Razuna 1.1.2 meets Gears

Written by DAM News Staff

October 6, 2008

http://blog.sixsigns.com/2008/10/04/razuna-112-meets-gears/ 10.04.08 | In our effort to bring the best performance and user experience to the Razuna open source...

Marketing technology in a downturn

Written by DAM News Staff

October 6, 2008

Steve Rubel has a positive post titled The Collaboration Economy that encourages marketers to face the current economic downturn...

Avid Gems #5

Written by Steve Hullfish

October 3, 2008

Many of you know me from various listserves, and hopefully I have a reputation as someone who’s willing to...

Proprietary vs. open source software

Written by DAM News Staff

October 3, 2008

SAP Ventures discuss the benefits of Proprietary vs. open source software from Alfresco Software on Vimeo.

Color Correction Video Tutorial

Written by Steve Hullfish

October 2, 2008

The latest in my series of color correction video tutorials is a brief departure from art to get to...

next generation Software as a Service

Written by DAM News Staff

October 2, 2008

Coretomic’s Business Productivity Software Division (BPS) focuses on the businesses ability to reduce costs and maximize revenue capture using...

Digital Asset Optimization Maturity

Written by DAM News Staff

October 2, 2008

Digital Asset Optimization Maturity “Information Management” is a very broad term, and many consultancies and standards groups have tried...

71% Of Companies Don’t Track Mobile Traffic…

Written by DAM News Staff

October 1, 2008

71% Of Companies Don’t Track Mobile Traffic… Posted by justin on Sep 30, 2008 in Featured, Mobile Websites, mobile...

Is CMIS RESTful? Or merely HYPEful?

Written by DAM News Staff

October 1, 2008

Is CMIS RESTful? Or merely HYPEful? 30-Sep-2008- Submitted by: Kas Thomas, Analyst Not long ago I blogged about the...

Review: Sony PMW-EX3 Removable-lens 1/2″ 3-CMOS HD Camcorder

Written by Adam Wilt

October 1, 2008

The US$8320 (street price) Sony PMW-EX3 is an eight-pound, high-definition “chainsaw” camcorder with three 1/2″ CMOS sensors. It’s essentially...