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FRAME training course - preservation and management of audiovisual media

Date:

19 Jun 2017 to 23 Jun 2017

Location:

Paris - France

Website:

http://www.ina-expert.com/news/frame-training-course-2017.html

FRAME training course session 1, June 19 to 23, 2017

Session 1, organized at Ina, is dedicated to the preservation and management of audiovisual media.
When and where ?

Dates: June 19 to 23, 2017
Location: Ina, Bry-sur-Marne/Paris - France

What is session 1 about ?

Topics
Methodological and technical issues for the implementation of digitization infrastructure for film, video and sound archives (workflow, choice of formats, type of storage and metadata sets for digital preservation).

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Mass digitization of Canadian public broadcaster’s audiovisual archive

Submitted by Richard Ranft on Sun, 14/05/2017 - 10:21

CBC/Radio-Canada have announced the mass digitization of the public broadcaster’s audiovisual archive collection.

CBC will digitise 720,000 physical media assets (audio and video) while Radio-Canada will digitise more than 650,000 assets that include audio, video and film.

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Digital Asset Symposium (DAS)

Date:

5 May 2017

Location:

New York, USA

Website:

http://www.digitalassetsymposium.com/

May 5 , 2017

Museum of Modern Art

New York, NY

AMIA’s Digital Asset Symposium (DAS) brings together speakers and case studies from a broad range of industries and disciplines at the corner where theory and the real world meet. Constantly evolving technology allows new content and new workflows that demand new solutions to access, rights management, and preservation issues. DAS is the place where those conversations happen

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Sustaining Sound and Image Collections - International SOIMA course 2017

Submitted by webmanager on Mon, 13/02/2017 - 18:42

Conceived within the framework of ICCROM’s SOIMA programme, the advanced workshop is tailored to address the challenges of collecting, preserving and using (and reusing) sound, still, and moving image content within the broader context of rapidly changing technology and shrinking resources. It will focus on collection management issues in different institutional contexts that are unique to these types of materials.

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