This week’s featured opportunity is for a Digital Asset Librarian with global electronic and sports equipment manufacturer Garmin. Based out of Kansas, the role’s primary responsibilities will involve developing and maintaining the organisation’s DAM system, with duties covering the ingestion, categorisation, maintenance, and distribution of worldwide brand images, videos and …
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This week’s featured event is a presentation and networking event exploring the emerging trends in AI and the risks and challenges that come with such powerful technologies. Hosted by the Austin Forum and taking place on Wednesday 5th April, AI in 2023: Exciting Developments and Heightened Risks is a …
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A selection of DAM related articles from around the web.
Is Your AI-Generated Content Protected by US Copyright?
This recent article explores the current copyright status of artwork and content created by AI-assisted apps such as DALL-E, Midjourney and ChatGPT. In light of the U.S Copyright’s Office recent attempts to …
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Dan Huby from DAM solution provider ResourceSpace has recently submitted a feature article exploring the implications for DAM of the latest version of OpenAI’s ChatGPT platform. In ‘OpenAI GPT-4 image input support: 6 ways it’s a game-changer for DAM‘, Dan explains how the introduction of ChatGPT’s image input …
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This week’s highlighted position is for a Global Repertoire Coordinator with multinational music publishing corporation Universal Music Group. Operating out of London, the successful candidate will be responsible for managing the ingestion of audio assets and metadata into UMG’s asset management system. Additional duties will include metadata formatting, tagging, reviewing …
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This week’s highlighted event is a Murray Center for Women in Technology conference entitled ‘Artificial Intelligence / Real Human Lives: making technology work for all of us‘. Taking place on Friday 31st March, this in-person event will feature a series of expert speakers taking a detailed look …
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A selection of DAM related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
7 Ways Creative Teams Can Streamline Projects and Workflows With a DAM
Digital Asset Management software provider Digizuite takes a look at a number of tips and insights that creative teams can implement …
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This week’s featured opportunity is for a Metadata Manager with renowned publishing house Bloomsbury Publishing. Working out of London within the metadata team, the successful candidate will be championing metadata across numerous departments, including marketing, editorial, operations and production. Applicants are expected to have experience with managing metadata in the …
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The latest participant in our DAM News Interview series is B Mark Hilton, founder and CEO of Santa Cruz Software – a US company offering a collection of DAM vendor tools and web-to-print templating solutions. As a former Vice President of Product Management for Adobe’s Creative Suite, Mark has …
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This week’s featured event is the NVIDIA GTC Conference, taking place from 20th – 23rd March, with the main keynote speech from CEO Jensen Huang happening on the 21st March at 4pm CET (8am PDT). Hailed as the number one AI developer conference, this free to …
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Dietmar Rietsch, CEO of Digital Experience Management (DEM) solution provider Pimcore has kindly submitted a feature article exploring the benefits of so-called Headless DAM systems. In ‘Headless DAM: Why It Is Relevant for Omnichannel Commerce?‘, Dietmar explains how the current trends in omni-channel marketing technology have given …
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A selection of DAM related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
ChatGPT and Generative AI Not Replacing Copywriters…Yet
If you’ve recently used OpenAI’s ChatGPT, an AI-assisted text generation platform, you may have already realised its shortcomings, more specifically, the somewhat generic, cookie-cutter ‘flavour’ …
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