Hybrid broadcast broadband TV implementation in java based applications on digital TV devices

Kuzmanovic, Nikola; Mihic, Velibor; Maruna, Tomislav; Vidaković, Milan; Teslić, Nikola

doi:10.1109/tce.2012.6311356

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“…Another combination of broadcasting signals and broadband internet is the open, pan European technology standard HbbTV (Cugnini, 2012; Institute for Broadcasting Technique (IRT), 2013; Kuzmanovic, Mihic, Maruna, Vidakovic & Teslic, 2012). HbbTV is based on existing HTML-and web-standards and, like the other Hybrid TV outlets, allows for services such as video-on-demand, interactive advertising, personalization, and social networking (Brecht et al, 2012:13; Institute for Broadcasting Technique (IRT), 2013).…”

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Multi-Platform Television and Business Models: A Babylonian Clutter of Definitions and Concepts

Baumann

Hasenpusch

2016

Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture

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The field of multi-platform television is suffering from a Babylonian clutter of definitions and concepts hampering its development especially in terms of establishing new business models for it. Thus, a clear notion of the concepts and definitions within an emerging business field is necessary to identify and develop new opportunities for value creation. To enhance the research field of multi-platform TV the article disentangles the clutter of concepts by defining and aggregating the terms into two groups: Hybrid TV and multi-screening. Based on this differentiation between Hybrid TV and multi-screening and recent studies on customer behaviour, the authors discuss emerging business model opportunities for TV broadcasters within a reconfigured framework differentiating between three dimensions: content, apps and services, and revenues. Finally, the framework is used within a case study of the ProSiebenSat.1 Media Group -Germany's second largest and most innovative private TV broadcaster -to describe and analyse the actions of ProSiebenSat.1 in response to the rapidly changing environment.

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Multi-Platform Television and Business Models: A Babylonian Clutter of Definitions and Concepts

Baumann

Hasenpusch

2016

Westminster Papers in Communication and Culture

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“…), due to technical limitations. However, an interesting research work by Kuzmanovic et al [8] enforce that Digital TV devices are now more than capable of executing additional complex applications.…”

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A collaborative TV-Internet application model to enrich TV viewing experience in a pervasive way

Ferraz

Silva

2015

2015 IEEE International Conference on Pervasive Computing and Communication Workshops (PerCom Workshops)

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This paper presents an application model for augmenting TV viewing experience. The augmentation consists of additional media resources, which are linked to the Web according to the user profile and to TV metadata. Instead of asking the user for such data, a distributed software system captures them non-intrusively, processes the user and TV program context, and automatically searches for and delivers the context-aware resources to the viewer either on the TV screen or on a second screen. The use of TV metadata as context data is a remarkable feature in this work. Such metadata are carried in the MPEG-2 Transport Stream, which is part of the major digital TV systems in the world. This work deals with problems such as inconsistency of TV metadata, and ineffectiveness of Web search, which could frustrate the viewer's enriched experience. The research indicates that context-aware applications in the television domain should strongly take into account TV metadata captured opportunistically from broadcast streams, in addition to traditional context data, such as location, temperature, device capabilities, among others. The solutions presented in this paper point to a minimum-effort by the TV user, enabling a more useful, easier and more attractive Integrated TV-Internet viewing experience.

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“…Some examples of the use of this platform are (Blanco-Fernández et al, 2008) and (Pazos-Arias et al, 2006). Another platform based on the second proposal is Hybrid Broadcast Broadband TV, HbbTV (Kuzmanovic et al, 2012), which uses standard wideband television broadcasts to show user entertainment services, such as games, social networks or interactive advertising using Web technology.…”

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A Component-based User Interface Approach for Smart TV

Vallecillos

Criado

Padilla

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Software Engineering and Applications

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Abstract:The fast growth and diversity of technological devices currently being produced is benefiting areas such as "ambient intelligence". This area attempts to integrate information technology in any personal environment. However, to construct service/application software that adapts to different environments, there must be techniques available that favor this type of development. Component-based software Engineering (CBSE) is a discipline of the software engineering that integrates (previously constructed) components to build new software systems. This paper presents a CBSE approach to build Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) at run-time. Both a component-based perspective of the user interface and a set of component relationships are presented in the paper. As a case study, this paper also describes an application built for an emerging computation environment, Smart TV. A running example is also presented through the paper putting some Web-based solutions to build User Interfaces together (e.g., Wookie, W3C Widgets, Node.js).

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Hybrid broadcast broadband TV implementation in java based applications on digital TV devices

Cited by 11 publications

References 6 publications

Multi-Platform Television and Business Models: A Babylonian Clutter of Definitions and Concepts

Multi-Platform Television and Business Models: A Babylonian Clutter of Definitions and Concepts

A collaborative TV-Internet application model to enrich TV viewing experience in a pervasive way

A Component-based User Interface Approach for Smart TV

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