Sentences with phrase «know about metadata»

No lawyer with half a brain plugs electronic evidence into his or her own computer and pokes around because, by now, most lawyers know about metadata, and appreciate that they can alter evidence simply by browsing it.

I should think that law firms should at least know whether their printers are marking up documents with invisible characters, in the same way that they should know about the metadata that Word and other word processors embed in a document.

Do you know about metadata, keywords and search terms?

Their newsletter, BNC eNews, reports on best practices for print and digital publishing, marketing, and distribution, including everything you ever wanted to know about metadata.

Not exact matches

Many authors don't realize just how much book metadata — defined as data about data, or in this case your book — is associated with a single book title, so the likelihood that you're going to omit something is really high unless you're working with someone who knows about book metadata.

The Startup Showcase showed us what is possible, while the metadata presentation showed us exactly what the industry knows about how books sell.

As noted above, book metadata can include all the answers readers have about a specific book — even if they don't know what book they are looking for.

There's a good chance that if you're reading this you've heard some of the hype about book metadata but don't really know what exactly it is or why it's important.

Robin Cutler [00:01:35] You can see, Justine and I know a fair amount about metadata, but we actually have today joining us, who I consider the metadata queen or the guru, especially here at Ingram Content Group, Margaret Harrison.

Margaret Harrison [00:02:07] Oh thanks, well so, yeah, I've worked my whole career in publishing and I started out on the ebook side working for OverDrive, a major distributor of ebooks at public libraries, and focusing on ebooks, so much of it is about the metadata, not just getting books into channels but also making sure those books, as Justine said, can be discoverable, can be found, and so I started spending a lot more of my time on metadata, and I'm a curious person so I got to know a lot and here I am

Good book metadata tells industry professionals, like booksellers and librarians, all they need to know about your book before they place their order and after.

Subject: If you absolutely have no clue what the subject is all about like we did at first, type in the metadata keywords you know and the subjects will appear as you type.

No one knows what your book is about better than you, and your book metadata is how your book is described to the world.

Google, for example, is working on parsing text, images, and video to know what they are about without reference to formal metadata.

These days, it's not uncommon for self - published authors to know more about metadata and how to market a work than publishers do.

Other presentations cover the costs of epublishing; distribution options; understanding distribution deals and sales models; making both simple and complex ebooks; what you need to know about apps and enhanced ebooks; understanding metadata basics; and tips on online marketing and social media.

Metadata tells booksellers, libraries, and your potential readers everything they need to know about your book.

At this point, you already know much more about ebook metadata than you ever intended to.

The station location information in metadata has known errors (on average about 2.5 km).

It sort of goes without saying that any organisation claiming to be serious about accuracy in climate science (like the IPCC — no, just joking — maybe BEST, or Hadley even) should now have as a top priority the collection of similar metadata for all stations globally.