The Digital Media Licensing Conference is being held October 25 to October 30th. This all virtual conference is the 25th international conference hosted by the Digital Media Licensing Association (DMLA). The conference includes keynotes by Google and Adobe, as well as panels and round tables on virtual photoshoots, the Unreal engine, Google’s Licensable Badge, OTT distribution, Free content, resilience during Covid-19, the Content Authenticity Initiative, legal topics, diversity, copyright enforcement technology, artificial intelligence, digital asset management, footage, and more. The conference also will feature a panel bringing together White House photographers and other leading photojournalists to discuss their experiences covering the coronavirus, protests, the election, and more in 2020. The Digital Media Licensing Association is the largest trade group for the media licensing industry. DMLA’s annual conference is the premier… . . . read more
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