This month’s editorial theme is DAM within GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums). As a long running stalwart of Digital Asset Management use, these industries have helped to forge DAM into the multi-functional platforms that we use today. Many of the familiar terms and concepts we see in DAM can …
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A selection of DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
Image management: How to manage company images in 2025
DAM platform provider Frontify explore the topic of image management, and how taking control of your organisation’s images, whether it’s branding, marketing, personnel or internal, …
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This week’s featured opportunity is for a Digital Asset Librarian with Amazon’s Devices Brand Studio. The role is available in various locations throughout the US, including Sunnyvale, Seattle and Santa Monica. Candidates are expected to have experience with DAM systems, asset lifecycle management, metadata, taxonomies and digital file formats. Key …
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Peter Krogh, Chief Product Officer at Mediagraph and author of The DAM Book has kindly contributed an article exploring the portability of your DAM metadata, and the measures you can take to ensure that you have unfettered access to your valuable information should a number of worst case scenarios …
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The latest participant in our interview series is DAM veteran Richard Bamford. For over two decades, Richard has worked in customer-facing positions for a number of organisations such as Getty Images, Extensis, and CI HUB. More recently, Richard is consolidating his many years of expertise into his new role …
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This week’s upcoming event is Feature Friday: Metadata Automation with FotoStation – a free webinar hosted by DAM vendor Fotoware. Taking place on Friday 6th December at 10:00am (CET), this online event will teach you how to automate metadata population with AI-driven autotagging, create a controlled vocabulary for …
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As part of our series on DAM Integration, Canto’s Senior Implementation Manager James Fox has contributed an article providing a number of best-practice tips and valuable insights for achieving the most effective and efficient DAM integration. James highlights that DAM is no longer a mere standalone file repository, but a …
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A selection of DAM-related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
How to Write a Comprehensive RFP for Digital Asset Management Systems
This recent post from French DAM software provider Wedia takes a closer look at constructing an RFP (Request for Proposal) for DAM. The …
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This week’s featured opportunity is for a Digital Asset Manager with the Royal Collection Trust. Operating out of St. James’s Palace, London, candidates are expected to have experience in DAM system management or digital library management with a strong working knowledge of metadata and cataloguing tools and processes. Responsibilities include …
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This week’s highlighted event is DAM for GLAMs – a webinar hosted by DAM vendor Fotoware, taking place on 28th November 2024 at 10am CET. This free online session will be exploring the content workflow and media file management benefits of a DAM system within the GLAM (galleries, libraries, …
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A selection of DAM and marketing techology related articles from around the web, hand-picked by the DAM News editorial team.
AI, Copyright and Stochastic Harm
This recent post from business journalist Paul Sweeting highlights the latest legal conundrum regarding the use of copyrighted material in AI training data. Raw Story …
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Paul Melcher, visual tech expert and founder of online magazine Kaptur has kindly contributed an article exploring the topics of bias, plagiarism and ownership within AI-assisted creativity such as graphic design, illustration and photography. This detailed and thoughtful piece examines a broad range of legal and ethical issues, and how …
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