International Paralympic Committee to unleash potential of digital content through egoli Media s AI technology 03/10/21
The International Paralympic Committee (IPC) has today appointed egoli Media, an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-enabled technology and media company, to transform its content management, increase accessibility and create new monetisation and storytelling opportunities.
The partnership, which has been secured until 31 December 2024, will see egoli Media use its proprietary AI software to digitise and automatically log, tag and categorise all IPC-owned content, which will enable better and faster access to footage from previous and future Paralympic Games, as well as other major Para sport events.
egoli’s AI technology will be able to analyse and tag Paralympic content frame by frame to create an organised, data-rich library and personalised search experience, catalogued to identify Para athletes, places, actions and brands. It is also sophisticated enough to an
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The education sector has been one of the most affected by COVID-19 pandemic. It has forced higher education institutions to make unprecedented shifts in the use of technology, especially when it comes to publishing and distributing content to students, faculty, and staff.
For most higher education institutions, a content management system (CMS) has been the neural center that has made that transformation possible, keeping information centralized and enabling them to publish content faster. In fact, according to research from NYC Design, 83.8% of the 4,000 surveyed higher education institutions are currently using a CMS.
Overall, across institutions, three CMS dominate the market: WordPress (40.8%), Drupal (19.5%), and OU Campus (9.5%), with the rest of CMS garnering less than 7% of adoption. To uncover the state of CMS usage and what decision-makers in the higher education sector expect from a CMS, we ve asked the experts.
Radio Television of Djibouti deploys Etere solution
Etere provides user-friendly and practical tools for the radio station to run its channels from a single platform, saving time and money.
Radio Television of Djibouti has selected Etere for an end-to-end broadcast system with MAM to deliver business. The Etere Ecosystem of software solutions uses smart technologies to provide a complete orchestration and control with real-time monitoring on a centralised management console.
The system provides user-friendly and practical tools for Radio Television of Djibouti to run its channels from a single platform, saving time and money.
Etere Media Asset Management adds visibility and efficiency across business units at the radio station. Now users can automate tasks and optimise resources easily. It allowed insertion of flexi-metadata to contain a wide variety of information including images, format, title, duration, audio, closed captions, segments and episodes.