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2. Media Management
Collaborating closely with producers of content
àTo create great metadata: high quality,
large quantity
àIn an efficient manner
àFor several user groups
àAnd to make these metadata
available as early as possible
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3. An MSP programme
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18+ projects combined in a programme
Shared vision and benefits
Coordinated by programme manager
September 2012- December 2014
All parts of the organisation participate
Responsibility for implementing change lies with
management
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4. Benefits
More efficient annotation process
High quality metadata
Collection that suits needs current and future users
High customer satisfaction
Extensive services meeting customer needs and
expectations
• Relevance as an audiovisual institute/archive for
education and science
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5. Looking back...
● Kick-off in September 2012, right before FIAT meeting
● BBC presentation, interactive sessions
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6. Planning
● September 2012- March 2013: start up phase
● April- September 2013: Phase 1, exploration
○ research
○ analysis
○ recommendations
● October 2013- June 2014: Phase 2, implementation
○ structural improvements
■ processes
■ infrastructure
● July- December 2014: Phase 3, expanding scope
○ including education & science user groups
○ including acquisition, digitisation processes
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7. Structure of the programme
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8. Phase 1- Exploration (Q2-3 2013)
Internal research:
process analysis
lessons learned session
External research:
Metadata flow survey
User survey (online survey and interviews)
Pilot projects:
● VARA broadcaster: “Early Birds”/ Vroege Vogels radio & tv
● NOS news broadcaster
● other broadcasters have just started:
○ Omroep Max, KRO, Andere Tijden, Radio 4
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11. Experience so far
1. Using current capacities and
experience for the benefit of others
2. Changing HR-profile
3. A shifting mindset
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12. Phase 2- Implementation (start Q3 2013)
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13. Phase 2- Implementation (start Q3 2013)
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14. Thesaurus project
Goal
To create a widget or tool, integrated in production/
publication systems, that invisibly maps autocomplete tags to
the Sound and Vision thesaurus and, eventually, results in
tags in the B&G-catalogue
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16. Thesaurus project
Expected results:
■ Prototype of low-key and dummyproof tool to use thesaurus in
external system (dec 2013)
■ Implementation in several external
systems (2014)
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17. Thesaurus project
Benefits
● Structured metadata throughout production
process
● Both partners doing what we do best
● Not only relevant for broadcasting; opportunities
for all producers of content & users of thesaurus
● Thesaurus as part of Linked Open Data cloud
offers opportunities
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18. Thesaurus project
Technical challenges
● What system to implement this in?
○ Generic broadcasting system
■ web publication system
■ linear transmission system
○ or programme/ broadcaster specific cms
○ or a combination of the above?
● Generic widget or integrated (and customized) tool?
● How do we make sure the tags get into the archive
correctly?
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19. Thesaurus project
● POMS (public broadcaster media service)
● system supports all web publications
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20. Thesaurus project
Topical challenges
● Low key user interface versus controlled terms
○ Users don’t want to know they’re using a controlled list
○ S&V as “the authority” isn’t used to unauthorized users
● Names and places are easy; what about topical terms?
● How to control new terms?
● How many terms per item are enough?
● Should we keep free text (personalized) tags (and huge
messy lists) or should we abandon them completely?
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21. Thesaurus project
Future planning
○ Collaboration with Sound and Vision R&D department,
Collections unit and external POMS architecture team
○ Testing in November 2013
○ Prototype: plan for implementation end 2013
○ Starting implementation in spring 2014
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22. Thesaurus project
Question
As far as we know, we are the only ones implementing
controlled lists/ thesaurus for tagging in the production
environment...
○ Does anyone have any experience with mapping
thesaurus terms to free text lists?
○ Or with using a thesaurus in the production environment?
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