| How should knowledge organizations, application developers and researchers
work together to unlock audio assets while remaining within regulatory
frameworks? The conference celebrates the end of the second Archival
Sound Recordings project, which has answered this question successfully.
But it is only a beginning: future projects of this kind will demand
a greater degree of shared aspiration and commitment.
Reviewing existing and emerging practices and technologies, the
conference will be of interest to all users and suppliers of digital
content, whether sounds, moving and still images, and texts, including:
- content owners
- academics
- service providers
- user groups
- resource managers
- system integrators
- designers and implementers of data mining, search & content
analysis tools
Papers are invited from listeners and application developers as
well as from audiovisual archives about collaborative approaches
to unlocking audio.
Important dates
Deadline for abstracts: 12 December 2008
Deadline for early registration: 19 December 2008
Deadline for late registration: 16 February 2009
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