Journal of Digital Media Management

2012 - 2025

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Volume 5, issue 4, 2017

Editorial pp. 296-297

Simon Beckett

The business and technical challenges of forensic watermarking for ultra-high definition pp. 298-309

Eric Diehl

Metadata as a value multiplier in sports production: Case study of Production House Werne pp. 310-317

David Schleifer

Building a 21st century archive: Migrating and providing access to the Fortunoff Video Archive for Holocaust testimonies pp. 318-325

Kevin L. Glick, Rebecca Hirsch and Stephen Naron

The impact of ‘smart content’ and metadata from creation to distribution pp. 326-335

Diane Burley and Nancy Silver

Creating a trove of digital assets at Facing History and Ourselves pp. 336-351

Eva Radding and Karl Facredyn

Building semantic biomedical/scientific publishing classification systems in the context of both publishing and centralised document management pp. 352-363

Kurt Cagle

Audiovisual media is not an island: How relating paper and media collections can enhance discoverability pp. 364-377

Stephanie Sapienza

A legacy of publications: Case study of the NIST Technical Series publications digitisation project pp. 378-385

Katelynd Bucher

VidAngel: Consumer choice, media law and the future of content flexibility pp. 386-399

Scott D. Roberts and Russell E. Rains

Volume 5, issue 3, 2017

Editorial pp. 196-197

Simon Beckett

Disaster recovery of media archives pp. 198-208

Grant Nodine

The file factory: The big video revolution pp. 209-214

Tim Napoleon

Tools and technologies for enhancing access to audiovisual archives: The Singapore journey pp. 215-227

Lai Tee Phang and Wai Yee Soh

Incorporating education standards into digital collections' metadata: A case study pp. 228-238

Laura Sheets and Jessica Short

Smart ways to ensure a glitch-free live video streaming experience pp. 239-247

Joe Arena

Maximising efficiency and standardisation in digitisation at University of Houston Libraries: A programme-based vs project-based approach pp. 248-258

Annie Wu and Drew Krewer

Designing and building the post-analogue audiovisual archive pp. 259-274

Jan Müller

The revenant: Creating access to legacy card catalogues pp. 275-284

Bethany Scott and Emily Vinson

From analogue to digital: The evolutionary design of the C-SPAN Archives pp. 285-292

Robert X. Browning

Volume 5, issue 2, 2016

Editorial pp. 96-97

Simon Beckett

Managing the assets and metadata in the ITV archive: A strategy led by content rights pp. 98-107

Heather Powell

Transitioning to the Big Video Workflow: How to build high-performance video workflows using media asset management pp. 108-119

Rahul Bhargava

The Cabrinety-NIST Project: Preserving the legacy software media found in the Stephen M. Cabrinety Collection in the History of Microcomputing, c. 1975–1995 pp. 120-132

Charlotte C. Thai and Douglas White

Beyond oral history: Using the Oral History Metadata Synchronizer to enhance access to audiovisual collections pp. 133-150

Craig Breaden, Callie Holmes and Alex Kroh

Frame-by-frame: The Ephemeral Films Project pp. 151-162

Lindsay Zarwell

Creating a digital and physical corporate archive: Case study of a national restaurant chain pp. 163-168

Mindy Carner

Issues in academic library streaming video pp. 169-181

Deg Farrelly

Processing film collections labelled in non-Latin alphabets: The Indian cinema collection pp. 182-190

Spencer Churchill

Volume 5, issue 1, 2016

Editorial pp. 4-5

Simon Beckett

Digital asset management is not software or a system, but how to do business pp. 6-11

Beth Goldstein

The Wellcome Library Collaborative Mental Health Digitisation Project: Lessons learned to date pp. 12-21

Emma Hancox, Rioghnach Ahern and Dave Thompson

Content re-monetisation: How to have your cake and eat it too pp. 22-34

Venu Vasudevan, Myungcheol Doo, Faisal Ishtiaq and Tony Braskich

Audio-visual enterprise at a regional academic archive: Case study of EXTRA pp. 35-45

Jessica Breiman, Tawnya Keller and Molly Rose Steed

A museum goes meta: Initiating enterprise content management at the Minneapolis Institute of Art pp. 46-61

Frances Lloyd-Baynes and Joshua Lynn

Methods and systems for cross-channel media asset management processing and delivery pp. 62-69

Ariel Nishri

Beyond traditional art: Strategies for the preservation of digital art pp. 70-75

Carmen Cowick

Open Oregon Digital: Transforming metadata for the semantic web pp. 76-92

Julia Simic and Sarah Seymore

Volume 4, issue 4, 2016

Editorial pp. 296-297

Simon Beckett

Identifying and leveraging connections between content strategy and technology planning pp. 298-303

Meghan Walsh

Across the stream: Collaboration in the management of streaming video at Kent State University pp. 304-310

Cindy Kristof, Jennifer Rice and Karen Ronga

Going viral: Using Tumblr for special collections advocacy and outreach pp. 311-318

Hillary S. Kativa and Victoria Orzechowski

Moving from physical media to a successful DAM solution: A case study of the Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board pp. 319-330

Mary Litviak

Process history metadata for time-based media artworks at the Museum of Modern Art, New York pp. 331-342

Peggy Griesinger

Using controlled vocabularies to organise digital images for improved search results pp. 343-352

Ann Pool and Laura Horan

Implementing the International Image Interoperability Framework at the National Library of Wales pp. 353-359

Glen Robson

A golden opportunity: Case study of the Pritzker Military Museum & Library pp. 360-368

Megan Williams and Theresa A. R. Embrey

Encouraging innovation in research data management: The Green Shoots initiative at Imperial College London pp. 369-382

Torsten Reimer and Ian Mcardle

Volume 4, issue 3, 2016

Editorial pp. 200-201

Simon Beckett

Ensuring long-term access to digital assets using a capability maturity model pp. 202-216

Charles M. Dollar and Lori J. Ashley

Embedding metadata to sustain a museum’s visual archive pp. 217-230

Sarah Gillis

Think big: Large-scale digitisation in practice pp. 231-245

Drew Krewer, Teresa Soleau, Luciano Johnson and Neil Sreenan

IP-Studio and reference architectures: ‘The end of the green cable’? pp. 246-253

Rainer Schäefer

The Alfred Gillett Trust’s Shoe Digitisation Project pp. 254-264

Natalie Watson

Using iterative collaboration to implement a DAM system in the cultural heritage sector pp. 265-273

Craig Harkema

From rags to pixels: Digitising Tennessee’s historical newspapers pp. 274-279

Louisa Trott

Implementing ArchivesSpace at Arizona State University pp. 280-292

Elizabeth Dunham

Volume 4, issue 2, 2016

Editorial pp. 104-104

Simon Beckett

The secret to automating multi-party asset workflows pp. 105-115

Richard W. Kroon

Managing digital (image) assets at Northwestern University pp. 116-122

Nicole Finzer

Digitising the British Library’s collection of Hebrew manuscripts: Challenges and insights pp. 123-136

Adi Keinan-Schoonbaert and Miriam Lewis

Post-processing the MD Anderson Oral History Project: A multi-disciplinary approach to streamlining, efficiency and maximum content mapping pp. 137-151

Tacey A. Rosolowski and Jose Javier Garza

The Antarctic Digital Asset Management project pp. 152-166

Jenny Ryan, Nigel Roper and Tracey Butler

Stepping through usability: A digital collection case study pp. 167-177

Melanie Clark

The use of embedded metadata in heritage image workflows pp. 178-183

Sarah Saunders

‘A practical beginning’: Digitising Florence Nightingale pp. 184-195

Samantha Callaghan

Volume 4, issue 1, 2015

Selecting a DAM vendor at Yum! Restaurants International: Finding that perfect vendor is an imperfect journey pp. 4-6

Liana Cárdenas Cave

How Microsoft met its own internal DAM objectives pp. 7-9

Payal Gupta Tiwana

Managing video content in an ‘always on’ world pp. 10-14

Mike Verrell

Getting SharePoint right: Thinking about the ‘big picture’ pp. 15-20

Marc Stephenson

Managing digital rights with rights expression languages pp. 21-34

Demian Hess

A perspective of content security to combat theft pp. 35-39

Mathew Gilliat-Smith

Asset rights clearance: Critical next steps in the DAM life cycle pp. 40-47

Gregg Guest and Tarek Fadel

Developing a strategy for Reuters’ archive: A case study pp. 48-54

Ashley Byford-Bates

Practical tips on grants: Finding, planning, writing, acquiring, reporting, assessing pp. 55-67

Patricia Hewitt

Video: The new frontier in metadata standards pp. 68-75

Thomas Schleu

Fearless cloud security for media: Why people can trust in the public service model pp. 76-81

Ian Hamilton

To keep or not to keep: Automating appraisal and selection at the National Archives of Australia pp. 82-91

Tatiana Antsoupova

Reviews pp. 92-98

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