Enhancing Use of Social Media in TV Broadcasting

Arndt, Sebastian; Räty, Veli-Pekka; Nieuwenhuis, Taco; Keimel, Christian; Ibáñez, Francisco S.; Perkis, Andrew

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“…Since 2006, authors such as Veiga (2006) have argued that designing iDTV applications is a new activity in the production chains of some TV broadcasting companies. Recently, Arndt et al (2017) argued that these companies still insist on a business model focused on broadcasting audio and video, and disregard the importance of working with new media such as iDTV applications, social media, and the second screen.…”

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A sociotechnical process model for the designI of interactive digital tv applications

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Special thanks to professor, supervisor, and friend Maria Cecília Calani Baranauskas for her trust, advice, dedication and for the opportunity, for showing me the way and for providing a turning point in my professional life. Your ethical stance, experience, and knowledge have brightened the journey that was this doctoral thesis, and you will forever be an example to be followed.To Terra da Gente and EPTV team by the partnership and collaboration with this doctoral thesis, and for the cordial and constructive workshops performed at EPTV. I specially thank my friend Giulio Caio Junqueira Breviglieri that opened the doors for this project at EPTV.To my friends in the InterHAD group for the various conversations, for the meetings, for the support with the experiments, and for the ever-present companionship. All of you have made this path both more challenging and more enjoyable. I would like to give special thanks to my friend Roberto Pereira for the brilliant partnerships and the limitless exchange of ideas, to my friend Vanessa Regina Margareth Lima Maike for the daily partnerships and loyalty throughout this research, and to my friend Julián Esteban Gutiérrez Posada, who always brought joy and was a true friend, even on the most difficult days.UNICAMP and the Institute of Computing are responsible for the infrastructure and excellence of the doctoral program.

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Automation and redistribution of work: the impact of social distancing on live TV production

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Types of Major League Baseball Broadcast Information and Their Impacts on Audience Experience

Zheng

Chen

2022

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Baseball is a sport that involves a large number of statistics, which are often displayed during broadcast events to show the players’ performance levels. With the advent of big data, the amount and types of data used in broadcasts have increased yearly. However, the use of complex information challenges the audience’s ability to process it. This study considered data types used during broadcasts as the basis for an in-depth exploration of audiences’ experience resulting from the application of visualization. The study also examined the relationship between the contents of broadcast information and audiences’ sports participation, entertainment experience, and cognitive load. Baseball fans with varying levels of experience with handling different types of information were surveyed to understand the variations in their entertainment experiences and cognitive load levels when they watched a baseball game. The results indicated that fans with low participation levels had insufficient viewing experience, such that the use of visualized statistical information did not facilitate their understanding of the game, nor did they gain more pleasure or meaning from the game through the visualized information. Fans with high participation levels already possessed a wealth of baseball knowledge and experience, so providing visualized information did not significantly elevate their viewing experiences either. Moreover, the visualized information caused them to experience varying amounts of additional cognitive load. These results provide a reference that can be used to design sports broadcasts tailored to different information types and fan characteristics, thus improving fans’ viewing experience of sports broadcasts.

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Enhancing Use of Social Media in TV Broadcasting

Cited by 3 publications

References 10 publications

A sociotechnical process model for the designI of interactive digital tv applications

A sociotechnical process model for the designI of interactive digital tv applications

Automation and redistribution of work: the impact of social distancing on live TV production

Types of Major League Baseball Broadcast Information and Their Impacts on Audience Experience

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