SentiTVchat

Martins, Flávio; Peleja, Filipa; Magalhães, João

doi:10.1145/2325616.2325649

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“…Certainly, there is work that explores the relationship between audiences and social TV apps (Hess et al 2011;Mantzari et al 2008;Martins et al 2012) who explore the relationship between audiences and social TV apps. However, much of the current work on social TV work relies on data mining through which to draw inferences about audience preferences and activities.…”

Section: Tv Audiences-academic Approachesmentioning

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In the Living Room

Wilson

2015

Television & New Media

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This article is based on a small pilot project exploring the role, function, and meanings of second screens and companion apps for TV audiences that is contextualized by existing academic audience research. This is mapped alongside industry research and academic debate about second screens. The results illustrate some disjunction between industry expectations of usage and viewers’ everyday experiences. I argue that industries’ tendency to conflate “viewer” with “fan” indicates a less than nuanced understanding of the television/companion app audience. Further, the lean forward/lean back binary applied to digital media users and television audiences respectively points to a problematic not addressed in much industry literature, while the respondents for this research indicate a complex interplay between the pleasures of viewing that incorporates the social and the personal with the second screen and the TV text.

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Section: Tv Audiences-academic Approachesmentioning

confidence: 99%

In the Living Room

Wilson

2015

Television & New Media

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Social TV EPG Interaction Design for Multi-screen Environment

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2013 IEEE International Conference on Green Computing and Communications and IEEE Internet of Things and IEEE Cyber, Physical A

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Along with the development of Web 2.0, Internet users are gradually evolving from passive recipients of content to content creators. Considering recent technological advances and improved service designs, television (TV) content and its interactive methods have drastically changed. Moreover, various information devices ranging from wide-screen TVs in the living room to individual laptops or mobile phones have spread throughout the TV-watching environment. However, the increasing number of TV channels has given users a wider range of TV programs to choose from. Based on these issues, this paper proposes a social TV Electronic Programming Guide (EPG) interaction design under scenarios wherein users interact with a multi-screen TV, which aims at offering strengthened EPG services such as EPG navigation, EPG recommendation, and EPG searching, based on users' virtual social relationships.

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SentiTVchat

Cited by 2 publications

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