Volume 2 (2013-14)

Each volume of Journal of Digital Media Management consists of four quarterly 100-page issues. The articles published in Volume 2 were:

Volume Two Number Four

Migrating assets and metadata from a legacy DAM system to a new one at Ubisoft
Sarah Cervinski, Manager, Digital Asset Management, Ubisoft
Rights management for a global magazine business: Strategy, standardisation and simplification
Ellen Payne, VP, Editorial Operations, Hearst Magazines
Managing digital unpredictability and changing behavior with reusable web-portable assets
Andrew Lewis, Digital Content Delivery Manager, Victoria and Albert Museum
Integrating DAM systems and processes within an organization
Jacqueline Contreras, former Digital Asset Manager, Beachbody
Appraising and acquiring born-digital collections: An introduction
Gretchen Gueguen, former Digital Archivist, University of Virginia
Single source multi-channel marketing
Matthias Wesselmann, Director of Marketing Communications, Vitra
Descriptive metadata in the music industry: Why it is broken and how to fix it - Part 2
Tony Brooke, Media Asset Manager, Silent Way
DAMification: The implications for users and vendors
Dave Liu, Associate Director and Sriram Ramakrishnan, Senior Architect, Digital Media Consulting Practice, Cognizant

Volume Two Number Three

Case study: Digitizing the natural sound archive at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Mike Webster, Director and Greg Budney, Audio Curator, Macaulay Library, Cornell Lab of Ornithology
Moving digital assets at the Smithsonian Libraries into a trusted management system
Doug Dunlop, Metadata Librarian, Smithsonian Institute Libraries
The EN 15907 moving image metadata schema standard and its role in a DAM infrastructure
Thelma Ross, Moving Image Cataloger, Detlev Balzer, Consultant, The Academy Film Archive and Stephen McConnachie, Collections Information Data Manager, British Film Institute
Governance for digital asset management
Dan McGraw, President and Founder, Seven Dials Media
Curation is also part of management: A case for considering digital curation in digital asset management
Megan McGovern, Digital Asset Manager, Progressive Insurance
Establishing and funding a digital asset management system at the University of Chicago
Cynthia Mathews, Digital Asset Specialist, University Communications, University of Chicago
Descriptive metadata in the music industry: Why it is broken and how to fix it
Tony Brooke, Media Asset Manager, Silent Way
Ways not-for-profits can leverage DAM: Experience from the Nationwide Children's Hospital
Kristy Smith, Creative Services Production Specialist, Nationwide Children's Hospital
Good cop, bad cop, brand cop: Confessions of a global brand director
Brant Long, Global Brand Director, Jones Lang LaSalle
Interview with Fran Alexander, Information Architect at BCA Research
John Horodyski, Principal, DAM Education and Adjunct Professor, School of Library & Information Science, San Jose State University
Book review: 'Practical Digital Preservation'
Louis E. King, Digital Information Architect, Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure, Yale University

Volume Two Number Two

A journey to enable Digital End-to-End using DAM
Carin Forman, Director, Digital Photo Services, Home Box Office
Stay nimble: Staying true to your goals while finding your way through a DAM implementation
Chad Beer, Director, Digital Assets & Rights Management and Holly Boerner, Manager of Digital Assets, American Express Publishing
Auditing and upgrading metadata at the University of Houston Digital Library: The methodology used and the recommendations and strategies that resulted
Santi Thompson, Metadata Coordinator and Annie Wu, Head of Metadata & Bibliographic Services, University of Houston Libraries
Metadata management at Sony Pictures Entertainment
J.R. Yasgur, SVP, Global Data Strategy & Operations, Sony Pictures Entertainment
How to mobilize for and manage a successful DAM program
Seth Earley, CEO and Robin Macrae, Consultant, Earley & Associates
Fandom digitised: Establishing a digital collection of media fanzines at Texas A&M University
Jeremy Brett, Assistant Professor and Processing Archivist, Texas A&M University
Case study: The British Film Institute workflow for archiving and preserving digital cinema packages
Charles Fairall, Head of Conservation, Helen Edmunds, Collections Manager and Dylan Cave, Curator, Fiction, BFI National Archive
Taking a big data/NoSQL approach to digital asset management
Matt Turner, CTO, Media and Publishing, MarkLogic
Creating a digital repository of material from the library of Louis Pasteur: Workflows, translation, audio files, website design and metadata creation
Mira Greene, Head of Technical Services and Robert Marlin, Archivist, Moody Medical Library, University of Texas

Volume Two Number One

Digitizing ‘Johnny Carson’ content: Digitizing a media library, repurposing the data for Facebook and iTunes and creating a licensing site
Barry Snyder, President and Co-founder, MediaMine and Jeff Sotzing, President, Carson Entertainment Group
Case study: Digitizing the multi-language, multi-length audio-visual collection at the National Film Board, Canada
Christian Ruel, Assistant Director General, Finance, Operations & Technology Division and Julie Dutrisac, Head of Research and Development, National Film Board
Implementing digital asset management for digital media support
Reshma Kumar, Senior Manager of Visual Design, Symantec
Results from the DAM Foundation Salary Survey: Who we are, where we work, what we do, and how we are paid
Elizabeth Keathley, DAM Foundation
Continuing professional development and education for DAM executives and management
Robert Corrao, Chief Operating Officer and Philip Spiegel, Director, DAM Projects, LAC Group
Implementing a digital asset management strategy at RPA
Stacey McKeever, Librarian, RPA
Advancing media asset value: From storage to operational decisions
Blake White, Director, Entertainment, Media & Communications, PwC
Content, control and collections: An interview with content strategist, Mike Doane
John Horodyski, Principal, DAM Education & Adjunct Professor, School of Library & Information Science, San Jose State University
Determinants of distribution channel choice for online software license purchases: A transaction cost perspective
Pierre Hadaya, Universite du Quebec a Montreal