DAM Vendors under the spotlight
Google and Creator of Family Guy Strike a Deal
There is a great article in the New York Times about a new ad model being tested by Seth...
WALL-E Rocks – Two Great Mac Jokes
Just saw WALL-E with my son, and in typical Pixar fashion, it is awesome! Two quick things I found...
Scrolling the FCP Timeline
Too many tracks in your Timeline, and you want to scroll up and down quickly? No need to grab...
Dymo Discpainter, Part Deux
Wherein I use the Discpainter to print 70 DVDs, with reasonable results. This is what my current Discpainter-painted showreel...
GeoSemantics
What are GeoSemantics? Semantic simply means “meaning”. We are trying to explicitly define the meaning of Ordnance Survey data,...
DAM goes to the Desktop
Amsterdam, June 26th, 2008 – dutchsoftware.com, known for developing innovative software solutions for the media industry releases their all...
Two Pieces of Eye Candy
A frame from the short film “Tyger” by Guilherme Marcondes. Links to a pair of lovely (for lack of...
DAM needs to embrace service oriented architectures
Despite intense needs among broadcasters, advertising agencies and other brand-focused enterprises to manage graphics, video, and audio through complex,...
VAM and DAM enhancements
North Plains Systems Corp ., the leading provider of video and digital asset management (VAM and DAM) solutions, today...
Untrustworthy
I just got fired from a job because the producer decided I was untrustworthy. Huh? I get a little...
Cine Gear Expo 2008 – Day 2
Cine Gear Expo on the blazing-hot Universal backlot Day 2 of Cine Gear Expo dawned sunny and hot—our in-car...
NewBlue and VASST improve AVCHD performance with AVCHD UpShift
LA JOLLA, CA (June 25, 2008) – Video editors no longer have to wrestle with unwieldy AVCHD files thanks...
Tweak Software launches RV
San Francisco, CA (June 25, 2008)-Tweak Software is releasing RV, the company’s first commercially available software package, announced Seth...
Motion and the OoO, Part 1
The OoO? Some sort of secret society? Almost – OoO stands for Order of Operations, and if you’re not...
