Journal of Digital Media Management

2012 - 2026

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Volume 2, issue 4, 2014

Editorial pp. 292-293

Daryn Moody

Rights management for a global magazine business: Strategy, standardisation and simplification pp. 294-297

Ellen Payne

Integrating DAM systems and processes within an organisation pp. 298-302

Jacqueline Contreras

Managing digital unpredictability and changing behaviour with reusable web-portable assets pp. 303-314

Andrew Lewis

Single source multi-channel marketing at Vitra pp. 315-322

Matthias Wesselmann

DAMification: The implications for users and vendors pp. 323-336

Dave Liu and Sriram Ramakrishnan

Appraising and acquiring born-digital collections: An introduction pp. 337-348

Gretchen Gueguen

Migrating assets and metadata from a legacy DAM system to a new one at Ubisoft pp. 349-358

Sarah Cervinski

Descriptive metadata in the music industry: Why it is broken and how to fix it — Part two pp. 359-374

Tony Brooke

Volume 2, issue 3, 2014

Editorial pp. 192-193

Daryn Moody

Good cop, bad cop, brand cop: Confessions of a global brand director pp. 194-202

Brant Long

Governance for digital asset management pp. 203-205

Dan Mcgraw

An interview with DAM industry veteran and taxonomist, Fran Alexander pp. 206-211

Fran Alexander

Transitioning the largest archive of animal sounds from analogue to digital pp. 212-220

Gregory F. Budney, William Mcquay and Michael S. Webster

DAMing digital assets: Moving digital assets at the Smithsonian Libraries into a trusted management system pp. 221-229

Doug Dunlop

Seven ways nonprofits can leverage digital asset management pp. 230-234

Kristy Smith and Brentine Stevens

Establishing and funding a digital asset management system at the University of Chicago pp. 235-243

Cynthia Mathews

Curation is also part of management: A case for considering digital curation in digital asset management pp. 244-250

Megan Mcgovern

The EN 15907 moving image metadata schema standard and its role in a digital asset management infrastructure pp. 251-262

Thelma Ross, Detlev Balzer and Stephen Mcconnachie

Descriptive metadata in the music industry: Why it is broken and how to fix it — Part one pp. 263-282

Tony Brooke

Volume 2, issue 2, 2013

Editorial pp. 100-101

Daryn Moody

Digital asset management system implementation at American Express Publishing pp. 102-110

Chad Beer and Holly Boerner

Metadata management in the entertainment industry: A case study from the studio perspective pp. 111-119

Jr Yasgur

A journey to enable digital end to end using DAM pp. 120-126

Carin Forman

BFI National Archive: Digital workflow for the preservation of digital cinema packages pp. 127-136

Charles Fairall, Helen Edmunds and Dylan Cave

Metadata overhaul: Upgrading metadata in the University of Houston Digital Library pp. 137-147

Santi Thompson and Annie Wu

Rights management: A focused approach pp. 148-159

Seth Earley and Robin Macrae

Taking a big data/NoSQL approach to digital asset management pp. 160-165

Matt Turner

In Pasteur’s own hand: The creation of a digital repository pp. 166-171

Mira Greene and Robert O Marlin

Fandom digitised: Establishing a digital collection of media fanzines at Texas A&M University pp. 172-184

Jeremy Brett

Volume 2, issue 1, 2013

Editorial pp. 5-6

Daryn Moody

Implementing a digital asset management strategy at RPA pp. 7-12

Stacey Mckeever

Implementing digital asset management for digital media support pp. 13-18

Reshma Kumar

The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson: A digital media archival project pp. 19-23

Barry Snyder and Jeff Sotzing

Results from the DAM Foundation Salary Survey: Who they are, where they work, what they do and how they are paid pp. 24-47

Elizabeth Ferguson Keathley

Turning information professionals into digital archivists for success in today’s world of digital asset management pp. 48-56

Rob Corrao and Phil Spiegel

Digitising a multi-language, multi-length audiovisual collection: The National Film Board of Canada experience pp. 57-69

Christian Ruel and Julie Dutrisac

Advancing media asset value: From storage to operational decisions pp. 70-73

Blake White

Content, control and collections: An interview with content strategist, Mike Doane pp. 74-77

Mike Doane

Determinants of distribution channel choice for online software licence purchases: A transaction cost perspective pp. 78-94

Pierre Hadaya and Dominique Deserres

Volume 1, issue 4, 2013

Editorial pp. 312-313

Daryn Moody

Digitising a major archive for public access pp. 314-322

Maria P. Lacalle

Here be dragons/ Navigating the uncharted waters of digital initiatives in cultural institutions pp. 323-329

Shaula M. Stephenson

Lost in translation/ Managing multi-lingual A/V and metadata in the digital supply chain pp. 330-335

Robin Boldon and Rod Carter

‘Hey, can I use this?’ Simplifying rights management for creative agency DAM systems pp. 336-342

Tracy Wolfe

A broadcast solution to file delivery pp. 343-348

Matt Donovan

Engaging digital audiences pp. 349-358

Alison Prince

Reaching a new audience through gaming pp. 359-364

Martha Henson and Danny Birchall

Collaborative models for archival collections pp. 365-374

Karen Colbron

Qualifying cost savings of a DAM department pp. 375-384

Thomas E. Haynes

Power to the people/ Cues, cravings, rewards and habit loops pp. 385-389

Mary Ann Williams

A great time for taxonomy and metadata/ An interview with taxonomist, Joseph Busch pp. 390-393

Joseph Busch

`The Idea of the Digital University/ Ancient Traditions, Disruptive Technologies and the Battle for the Soul of Higher Education;` Edited by Frank Bryce McClusky and Melanie Winter pp. 394-395

Ray Uzwyshyn

Volume 1, issue 3, 2012

Editorial: Implementing digital asset management pp. 212-215

Noah Broadwater

Branding and technology: Six innovations that change the game for brand asset management pp. 216-221

Robin Rusch

The role of librarians in DAM projects pp. 222-228

Deborah Hunt

The role of innovative technology in monetising content by delivering it to more people more efficiently pp. 229-236

Brian Campanotti

The challenges of DAM as a workflow management system pp. 237-246

Holly Boerner

The creative life cycle: Using DAM to get the most from creative workers pp. 247-252

Romney Whitehead

The ‘mediafication’ of business: How leaders in digital operations are becoming company heroes pp. 253-262

Peri Shamsai

Reduce complexity, increase productivity, recover control, drive innovation: Four steps to profitability pp. 263-281

Tobias Soppa

Using quick response codes for consumer-initiated marketing communication strategy pp. 282-295

Mohit Maurya

DAM initiative planning: An interview with David Diamond pp. 296-300

David Diamond

Book reviews pp. 301-306

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Volume 1, issue 2, 2012

Editorial pp. 116-118

Daryn Moody

Using social media to drive metadata optimisation pp. 119-124

Christian Buckley

Socialising DAM pp. 125-134

Alex Struminger

DAM integration as a critical undertaking for enterprise CIOs and CMOs pp. 135-144

Philippe Coulon and Pieter Casneuf

The DAM leadership challenge: Transitioning from project to operations pp. 145-148

Graham Allan

Transitioning between DAM systems: Applying the wisdom of Lewis Carroll pp. 149-157

Charlie Ward Wright

New technologies and innovation in digital asset management pp. 158-161

Jason Bright and Peter Pearson

Revitalising marketing’s digital content chain pp. 162-170

Jon Christian

Winning CFO backing for DAM implementation pp. 171-175

Richard Carroll

Bringing order to the creative department using metadata-driven workflows pp. 176-182

Jason Dittmer

A maturity model-based approach for DAM implementations pp. 183-194

Apoorv Durga

Moving metadata from spreadsheets to SharePoint, to an ONIX feed: Notes from a small press pp. 195-201

Matthew Diener

The DAM Maturity Model: An interview with David Lipsey and Theresa Regli pp. 202-205

David Lipsey and Theresa Regli

Volume 1, issue 1, 2012

Editorial: Information, knowledge and insight pp. 4-5

Daryn Moody

Comment Problem solving in DAMs — Don’t reinvent the wheel: Resources and communities for sharing solutions pp. 6-8

Elizabeth Ferguson Keathley

UCSF School of Pharmacy digital assets taxonomy and metadata development pp. 9-22

Joseph A. Busch, Eric Davila, Frank Farm, Michael Lauruhn and Susan Levings

Migrating a broadcast facility to a file-based workflow: Five tips for a successful MAM implementation pp. 23-32

Andrew Thomas and Lisa Bowditch

Black holes and revelations: DAM and museum collections pp. 33-38

Douglas Mccarthy

Creative meets technical: How to be a good DAM customer pp. 39-47

Sarah Saunders

Sharing hidden know-how: How managers solve thorny problems with the ‘Knowledge Jam’ pp. 48-54

Katrina Pugh

The PBCore metadata standard: A decade of evolution pp. 55-68

Nan Rubin

The evolving etextbook landscape: Strategies, platform, innovation pp. 69-77

Ray Uzwyshyn

The sorting of competing metadata models in digital asset management pp. 78-84

Mary Katherine Barnes, Frances Bowden, Jennifer Griffith and Elizabeth Ferguson Keathley

The Accidental Taxonomist: An interview with Heather Hedden pp. 85-89

Heather Hedden

The accidental asset manager pp. 90-102

Steven Brier

An empirical study of social network effects on customer relationship management pp. 103-111

Vincenzo Corvello, Loredana Di Pietro and Eleonora Pantano