Carson Entertainment Group (CEG), the television licensing company established by Johnny Carson in 1981 to control the rights to “The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson,” recently launched a Digital Media Hub to archive and license clips from the show’s 30-year history. The entire Carson Library of television has been painstakingly cataloged, transcribed, and synced to timecodes to display in an online, searchable platform. All episodes recorded from 1962 through 1992 are available for licensing through CEG. We talked with CEG’s Jeff Sotzing (president) and Jonathan Sotzing (sales and marketing) about how Digital Media Hub will bring the company’s licensing operation into the here and now. Robin Melhuish, Veritone’s Director of Customer Solutions, worked closely with CEG on the project and joined us for the conversation.
Veritone Attribute offers broadcasters a near real-time solution for understanding advertising performance across prerecorded ads, live reads, and organic mentions.
Summary: Optical character recognition has been around for decades but has become even more advanced thanks to artificial intelligence. Traditional optical character recognition software lacked the scalability needed to handle modern media workflows. Enterprise AI platforms can remove the need to build custom deployments for ML content pipelines Optical Character Recognition (OCR), also referred to...
We are extremely excited to announce the release of a brand new box from Machine Box. Introducing Objectbox, the super-simple, fully trainable, object detection solution…in a box. Now, you can tackle use cases like;
Tracking the prevalence and value of brands and logos across all your media content. Counting the number of people walking by your booth at a trade show. Improving OCR results by selecting specific sections of your video to process.
By Andy Brinck, VP Worldwide Channel, Veritone Businesses everywhere urgently want to transform their IT infrastructures into artificial-intelligence-enabled powerhouses—constructing smart systems that are equipped for success in the new era of the digital economy. Channel partners, including resellers, distributors, system integrators and cloud providers, are uniquely positioned to support such AI transformations. However, despite the...
Law enforcement is leveraging deep machine learning to gain vital intelligence more quickly By Laura Neitzel, PoliceOne BrandFocus Staff The rise of the internet over the last 20 years has enhanced our lives in many ways. Online technologies have made it easier to find and buy products, learn new skills, get directions, book a hotel...
POLICE MAGAZINE – A lot of people believe that video surveillance tools and evidentiary video systems like in-car and body-worn cameras have made the jobs of law enforcement investigators much easier. But the truth is that even when individuals are caught on camera at the scene of a crime, investigators still have their work cut...
The discovery process will continue to evolve next year, experts say, with an increased focus on analytics, privacy and more. By Zach Warren Many now consider e-discovery to be a mature market, but that doesn’t mean the pace of innovation is necessarily slowing down. On the contrary, 2018 saw the adoption of new technologies like beginning-of-EDRM...
This is a demo project showing how Machine Box tech can be integrated into JavaScript applications. Facebox can take an image and tell you how many faces it sees, as well as who those faces belong to provided you have shown it a single example previously.We can use this capability to build additional security into our web apps so we can see how many people are watching the screen and who they are. Using the webcam with some JavaScript and Facebox, we can periodically check to ensure only authorized people can see the information that users consider sensitive.
What is fake news? That is a difficult question to answer. Is it satire? Is it opinions pieces? Is it factual inaccuracies? With the proliferation of social sharing and user submitted content, we’ve opened up our democracies and institutions to a level of abuse, rhetoric, and influence that is unprecedented. Fortunately, we think machine learning can help.
