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ADA Title II Video Compliance: Captioning, Transcripts, Risk

ADA Title II Compliance for Video: How Captioning and Transcripts Reduce Risk

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Introduction ADA Title II used to feel like a facilities conversation: ramps, signage, and physical access. That is changing fast. With the U.S. Department of Justice’s 2024 final rule on web and mobile accessibility, video content is now clearly in scope for Title II enforcement. State and local governments must ensure that digital channels – …

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Metatagging Digital Assets at Scale

Metatagging Digital Assets at Scale: Turning Raw Footage into Searchable Gold

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Introduction Most media teams are sitting on a growing mountain of raw footage. Games, live events, news feeds, interviews, explainer videos, webinars, internal town halls, and more all end up in storage. The problem is not collecting content; it is finding the exact moment you need when a deadline or opportunity hits. That is where …

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Rethinking Broadcast Workflow Management with AI-Driven Metadata

Rethinking Broadcast Workflow Management with AI-Driven Metadata

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Introduction Broadcast workflow management has always been about one thing: moving content from lens to audience as efficiently and reliably as possible. Over the last decade, that responsibility has expanded to include IP-based playout, streaming, FAST, localization, and long-tail archives. The workflows have multiplied; the people and hours to manage them have not. At the …

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Compariosn subtitled vs dubbed

Going beyond subtitles: When is it time to invest in dubbing?

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Most content teams start their localization journey with subtitles. It’s fast, relatively inexpensive, and often enough to test new markets. But at some point, subtitles alone stop moving the needle.You see strong interest from specific regions, kids, and casual viewers drop off quickly, or your competitors launch dubbed versions that suddenly pull ahead. That’s the …

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How Real-Time Metadata Powers Live News

How Real-Time Metadata Powers Live News, Sports, and Streaming Events

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Live content has never been more valuable or more complex. A single hour of programming might include: What viewers see as a seamless live show is actually a constant flood of signals. Without structure, that flood becomes almost impossible to manage afterward. That structure is real-time metadata. For broadcasters and streaming providers, real-time metadata is …

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Metadata at Scale

Metadata at Scale: The Future of Media Workflows Depends on Automation

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For years, metadata was treated as an afterthought, something interns entered in spreadsheets, something only archivists cared about, something that could always be “fixed later.” That era is over. Today, every part of the media business runs on metadata At the same time, content volumes have exploded. A single broadcaster might generate thousands of hours …

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Why MetadataIQ Beats Generic AI Transcription

AI-Powered Transcription for Broadcasters: Why MetadataIQ Beats Generic Tools

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“AI-powered transcription” sounds the same on every vendor website, but if you’re running a real broadcast operation, you already know the truth: Most generic AI tools stop at a downloadable transcript file. Useful for meetings and podcasts; not nearly enough for live news, sports, or promo-heavy channels. MetadataIQ, from Digital Nirvana, was built specifically for …

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  • Editing verbatim transcription of earnings calls. Earnings call is a teleconference, or precisely a webcast, in which a public company discusses the financial results of a reporting period via the internet.
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