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This week we talk to Sally Hubbard, Director of Media Management at PBS. We talk about the pilot she ran at PBS involving GrayMeta's Curio Platform. We discuss metadata standards, using time-based metadata to realize the full value of an archive, and the challenges &amp; opportunities facing metadata management in 2021.

Episode 13: Finding Content in Exabytes of Data

A podcast talking to people who work with metadata daily, focusing on how technology such as machine learning and AI can help generate and curate metadata to help save time & costs, increase operational efficiencies and generate new ways to monetize content.