NDR - A Machine-Readable Model for News Content Distribution Control

Stations share news content with third-party services and other stations on a daily basis, but no machine-readable standard exists for identification or distribution control. NDR (News Distribution Rules) defines structured metadata and logic which unambiguously describe where news content originate...

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Published inSMPTE 2016 Annual Technical Conference and Exhibition pp. 1 - 17
Main Author Palmer, Michael I.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published SMPTE 01.10.2016
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NDR News Distribution Content Sharing Editorial Workflow Metadata Rights Description
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Summary:Stations share news content with third-party services and other stations on a daily basis, but no machine-readable standard exists for identification or distribution control. NDR (News Distribution Rules) defines structured metadata and logic which unambiguously describe where news content originated, who is allowed to use it, and in what manner. NDR is software-interpretable with human-readable core metadata, enabling automation and interoperability in production and distribution systems while being compatible with long-established editorial workflow models. An optional formatting specification allows structured NDR metadata to be written into existing text-based rights description fields within existing media wrappers, transports and standards.
ISBN:9781614829577
1614829578
DOI:10.5594/M001710