preserving oral histories of the Vietnam war pp. 67-75

- Rachel Mandell
- Transforming oral history content for the web using XML and XSL pp. 76-95

- Chris Petersen and Ryan Wick
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