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Five Costly Pitfalls of Digital Asset Management (DAM) Implementations and How to Avoid Them

If your media operation has bought into the concept of leading-edge digital asset management (DAM) tools, congratulations! Armed with a cloud-native and AI-driven DAM, you’re poised to reap some fantastic benefits, which could include improved operational efficiencies, more effective management and control of your valuable content, optimized advertising and sponsorship opportunities, and the ability to...

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Face recognition on physical kiosks

Face recognition on physical kiosks

There has been a lot in the zeitgeist recently about face recognition, and I think some of the better uses of face recognition are getting overlooked. One of my favorite customer use cases of ours is using it to speed up payments and other activities on physical kiosks. Here’s why customers are coming to us...

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e-discovery law

All you need to know about New York State’s new e-discovery law

A recently passed New York state law mandates that a wide range of information be turned over within 15 days after an indictment. Because the law affects audio and video-based evidence too, prosecutors will need to accelerate the multimedia discovery process, requiring the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) tools that allow rapid e-discovery during the early case assessment (ECA) stage of cases.

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Heed These Seven Tips When Licensing Your Content – Veritone

As a content owner or rights holder, creating and distributing content isn’t your only concern. It’s equally important to make sure your content is stored and curated properly to enable discovery and future use. Rather than using it once for its original purpose and then letting it sit in a vault somewhere, there is tremendous value in getting your content into the hands of producers, broadcasters, ad agencies, and others who need clips for their projects. That means licensing. In my almost 10 years of working in sports licensing, I’ve become intimately familiar with the intricacies of content rights, licensing, and intellectual property. I can’t watch any kind of program without thinking about (and often mentioning) the licensing and rights nuances included within it. My wife hates it. “Why can’t we just watch TV like normal people?” she says. In this article I offer up some best practices for enabling discovery and licensing of your content while protecting your copyrights as a rights holder.

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Is the market finally ready for mass AI adoption?

Is the market finally ready for mass AI adoption?

Five Aha Moments from VentureBeat Transform Featured Image Includes: Greg Brockman, Co-founder & Chairman and Ilya Sutskever, Co-founder & Chief Scientist, OpenAI; Kyle Wiggers, Staff Writer, VentureBeat I just came back from the Venture Beat Transform 2019 conference here in San Francisco, and I have to say, for the first time in many years, I’m...

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Human Ethnicity Recognition

Face-Recognition Site Reveals Shades of Gray in Human Ethnicity

Asian, black, Latino or white? In the ethnic melting pot that is the United States today, these overgeneralized racial classifications are becoming increasingly inadequate when it comes to describing someone’s background. To address the shortcomings of these blanket classifications, a company called Kairos is using face-recognition software to estimate the percentage of a person’s ethnic...

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9 Reasons Broadcasters Are Loving Veritone Attribute™

We’ve heard a lot of talk in the marketplace about how Veritone Attribute helps radio and television broadcasters connect on-air advertising campaigns to an advertiser’s website activity. I even talked about it myself here. Attribute correlates ads, including live reads, organic and in-content mentions with website traffic and transforms the data into actionable performance analytics...

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