Audio-visual content: documents like any other.

In recent years, the topic of “authenticity” was brought back into the focus of the archive community, as a result of the advent of new and easy ways to analyse or even generate content.
This seminar aims at setting a platform to comment on the truly diverse aspects of authenticity.

The FIAT/IFTA Media Studies Commission invites you to join the international seminar ‘Rethinking Broadcast Archives: Dig, Deconstruct, Display’ hosted at the BFI Southbank in London on December 8th.

On 21 June, the usual online seminar will be held by the Preservation & Migration Coommission of FIAT/IFTA, this year dedicated to the entire life cycle of audiovisual preservation, of which the migration to digital is only a step.
This seminar will provide information on issues of digital obsolescence, asset protection, permanent preservation and its costs, and decisions on the fate of physical media after digital migration, and will be an opportunity to share and collect opinions from panellists and participants.

Sanremo Festival: an einclusion event dedicated to deaf people.

On 21 June next the FIAT/IFTA Preservation & Migration Commission therefore organizes an online seminar, which focuses on film in TV archives and their utilisation.
Nine experts in this matter explain how they went about it and there is plenty of opportunity for the public to ask questions and engage in discussion.

The FIAT/IFTA World Conference 2022 will be held in Cape Town from 4 to 6 October 2022.

On 22 June next the FIAT/IFTA Preservation & Migration Commission therefore organizes an online seminar of 1.5 hours, which focuses entirely on acceptance criteria in the context of massive migration processes. Three well-known experts in this matter explain how they went about it and there is plenty of opportunity for the public to ask questions and engage in discussion.

Il CRITS incontra docenti e studenti del Master Universitario in traduzione e editing dei prodotti audiovisivi della Scuola Superiore per Mediatori Linguistici San Domenico di Fermo.

The aim of this EBU seminar will be to provide an overview of possible 5G scenarios in broadcast contexts.

CRITS will be represented by Assunta De Vita as speaker.

“Artificial Intelligence-enabled Video Coding” is a workshop organized by RAI and TIM under the auspices of UNI and UNINFO and kindly hosted by RAI, Radio Televisione Italiana in Turin, Italy.
The recent highly impressive advances in Artificial Intellligence show the growing maturity of a technology that is now able to handle an increasing number of realistic applications.
The aim of the conference is to bring together researchers and media industries in the areas of AI-enabled video coding technologies and to provide a high-profile, National forum for Academic Community and Industry.