We love metadata. Why?
Because it's easier to handle that orignal video and audio data, and there are many more possibilities.
Presentation to the Creative Industries Knowledge Transfer Network.
4. Cost side
Example: BBC Question Time 23/09/2010
Interactions
Tweets
Subtitles
Segments
Programme
Data Metadata
5. Revenue side
possibilities - TV
Data Metadata
Passive viewing of full Segmentation of content
content Many modes of discovery
Schedule-based discovery Search
Advertising targeting based Content-based
on content demographics Personalised guides
Social context
Content commissioned
based on surveys and Highly targeted advertising
samples Commissioning/product
development based on detailed data
6. organize the world's information
"give people the power to share"
be the pulse of the planet,
鍖nd, play, share
7. Things We Have Made
2007 2008 2009 2010
URIplay
Atlas
Project Purple
Amplus
WatchSomething
VoteUp/Gawp
Totem
Project Pink
Project Blue
Social Media Guide
Project Black Project Pale
Test Tube Telly
Come Dine With Me Homemade Project Red
Project Teal Project Orange Project Brown
20. How does this metadata
fundamentally increase the
value of the content?
21. Things were thinking about
Mining relevance, and value out of archives
Working with tastemakers
Seamless collection of preferences to:
Re-activate users
Extend journeys (inc ads)
Optimise pricing
Joining interaction data from across disparate systems
22. Chris Jackson / @adrideo
CEO - MetaBroadcast
chris@metabroadcast.com
Thank you!
So long, and thanks for all the pictures ):
Why we metadata
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