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8 March 2010 Comments

DAM Talk: George Knox CEO Vamosa

DAM Talk  George Knox CEO @ Vamosa Enterprise Content Governance, talks to Paul Quigley.
George seeks to deliver customers with control and structure to all enterprise content in a fully automated way with the broadest and most technologically advanced range of products and professional services. His vision for the customer has helped to define a software [...]

25 February 2010 Comments

The Social Panopticon And You

IEEE Spectrum: The Social Panopticon And You.

POSTED BY: SALLY ADEE

Over the past couple of weeks, Google has gotten repeated bloody noses from tech journalists over theBuzz debacle. Before Buzz, Google’s “Don’t Be Evil” philosophy was backed up by a lot of carefully thought-out and well-executed applications. By comparison, Buzz was so uncharacteristically tone-deaf that [...]

30 November 2009 Comments

DAM Busters Podcast: Metadata and the meaning of life

From metadata to the meaning of life, and all points between, the DAM Busters crew ( Editor-in-Chief Paul Quigley spoke with Henrik de Gyor and Mark Davey) waxed lyrical with Pearson’s Director of Content Madi Solomon
DAM Busters Episode 2
Subjects covered: Taxonomy, Ontology, Philosophical borders and Nerd Hubris

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30 November 2009 Comments

I need a common taxonomy for my tags

Photo organization: How Geoff does it | Photodoto.

Photodoto reader Geoff Coupe sent in some very helpful and detailed responses to my plea for help regarding my Great Photo Organization Project (which is still proceeding although I haven’t updated the sidebar in a little while). Here are his excellent responses to my questions (and you can read [...]

27 October 2009 Comments

Twitter harnessing the collective consciousness of humanity

Bravo to Evan Williams CEO of twitter, this video clearly demonstrates that the man is a deep thinker when it comes to the value of real-time information flows, never before have we had a tool that can be used to tap into collective consciousness of humanity and an ecosystem of sharing those memes as they occur.
Sure twitter [...]

26 October 2009 Comments

Metadata & the Future of Mobile Web Access

Metadata & the Future of Mobile Web Access « The Documentalist.

As we move forward with the electronic evidence study at CRL, one challenge keeps rising to the surface in all of our conversations, literature reviews, and reviews of internet resources.  In a word: Metadata.  Collecting metadata and context information seems to be particularly [...]

23 September 2009 Comments

Picasa 3.5: Ruining Your Good Name with Face Recognition Tagging

Say goodbye to your controlled web presence and say hello to Picasa 3.5. Google released Picasa 3.5 with a slew of new features including facial recognition and name-based batch tagging, faster geo-tagging and better web uploading functionality. The service is so good at finding your mug and tagging it that wild photos from yesteryear can [...]

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29 September 2008 Comments

Metadata Working Group

The Metadata Working Group (MWG) was formed in 2006 as a consortium of leading companies in the digital media industry, focused on the following goals:

Preservation and seamless interoperability of digital image metadata
Interoperability and availability to all applications, devices, and services

The intent of the MWG is to publish technical specifications that describe how to effectively store [...]

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28 July 2008 Comments

How is “DAO” different than “SEO”?

Extending SEO with Digital Asset Optimization
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The search marketing industry is rich with acronyms: SEO, SEM, PPC, ROI, SERPs (even LMAO) as well as buzz phrases such as “search engine optimization” and “social media optimization”. Do we really need another?
One of the few things to be counted on in search marketing is that there will be [...]

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17 July 2008 Comments

S curve your way out of recession

Scott Brinker from Chief Marketing Technologist has some good advice on S curves and how to handle them.

S curves are a phenomenon of technology adoption. They begin where a particular technology — in this case, ads on search engine results pages (SERPs) — arrive on the scene with chaotic, slow growth while early adopters figure [...]

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