Forthcoming content

A selection of the peer-reviewed articles and real-world case studies scheduled for Volume 13 of Journal of Digital Media Management includes:

• Building the Lands’ End digital asset management content hub
  Dale Meinholz, Digital Asset Management Specialist, Lands’ End
• Increasing diffusion: Rediscovering the Smithsonian’s media collections through the Audiovisual Media Preservation Initiative
  Alison Reppert Gerber, Head of Preservation Programs for the Smithsonian Libraries and Archives et al
• The AI DAM assistant: Testing GPT-4’S description and keyword tagging abilities on product imagery
  Jake Athey, Vice President, Sales and Go-To-Market, DAM and PIM, and Jacob Williamson, Senior Software Developer, Acquia
• How the Schlesinger Library processes born-digital materials using digital forensics software and scripting
  Zachary Maiorana, Digital Archivist, Schlesinger Library, Harvard University
• Case study: The Österreichische Mediathek’s monitoring and analysing tool for digital archiving
  Marion Jaks, Digital Archivist, Österreichische Mediathek
• Facilitating digitisation and reformatting via committee work
  Abby Beazer, Digital Initiatives Technical Specialist, Digital Initiatives, Brigham Young University et al
• HDV data preservation at The USC Digital Repository: The Television Academy Foundation’s The Interviews collection
  Jenni Matz, Director, Television Academy Foundation, The Interviews, Television Academy et al
• A gift to another age: Evaluating virtual machines for the preservation of video games at MOMA
  Kirk Mudle, Program Manager, Digital Preservation Outreach & Education Network, Pratt Institute
• A joint project to develop workflows for processing and preserving born digital materials
  Bethany Scott, Head of Preservation and Reformatting, UH Libraries, University of Houston
• Case study on building a tri-agency DAM platform
  Lynette Conlon, Digital Project Officer, Tourism Northern Ireland
• Gone in an Adobe Flash: Five new frameworks to preserve born-computational literary art for the future
  Ashley Champagne, Director, Center for Digital Scholarship, Brown University Library et al
• Beyond distribution: The critical role of content tracking
  Gregg Guest, Vice President of Product Management, FADEL
• Applying machine learning: Using facial recognition in the OSU Archives
  Patrice-Andre 'Max' Prud'homme, Director, Digital Curation, University Archives, Oklahoma State University et al
• Metadata creation and enrichment using artificial intelligence at meemoo
  Rony Vissers, Expertise Officer, meemoo et al
• Assessing stratified approaches to audiovisual preservation
  Ben Harry, Media Arts History and Audiovisual Materials Archivist, Special Collections, Brigham Young University Library
• The Swiss National Library Approach to digitising newspapers
  Martina Hoffmann, Head of Digitization Service, Swiss National Library
• Enabling digital access through Library and Archives Canada’s pre-ingest workflow
  Emily Monks-Lesson, Archivist, Digital Preservation and Migration, Library and Archives Canada
• Confronting racist or derogatory titles in digitised photographs
  Zulay Chang, Specialist II, Photography Collection, The New York Public Library
• The EBU’s work on using facial recognition algorithms for video benchmarking and design strategy
  Alexandre Rouxel, Sr Project Manager - Data and AI, EBU - Technology & Innovation
• Researching digital asset management systems, deciding on Preservica, and the ins and outs of the implementation
  Erin Baucom, Digital Archivist, University of Montana
• Identifying the best web accessibility work flows for your archival description data
  Christina Cutler, Data Librarian, Map and Data Library, University of Toronto Libraries
• Building flexible and replicable digital repositories at The University of Texas at Austin Libraries
  JJ Bennett, Senior Software Engineer, University of Texas at Austin Libraries
• Building a fully digital archive and media management system for Newzroom Afrika
  Lynn Johnson, Archives Manager, Ngwato Nkosi Group
• The onboarding of Preservica and the initiative to preserve images from the university’s DAM at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
  Arthur Carlson, University Archivist and Assistant Director for Archives and Special Collections, Gillian McCuistion, Access & Outreach Archivist, Emily Ping O’Brien, Digital Repository and Metadata Librarian, George C. Gordon Library, Worcester Polytechnic Institute
• How INA is transitioning from a mass to a customised and qualitative approach to digitisation and migration
  Sarah Vandegeerde, Head of Audiovisual Operations Department, INA
• Processing both a hybrid and born-digital collection at The New School
  Irene Gates, Processing Archivist, University Archives and Special Collections, Northeastern University Library
• Establishing digital preservation standards through DAM to enhance global accessibility
  Tracey Gulden, Media Collections Manager, John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library, The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
• Integrating multiple systems for a common goal
  Lenora Robinson, Project Archivist for the Deaf Catholic Archives, College of the Holy Cross
• Harmonising MARC metadata: MarcEdit and Notepad++ for efficient local subject heading standardisation
  Michelle Speed, Metadata Librarian, Baylor University Libraries
• Results from testing different generative AI tools to assist with the creation of archival descriptions
  Anna Gibson Hollow, University Archivist, University of Alberta et al
• Utilizing AI tools to increase access to archival collections
  Allie Querengesser, Metadata Archivist, Digital Services, Libraries and Cultural Resources, University of Calgary