This week’s highlighted event is taking place at the Swiss Embassy in London on 27th April. Entitled ‘Generative AI: Turbo-charging Creativity‘, this in-person panel discussion […]
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A selection of DAM related articles from around the web, hand-picked by the DAM News editorial team.
Improving Efficiency & Effectiveness with AI and DAM
This recent LinkedIn post from creative operations and DAM consultant Frank DeCarlo touches on the increasing role of artificial intelligence within DAM and the potential …
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This week’s featured job is for a Digital Content Operations Specialist with renowned American jewellery retailer Tiffany & Co. Based out of New York, the successful candidate for this temporary six month contract will assume authorship of the dotcom marketing campaigns, including publishing site content, banners, and SEO updates. Additional …
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This week’s featured event is the World Summit AI Americas. Taking place in Montréal on 19th and 20th April, this in-person conference will be exploring and showcasing a broad range of emerging artificial intelligence trends and technologies, including the challenges and issues surrounding their use. The summit, …
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A collection of DAM related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
Introducing visual search for your DAM — say goodbye to keyword dependency!
Yair Adato, founder and CEO of AI-powered visual content platform Bria takes stock of the current state of visual search …
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This week’s highlighted position is for a Photo Librarian with international non-governmental organisation WaterAid. Operating out of the charity’s headquarters in London, applicants are expected to have experience managing DAM systems, along with knowledge of picture editing and ethical practice in the use of NGO imagery. Key responsibilities will include …
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We have been making a few changes here at DAM News which I wanted to make our readers aware of. Firstly, my co-contributor, Russell Charles McVeigh is now the editor and will assume responsibility for all day-to-day operations.
The weekly news round-up, events and job listings will continue as usual. …
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This week’s featured event is a discussion at London’s Conway Hall entitled ‘Ethical Matters: Art and Artificial Intelligence‘, taking place on Wednesday 12th April. Featuring renowned author and Emeritus Professor History and Philosophy of Science at University College London, Arthur I. Miller, the conversation will focus …
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A selection of DAM related articles from around the web, sourced by the DAM News editorial team.
Taxonomy and Information Architecture Compared
Author and taxonomist Heather Hedden explores the relationship between information architecture and taxonomies in this recent blog post. Reflecting upon her recent appearance at the Information Architecture Conference …
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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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