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Abstract
In the dynamic landscape of digital asset management (DAM), managing the life cycle of digital assets extends beyond mere storage and retrieval. This paper emphasises the critical importance of content tracking for safeguarding brand integrity and compliance. It outlines the complexities involved in managing digital assets, from pre-production to postdistribution, highlighting the necessity of tracking usage rights and expiration dates across various platforms and geographies. The piece explores advanced technologies such as visual matching and rights management systems that use artificial intelligence to automate tracking and compliance analysis, thereby mitigating legal risks and enhancing operational efficiency. The paper discusses practical scenarios where content tracking is indispensable, such as managing expiring content, avoiding rights violations and maintaining brand consistency during rebranding efforts. It concludes that in a world where digital content predominates, a robust content tracking system integrated with a DAM system is essential for maintaining control over digital assets and ensuring their compliant and effective use. This not only protects the brand but also optimises content performance, ultimately contributing to the brand’s market success.
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Author's Biography
Gregg Guest is responsible for driving FADEL’s Rights Cloud product strategies and growing the company’s presence in the digital rights management arena. He is an experienced thought leader on the complex topics of media production and content licensing, having previously worked with Marvel Entertainment, as well as the award-winning commercial production company, HSI Productions. Gregg has over 20 years of experience in marketing and technology, including jobs as Communications Manager at media/intellectual property law firm Debevoise & Plimpton, and as Director of Software at Braveline Technology. Gregg holds a fine arts degree in film and television from New York University, and has won numerous awards for filmmaking and screenwriting.