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Online Audio and Video Media
New York, NY 941 followers
The united voice for the media production, distribution and licensing industry for over 7 decades.
About us
For more than 70 years, the Digital Media Licensing Association (DMLA) has been the united voice for the media production, distribution and licensing industry. We have developed business standards, promoted ethical business practices and actively advocated for copyright protection on behalf of our members. In this era of continuous change, we have remained an active community where vital information is shared and common interests are explored. Our Mission Statement: To promote and protect the interests of the media production, distribution and licensing community through advocacy, education and connectivity.
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Industry
Online Audio and Video Media
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
New York, NY
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1951
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VP, Content Strategy & Operations at Shutterstock with expertise in Product, Generative AI & Content Authenticity. | Ex-Google
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Love the new Ads from Envato
Have you ever caught yourself picking apart a menu’s font instead of the food on offer, or zoning out of a conversation because that billboard’s kerning is driving you mad? If you consider yourself ‘creatively obsessed’, you’re not alone! Our new campaign celebrates creatives who sweat the design details. ✍️ 🎨 From video editors fine-tuning sound effects to designers agonizing over font choices, every creative knows the feeling of being consumed by their work. To learn about our ‘For the creatively obsessed’ campaign, visit the Envato blog: https://enva.to/4hv #Envato #FortheCreativelyObsessed - Digital Media Licensing Association - DMLA reposted this
CEO at Wavebreak Media
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I recently attended the DMLA Conference in NYC, NAB NYC, IBC Amsterdam, and Adobe Max, and met with over 100 peers in our industry. These experiences were full of insights on how technology, particularly AI, is reshaping the creative and licensing industries and the challenges it poses for stock media. Evolution of Stock Media 🔗 Pre-Digital Era: Stock photography was expensive and limited, with generic collections that were difficult to access. ⚙️ Digital Revolution: Platforms like Getty Images made stock media more accessible and diverse, setting new standards. 📸 Microstock Era: The early 2000s saw the rise of affordable platforms, democratizing content and increasing competition. 👨🎨 User-Generated Content: Advances in tech allowed amateur contributions, enriching content diversity. 💼 Subscription Model/Unlimited Access: The 2010s introduced subscriptions that provided bulk access, changing consumer behavior and stabilizing revenue streams. 🤖 Generative AI and Automation: AI now automates tagging, image searches, and generates media, challenging companies to adapt. Success depends on leveraging these tools for efficiency while focusing on unique, defensible content. Key Takeaways from My Recent Travels: ⚖️ Balancing Authenticity and Trust: Maintaining credibility amidst manipulated media is crucial. Provenance tools like C2PA help track content origins. Distributors that foster partnerships with key creators will stay ahead. 🚀 AI as a Complement to Creativity: AI enhances content creation but human creativity remains vital. Companies that effectively combine both will thrive. Differentiating human-created from AI-generated content is key to preserving value. 📚 Evolving Marketing Strategies: Platform-specific content and brand trust are essential. AI boosts efficiency but should not compromise authenticity. 🔒 Navigating Legal and Ethical Standards: New regulations in the EU and U.S. on content moderation and data practices benefit the stock media industry by ensuring proper data licensing and privacy compliance. ⚡️ Mediocrity Will Not Survive: Barriers to entry have dropped, but AI accelerates the market’s shakeout. This has already led to the exit of many large producers and will continue. 💼 Business Model Adaptation: Reinventing business models to capture new revenue streams is vital. Companies slow to adapt risk rapid obsolescence. The conferences highlighted that while technology creates opportunities, trust, authenticity, and ethics remain the backbone of industry sustainability. Despite the rise of AI, demand for authentic, premium content will persist. Adaptability is crucial to stay relevant as the industry evolves. Attached some recent content produced by the Motion Graphics team at Wavebreak Media which hopefully resonates with some of the above! Your thoughts and comments are welcome #CEPIC #NABShow #AdobeMax #StockMedia #GenerativeAI #AIinCreativity #MediaLicensing #ContentAuthenticity #AIRegulation - Digital Media Licensing Association - DMLA reposted this
Partnerships and business development wizard | Ethical AI whisperer | Clean data pioneer and AI evangelist | data governance | Licensed media domain expert | BIPA, GDPR & EU AI Act Resource
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Just got word from Chris Israel that "the [United States] Copyright Office, per a letter to the House Administration Committee last week, committed to complete the remaining sections of their eagerly awaited report on AI & Copyright by the end of 2024." This will include input on: - Copyrightability of GenAI output - Legal implications of training AI models on copyrighted works, including issues such as liability, licensing, and fair use. All I will say is, it's about time. Dataset Providers Alliance Digital Media Licensing Association - DMLA CEPIC J. Gusztav Nadler - 🌟 Honoring Our 2024 Member of the Year: Envato! 🌟 The Digital Media Licensing Association (DMLA) thrives because of the dedication of our member companies and their incredible teams. Last week we held our 29th annual conference on the Intrepid Museum in NYC. We announced our Volunteer of the Year, DeSean Brown. We would now like to share our Member of the Year. Envato, who joined us last year, has gone above and beyond, contributing to our mission to education, connect and advocate for the media production, distribution and licensing industry, and support the protection of copyright and the creative community. Under the leadership of CEO Hichame Assi, Envato’s team members have taken active roles, from Board positions to committee leadership: Marine Bassy was elected as a Member-at-Large; Katherine B. joined our powerhouse Legal Committee; and Noelle Kim has taken on the role of Chairperson for the Marketing Committee. We’re grateful for Envato's enthusiasm, commitment, and support, and thank them for lending a hand in guiding the Digital Media Licensing Association - DMLA for the future. Thank you, Envato, for all you do! #DMLAMemberoftheYear #CreativeCommunity #DigitalMedia #licensing #copyright
- At the recent Digital Media Licensing Association - DMLA conference, #IDMLC, we announced the DMLA Volunteer of the Year for 2024. Congratulations go to: DeSean Brown, pocstock #pocstock joined DMLA a little more than a year ago. DeSean immediately stepped up and asked how he could get involved. He has now joined our Board as the Chair of our Membership Committee. In this new role, DeSean is focusing on how to create, communicate and add value to our membership offering. (Thinking of joining? Reach out to membership@dmla.org.)
- Our thank you’s continue! This year’s International Digital Media Licensing Conference #idmlc, was a big success in great part due to this woman, Callie Pines. Her calm demeanor and poise were always front and center. She did the job of three, in helping to organize and plan the event at the Intrepid Museum. Sincere thanks. 👏👏👏👏#dmla #content #medialicensing
- Our work is never done! As one event ends (a great #IDMLC) another begins. DMLA President, Joe Naylor and head of the Tech Committee and Board Member, Mark Milstein are joining the great people at Henry Stewart Events for #DAMNY. If you are at DAMNY, please stop by and learn more about how DMLA can work with DAM companies. Here are just a few of the ways: * Industry Leadership and Advocacy * Networking and Industry Connections * Educational Resources and Industry Insights * Exposure and Marketing Opportunities#DAM #content #assetmanagement #DMLA
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