Summary: The media and broadcast industry faced numerous challenges in 2023, including strikes disrupting production and shifting towards alternative viewing options, while demand for fresh content remained high. Transformation in media management, leveraging AI, is crucial for organizations to thrive. Examples include auto-tagging live content for better distribution and repurposing broadcast content for increased revenue...
Summary: The media & broadcast landscape of 2023 faced unprecedented challenges, including prolonged strikes, streaming service struggles, and shifting viewer habits towards user-generated content. These trends underscore the need for a new approach to media management, where AI can revolutionize the process of content creation and distribution for effortless scale and efficiency, keeping pace with...
As discussed in our previous blog, artificial intelligence (AI) has been making a significant impact on just about every industry, and one of the prime examples is sports. The global sports AI market has grown substantially due to advancements in machine learning and generative AI, increasing from $2.1 billion in 2020 to an estimated $16.7...
Summary: Gary Warech discusses the growing use of AI in sports and entertainment, noting its impact on player analytics, fan engagement, and the exploration of AI for internal efficiency and monetization of media content. Jay Bailey highlights AI’s role in making vast content archives accessible and searchable, facilitating the creation of new content forms, and...
Metadata tagging is the process of creating a term that describes a keyword or phrase and assigning those tags to a media asset. A media asset, as described in our blogs about digital asset management and media asset management, is any content that comes in one of five forms: audio, images, video, documents, or HTML....
Digital asset management (DAM) consolidates an organization’s digital content into a single location, making it easier to access, manage and distribute with internal teams, partners, and customers. DAM is business-critical for any individual or organization that actively produces digital content and media assets on a regular basis. Exacerbated by the 2020 pandemic, the demand for content...
Summary: AI in the sports industry has gained momentum thanks to new technologies like generative AI. As sports organizations scramble to understand how to apply AI, we’ve seen the most practical starting place is ingesting AI into their content operations. Adding AI to the workflow of content operations opens up new forms of content to...
Summary: Despite the pandemic accelerating the adoption of AI technology, many still operate inefficient content supply chains. AI will inevitably touch nearly every aspect of the content lifecycle and is critical to activate media for monetization opportunities. Incremental AI adoption can make it easier for organizations to start using AI today and expand its use...
Radio advertising has been an effective way for brands to reach audiences for decades. But measuring radio advertising performance with data has always been a challenge. Luckily, technology has been developed that provides a way for radio operators and salespeople to show their advertisers that advertising on their stations works. With these tools, stations can...
Obtaining licensing rights can be an involved process, especially when buying rights-managed content, so we asked one of our licensing experts, Jay Bailey, to share some wisdom. Jay has been our vice president of TV and film licensing for nearly a decade, so he knows a thing or two about this topic. Here's what he had to say.
