Titlebook: Interactive TV: A Shared Experience; 5th European Confere Pablo Cesar,Konstantinos Chorianopoulos,Jens F. Je Conference proceedings 2007 Sp

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Exploring the Effects of Interactivity in Television Dramare rare. This paper suggests that the fault lies in attempts to abandon narrative structure in favour of interactive freedom and hypothesized that a model of interactive drama which encases interactivity within a strong narrative structure would be successful. This hypothesis can be seen as part of

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Accessibility of Interactive Television for Users with Low Vision: Learning from the Webh low vision. Of particular significance is the likelihood of divergence between sectors of the population receiving digital television in an enhanced form through new broadband distribution (thin client) technology and those remaining with older broadcast set-top-box (thick client) technology, comp

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Will Broadcasters Survive in the Online and Digital Domain?ntertainment. In addition to traditional media companies such as publishers and broadcasters new players enter the market as content producers, packagers, marketers and distributors. These changes threaten the position of traditional broadcasters. This paper explores the ways in which broadcasters h

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User Interfaces Based on 3D Avatars for Interactive Television the sector and technical restrictions in the standards, the potential of interactive Television (iTV) as a multimedia and entertainment platform is enormous. The existing gap between PC world and iTV concerning graphics capabilities, may restrain the development of iTV platform in favour of the for

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Sociable TV: Exploring User-Led Interaction Design for Older Adultsent of a novel interaction design approach specifically to support people who are reluctant or have difficulty using desktop technologies. Using a simplified remote control, four different navigational layouts were tested and evaluated with older users, primarily to assess their ease of use. The res

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Psychological Backgrounds for Inducing Cooperation in Peer-to-Peer Televisiony facing the consequences of central bottlenecks, which could be overcome by taking a different approach: Peer-to-Peer (P2P) technology. P2P systems can only be successful with as much cooperation among as many users as possible. We explain how this cooperation is hard to enforce, and how inducing i

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