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Explanation of terms and acronyms related to the media and broadcasting world. Updated every week!

Metadata

Content Metadata means various properties (information) of a content such as title, description, story, actor, poster, trailer etc. These metadata will make your videos search friendly and easily discoverable on your video platform as well as on major search engines like Google. Hence, it is important to understand the content metadata types, so that you will be able to know what kind of information you need to provide for a particular video content. (For More Information Please Click Here) Also, Live…

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Transaction Video On Demand (TVOD)

TVOD stands for Transaction Video on Demand that refers to services where customers pay for each video-on-demand program either to access for permanent use or download it on a rental basis for a limited time period. These services are often related to movies or series or to any particular sports or events. Examples of TVOD Services: Google Play iTunes Amazon Video YouTube Videos

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Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD)

Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) refers to monetization of services that provide unlimited access to a specific program for a regularly charged monthly fee. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) services are regarded better compared to cable or broadcast networks as it provides the subscriber with full control and flexibility to start, pause, fast-forward, rewind or stop over the program as preferred. Examples of Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD): Netflix, Hulu Plus, Amazon Video, HBO Go.

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Video on demand (VoD)

Video on Demand is referred to a system that allows viewers to watch a variety of programming based video content in real time or download it for later use. Video on demand services can be used for entertainment, education, video conferencing and Live events. VOD systems at a consumer level can stream content through STB, Computers, Smartphones and advanced digital media devices delivered over the internet. Video on Demand (VOD) services allow users to access and watch videos at their…

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As media libraries expand and viewer demands accelerate, traditional media management methods are struggling to keep pace. In this webinar, we’ll dive into how AI — both today’s practical solutions and tomorrow’s transformative innovations — is going to reshape the way streaming platforms, broadcasters, and enterprises manage, organize, and distribute content across Digital Asset Management (DAM) and Media Asset Management (MAM) systems. This session will give you a clear roadmap for harnessing AI — both current tools and emerging frontiers — to transform your media operations into a faster, smarter, and future-ready ecosystem.

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Things the webinar would cover:

  • AI-driven content workflows: Automate captioning, audio-to-text conversion, subtitle translation, and multi-language transcription
  • Smart content discovery: Unlock scene-level video search, automated chaptering, and AI-generated metadata
  • AI-native content creation: Instantly generate training videos, marketing clips, or explainers directly from documents, URLs, or text prompts 
  • Agentic AI for media: Explore how autonomous AI agents can manage content ingestion, quality checks, compliance editing, and metadata enrichment
  • Next-gen video editing: Use simple prompts to mute, blur, annotate, or clip scenes
  • Personalization and localization at scale: Automate dubbing, voice cloning, localized metadata tagging, and audio translation 
  • Intelligent recommendations: From dynamic playlist curation and personalized ad insertions to predictive analytics 
  • Next-gen distribution intelligence: Learn how AI optimizes encoding ladders, predicts CDN traffic patterns, suggests smarter storage strategies, and enables dynamic playout based on device and bandwidth conditions.

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