Back Talk: An auditory environment for sociable television viewing

Colaço, Andrea; Kim, Ig-Jae; Schmandt, Chris

doi:10.1109/ccnc.2011.5766489

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“…Specifically, five studies were published by authors from the industry (i.e. Motorola Labs [12,18,19], Motorola Mobility [14] and NHK [16]) followed by four studies from universities [8,11,15,20] and one study from an independent research center (i.e. FTW [17]).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…study setting and duration; participant characteristics; and data collection method and analysis) to identify important trends in social TV user studies. Of the ten studies, five studies were from the United States of America [12,14,15,18,19] followed by four from European countries (i.e. Austria [17], Belgium [20], Finland [8] and Portugal [11]).…”

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“…Social TV user studies were mostly conducted in the field [11,12,14,16,18,19] than inside a laboratory [8,15,17,20]. Specifically, studies that were conducted in the field had participants that used social TV in their respective households.…”

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How and Why Users Use Social TV Systems? A Systematic Review of User Studies

Bautista

Lin

Theng

2016

2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)

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The development of social TV systems has gained momentum in the past decade. However, it is unclear how and why users use social TV. The goal of this systematic review is to identify trends in social TV user studies and understand how and why users use it following Geerts and De Grooff's social TV features. After searching for articles in major engineering and social science databases, we found 10 user studies that are mainly exploratory. They are predominantly qualitative and lack theory-based research and system design rationale. In general, users have positive reception on the usability and sociability of social TV systems despite expressing privacy concerns and insufficient control. Text chat is preferred than voice chat as a mode of communication. TV show genre and plot structures influence system usage. This review contributes to social TV research by offering a comprehensive understanding of social TV features that influence system usage.

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How and Why Users Use Social TV Systems? A Systematic Review of User Studies

Bautista

Lin

Theng

2016

2016 49th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS)

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“…In addition to these well established applications, there exists a relatively new area of SER applications for home environments: Social television. The idea of social television using SER was proposed by [14,15] to enhance television viewing with the co-presence of remote participants. The system captures engagement data using sound events which then trigger pre-defined audio cues such as laughter to be played to the remote participants.…”

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“…Another solution by [14,15] employs a hardware solution which uses a directional microphone to enhance the sound event signal for the SER tasks. However, a directional microphone is only effective for a small region of the room and does not work throughout all locations of the room.…”

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Sound event recognition in home environments

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I 2 R) for their patience, support and knowledge, which guided me throughout the research. I appreciate their expertises in the area of my research which provided me with many insights to many problems, and also their assistance in the scientific writings. A special thanks goes out to my teammate , Jonathan Dennis, at work in Human Language Technology department of I 2 R. Working together under the same supervisors has allowed us to discuss many related topics which helped me along the way. Also, he is a role model for me in various aspects of life outside work. I would also like to thank my family for their continual support throughout my entire life. Finally, I would like to thank my wife and best friend, Chen Yi-Jie, for her love and endless encouragement.

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Motivating Factors of User Intention toward Social Television Use: Conceptual Model Development

2023

International Journal of Media and Information Literacy

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Despite social TV is still a new research concept, modest advances have been made though mostly in Western contexts with little attention being given to motivating factors of multiscreen social TV system use intentions. This article aims to close this literature void though not by focusing on the development of non-Western literature mainly but by focusing on augmenting the body of existing literature in multiscreen social TV system use intentions. To achieve this objective, past and existing literature both in Western and non-Western contexts was critically reviewed. A three-dimension (independent variable, mediating variable, and dependent variable) conceptual model was designed, based on the reviewed literature, with six constructs as independent variables namely: usability, sociability, social presence, multi-modality, user-generated content, and hedonism) theorised to be mediated by 'attitude' and behavioural intention is theorised as the dependent variable. The article concludes that the motivating factors of multiscreening social TV system use intention have not been exhaustively identified yet and multisreening is a complex social phenomenon that requires holistic research to understand deeper. Therefore, further empirical research is needed to provide further evidence-based understanding of the factors that motivate people to intend to go multiscreening while watching TV.

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Back Talk: An auditory environment for sociable television viewing

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

How and Why Users Use Social TV Systems? A Systematic Review of User Studies

How and Why Users Use Social TV Systems? A Systematic Review of User Studies

Sound event recognition in home environments

Motivating Factors of User Intention toward Social Television Use: Conceptual Model Development

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