Description
Description
Operate a responsible archive with practical tools for compliance, privacy, and content risk. You will learn to detect and tag personally identifiable information in transcripts and redact audio segments when required. Guides cover jurisdiction-aware policies and consent expectations for public, semi-public, and private recordings. We include templates for age-appropriate content notes and sensitive-topic advisories without overblocking. You will practice generating reviewer queues that focus attention on low-confidence or high-risk sections. Video walkthroughs show reversible redaction workflows so original audio remains intact under access controls. We discuss audit trails, retention windows, and user permissions for editorial teams and researchers. The toolkit ships with policy language you can adapt and a checklist for launching a public-facing archive. By the end, your media search product can surface information while protecting people and institutions.
Format
Policy templates, redaction workflows (video), detection rules, reviewer queue recipes, audit trail sheets
Duration
2.5 hours
What You’ll Learn
– PII detection & tagging
– Reversible audio redaction
– Consent & policy scaffolds
– Reviewer queues
– Permissions & audits
– Public archive checklist
Target Audience
Compliance officers, archivists, and product owners responsible for safe media access
Templates + video workflows + detection rules + queue recipes + audit sheets
2.5 hours
– PII tagging
– Redaction
– Consent policies
– Reviewer queues
– Permissions
– Audit trails
Compliance, archives, product owners
English