eMedia & XML Technologies Webinar Library

Semantic web technologies, such as RDF, are finally starting to provide real value in real-world applications. However, the greatest asset is not in a single model, but in the juncture of several technologies. In this webinar recording we describe the tremendous potential of storing, managing, and searching RDF tuples and XML documents together in a single repository using a single query language and a single indexing system. Example use cases and illustrative benchmarks will be provided. Originally recording with a live audience on November 11, 2010

The IDEASOnline webinar Leveraging XML in the Construction of Domain-specific,Content-centric, RESTful Web Services will discover how to leverage XML technologies such as XML databases, XQuery and XProc to rapidly construct domain-specific RESTful services in a declarative style.

The IDEASOnline webinar Leveraging XML in the Construction of Domain-specific,Content-centric, RESTful Web Services will discover how to leverage XML technologies such as XML databases, XQuery and XProc to rapidly construct domain-specific RESTful services in a declarative style.

DISC is the IDEAlliance Digital Image Submission Criteria Specification. This webinar provides a brief history of the specification and sets the stage for the Working Group to update the Specification during 2010. 

Adobe's XMP is experiencing wide adoption. In this Webinar you can learn from a peer who presents their implementation case study.  This case study focuses on an implementation of digital imaging workflows using XMP.

Adobe's XMP is experiencing wide adoption. In this Webinar you can learn from a peer who presents their implementation case study.  This case study focuses on an implementation of AdsML.

Adobe's XMP is experiencing wide adoption. In this Webinar you can learn from a peer who presents their implementation case study.  This case study focuses on the U.S. Navy News Archive project.

Adobe's XMP is experiencing wide adoption. In this Webinar you can learn from a peer who presents their implementation case study.  This case study focuses on the Pearson Education project.

The PRISM Aggregator Message (PAM) provides a standard XML format for publishers to use in transmitting XML content to aggregators and syndicators. This webinar will provide an overview of PAM 2.0. Members of the PRISM Working Group will walk through the general structure of the PAM message ad show how both article content and article metadata should be encoded in XML.

This brief presentation provides an introduction to PRISM.

As a multi-platform publisher, U.S. News & World Report recognizes that metadata is the key to organizing and managing an increasingly diverse universe of content. In 2005 U.S. News migrated to a new digital asset management system; in conjunction with that migration a business case was made to add PRISM XML as an export format to content aggregators. As U.S. News became more familiar with the specification, we discovered that using PRISM to encode metadata enhanced our ability to deliver content quickly, and organize it more effectively for internal use. This presentation illustrates the business case for using PRISM and shows how we made the transition to using the specification for both our DAM and CMS. We’ll also discuss our plans to implement PRISM 2.0 in 2009.

In this webinar, Linda Burman, a leading metadata consultant and founder of the IDEAlliance PRISM Working Group will provide an introduction to metadata. Linda will answer the question "What is Metadata" and review some business scenarios where metadata provides value to publishers. She will also provide an overview of existing metadata specifications that can serve as a starting point.

In 2008, the PRISM Working Group developed a new set of PRISM usage rights metadata elements that can provide the basis for the implementation of a rights management system and may be employed to communicate usage rights between publishers and aggregators. This presentation will provide an overview of the new Usage Rights metadata elements and demonstrate how these may be used in digital rights management and in content reuse.

Adobe's XMP is experiencing wide adoption. In this Webinar you will see a preview of the new XMP Primer. Learn the basics of XMP in this Webinar.

XMP is the Extensible Metadata Platform. Initiated by Adobe Systems, XMP provides a standard XML envelope, defines an easy-to-implement RDF subset, and specifies the mechanism for embedding metadata in each media asset type. With XMP each asset is self defining as it moves through the workflow or is archived. Learn more about XMP in this Webinar presented by the XMP-Open organization.

This Webinar highlights the challenges of publishing XML content to a wiki, ensuring high-fidelity results in a format that is friendly and natural for wiki users to edit.