Digital documentation: tools and challenges for television
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https://doi.org/10.3145/epi.2007.sep.05Keywords:
TV archives, Audiovisual documentation, Digitising, Open archive, Documentation centres, Television, Multimedia content management, UsersAbstract
Television is becoming digital, as are TV archives and archival research. Digitisation of previously archived footage is a slow, expensive process that requires significant public funding. This fact, together with new technological developments, favours the opening of major archives to the general public (BBC, INA, B&G, etc.). For TV stations, digitising and media asset management (MAM) systems offer new tools and generate a new work environment, both for reporters and archival research.
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