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DEFINITION: An ID3 tag is a type of meta data container used to store information about an MP3 file within the audio file itself. An ID3 tag allows the creator of a file to embed relevant information like the name of the artist, track title, album, track number
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Modeling Unstructured Data: An Independent Perspective by Steve Hoberman, Data Modeling Expert
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This white paper explains structured, semi-structured, and unstructured data, while increasing your awareness of the complex content of the requirements environment.
Posted: 01 Jul 2008 | Published: 25 Apr 2008
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METADATA STANDARDS DEFINITION (continued):
and genre in the file, allowing that information to travel with the file. This capacity is especially useful for media files, like podcasts, that have been syndicated, downloaded or exchanged over the Internet independently from the Web pages that they were originally hosted upon. The most recent versions of the ID3 standard include support for chapters and enhanced podcasts with embedded hyperlinks and images. Content producers may use ID3 tag editors
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