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NEWS FEATURES
EntropySoft, specialist of the enterprise eontent integration market and unstructured data integration, announced the availability of a .NET software development kit (SDK) for its connectors and its Content Federation Server.
Copyright Clearance Center hosted its first-ever copyright conference at the Union League Club in New York City last Thursday. OnCopyright 2008 was an engaging, cerebral affair that featured four long panel discussions, each of which examined copyright issues from a different perspective, including technology, society, law, and the arts.
Macrovision Corporation has announced that ts stockholders approved the share issuance to complete the proposed acquisition of Gemstar-TV Guide.
PROOF-it-ONLINE, a provider of web-based approval management solutions to creative services companies, has announced that the company's new approval management solution, designed to accelerate project cycles and bring control to the video and interactive content approval process, is now available in Beta.
The Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) was awarded a grant in February from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to further develop standards for museum data exchange.
FEATURED STORIES
It's been 8 years since the Electronic Signature Act—legislation that makes electronic signatures as legally binding as paper-based signatures—was signed by President Clinton. Although it's been nearly a decade, the use of e-signature technology is now steadily gainingmore widespread prominence and acceptance—savingtime and making money.
The free flow of information is the lifeblood of any organization, but it's critical that organizationshave a way to ensure control of documents wherever they travel. This is where Information Rights Management (IRM) comes into play.
With the rapid evolution of interactive Web 2.0technologies, corporate marketing departments are presented with challenges and opportunities. Thechallenges come from selecting the right tools for the intended audience and figuring out how to mesh the new technologies with traditional approaches.Opportunity derives from the inherent democratizationof online marketing.
Controlled circulation trade pubs are now putting more of their print content online and uncontrolled for all to see, but despite the good press for "free" of late, the pay model is alive, even if it is struggling to find its proper place in an increasingly ad-driven digital media market.
Adoption of social media tools in the business-to-business environment is still in early stages, as companies contend with issues of productivity, security, privacy, and content ownership related to enterprise social media usage. These issues may be worth tackling, however, as many believe that social media tools, properly designed and deployed, can pay off big in B2B environments.
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PRODUCT REVIEWS
Clearspace is a collaboration platform built for the largest applications but is also suitable for small and medium-sized groups. While many collaboration platforms emphasize a specific functionality, Clearspace offers a variety of tools, including excellent support for blogs, wikis, documents, and discussions. A superior, customizable user interface makes Clearspace a very attractive and useable platform.
Interest in building a compelling presence on the mobile web has never been higher, but neither have the technical barriers. Bango’s solution is designed to remove the pain from this process, enabling publishers—even individuals who want to distribute the content they create—to deliver content from their internet sites directly to customers' mobile devices without having to adapt it to run on the plethora of handsets and devices on the marketplace.
COLUMNS
With digital distribution, the rules are still emerging and, like publishing business models, will continue to do so. Some things remain almost constant, though, such as the free versus fee debate. From B2B magazine and daily paper models to newsstand sales and high-value subscription content, the publishing business has always demanded a range of formulas for feeding the bottom line.
For the 15 years I have been writing about digital media, two media business models have been "about to break through any day now"
CASE STUDIES
Los Angeles-based CoreObjects Software, Inc. strives to bridge the gap between innovation and lack of infrastructure, building from scratch and bringing to market the commercially deployable "software that builds companies." Since its 1997 founding, the Distributed Cooperative Software Development provider has offered strategy/blueprinting, engineering, and research/prototyping services to dozens of startup and established companies introducing new products. In 2007, CoreObjects brought 12 new products to market. Its first client, Stamps.com, now boasts more than 350,000 monthly subscribers and reported revenues of $85.8 million in 2007. Another customer innovation, Preventsys, was acquired by McAfee in 2006.
Beyond helping Bowker solve its immediate need for a better search engine, Mark Logic also assisted the company with its long-term goals for a solid content repository that can grow with it.
FACES OF ECONTENT
"My role enables me to work with people from many parts of our business"
‘We want a one-stop shop for ordering.’
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| Henry Stewart's Digital Asset Management, Workflow Automation and Marketing Operations Conference, New York City's Marriott Marquis |
| May 12, 2008 - May 13, 2008 |
| Digital Asset Management, Marketing Resource Management, and Best Practices in Marketing Operations. These strategies & technologies include Marketing Automation & Software, Digital Archives, Video & Publishing Workflows, and DAM integration with other software packages, such as Adobe Creative Suite. |
| Enterprise Search Summit East 2008 May 20-21, 2008 Hilton New York - New York, NY |
| May 19, 2008 - May 21, 2008 |
| Enterprise Search Summit is a highly intense, in-depth, 2-day conference that covers how to develop, implement and enhance cutting-edge internal search capabilities. If you are an information manager or IT or search professional, ESS is where you will learn strategies and build the skill sets you need to make your organization’s content not only searchable but "findable." |
| The 4th Annual Gilbane Conference San Francisco: Beyond Content Management, Westin Hotel Market Street San Francisco |
| Jun 18, 2008 - Jun 20, 2008 |
| Join the discussion with industry experts, analyst, and consulting firms who will keep you engaged and educated on the latest strategies, technologies and techniques so you can ensure your organization doesn't get left behind. Topics will include WCM, Search, Globalization, ECM, Social Computing & ERM. |
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