Quick advice on storage and backup
Editor’s Note: Since I’ve turned Facebook comments off, I’m experimenting with turning them on directly in the blog. Feel free to ask any questions you may have about this subject
March 2, 2020
Looking for iView Replacements?
Last week, I had the pleasure of speaking to the National Geographic photographers group, The Photo Society. The topic of my talk was the death of iView (aka Expression Media,
January 14, 2020
Notes for DAM Europe presentation – Getting Real with AI and ML
These notes are prepared for the attendees of my talk at Henry Stewart DAM Europe summer 2019. In this talk I show how you can use Lightroom and the Anyvision
June 26, 2019
Where does “the truth” live?
This post is adapted from The DAM Book 3.0. In this post, I outline the structural approaches for media management and how they are changing in the cloud/mobile era. Back
July 10, 2018
The DAM Book 3.0 Index
We’ve created an index for The DAM Book 3.0. While this was not terribly necessary for electronic versions of the book, it’s quite helpful for the print version (at the
June 25, 2018
The DAM Book 3.0 released
It is with great pleasure that we can announce the release of the full digital version of The DAM Book 3.0. In the nine years since the last version was
April 30, 2018
The DAM Book 3.0 Release 2
Dateline – Athens, Georgia – We’ve released the next set of chapters for The DAM Book 3.0, adding 325 more pages to the initial Chapter 1 release, for a total of
March 30, 2018
Update on DAM Book 3
It is with a healthy dose of chagrin that I report that the publication of The DAM Book 3 will be postponed yet again. I have been working on the
November 22, 2017
Computational Tagging
In my SXSW panel this year, Ramesh Jain and Anna Dickson and I delved into the implications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) becoming a commodity, which will be a commonplace reality
October 11, 2017
What the Equifax Breach tells us about cloud security
Equifax reports an intrusion into its system which “may have” stolen the data on up to 143 million Americans, including name, address, SS#, and Drivers license number. This is a
September 8, 2017