What is Expression Media 2 good for?
Durning the course of October 2010, we’re running a special at theDAMbook.com. Buy a copy of the book from us, and get a free copy of Expression Media 2. For
October 7, 2010
DAM Book 2 and Expression Media 2 special offer
For the month of October, we have a very special offer available for people who purchase The DAM Book through our website. With each purchase of the book, you get
October 7, 2010
Fotocare Day-long program Thursday
I’ll be presenting a day-long workshop on digital asset management for photographers at Fotocare in New York on Thursday the 30th of September. We’ll look at storage hardware, metadata, backup
September 27, 2010
dpBestflow in Austria
I presented the dpBestflow project to a workshop of the iPres 2010 conference in Vienna yesterday, as part of a workshop called “Spanning Boundries.” This is a gathering of representatives
September 22, 2010
Five years later, what was lost and what was gained
On this fifth anniversary of Katrina, I’ve been hard at work editing a film Richard Anderson and I are creating about the loss of photographs in the storm. It’s been
August 30, 2010
Using AVCHD files on a Mac
Recently, I answered a question about how to use AVCHD files from a consumer video camera on a Mac. It can be really frustrating since these files are not native
August 23, 2010
Expression Media Users Survey
Phase One has launched a survey of existing Expression Media and iView users. If you’d like to have some input on the future of the product, take a moment to
August 11, 2010
Filename to Title – a New DAMuseful script
Writing the filename into the IPTC title field is a really useful practice. It preserves the name in a place that’s accessible, and likely to survive any kind of renaming
July 29, 2010
Cory Doctorow – How copyright threatens democracy
It would probably be more accurate to say “how copyright enforcement by multi-national entertainment companies can threaten democracy.” No, I’m not going all “copyleft” on you. This movie picks up
July 27, 2010
Sustainable Economics for a Digital Planet
Here’s another item I picked up at the NDIPP partners meeting – a report by some pretty heavy organizations about the economics of digital preservation. The organizations included: U.S. National Science
July 26, 2010