Systems and methods for content metadata management
AssigneeTunego, Inc.
InventorsStacy HAITSUKA, John KOHL, Ofek HAYON, Mark GOLDSTON
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Abstract
A system and method for content management, may include receiving content created by a creator; creating a container to contain the created content and storing the created content in the container; determining a content type for the content; based on the determined content type, identifying items of metadata specified for the content type (name metadata; support data; corresponding; determining whether an identified item of specified metadata corresponding to the content is missing from the container; and prompting a user to supply identified missing metadata corresponding to the container.
Claims20
A method for content management, comprising:
- based on a content type of a first content and a first metadata, identifying items of metadata specified for the content type;
- determining whether second metadata corresponding to the content type is missing from a container where the first content and first metadata are stored;
- transmitting a request to a user device to provide the second-metadata that is missing to the container;
- upon receiving second metadata, storing the second metadata in the container;
- and
- when the content is accessed by a second user device, triggering a comparison of the first metadata and the second metadata to determine if any content is missing or needs to be updated.
A content management system, comprising:
- a processor;
- and
- a memory coupled to the processor to store instructions, which when executed by the processor, causes the processor to perform operations, the operations comprising:
- based on a content type of a first content and a first metadata, identifying items of metadata specified for the content type;
- determining whether second metadata corresponding to the content type is missing from a container where the first content and the first metadata are stored;
- transmitting a request to a user device to provide the second metadata that is missing to the container;
- upon receiving the second metadata, storing the second metadata in the container;
- and
- when the content is accessed by a second user device, triggering a comparison of the first metadata and the second metadata to determine if any content is missing or needs to be updated.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.