HCI and the challenges of mass communications

XI.2 March + April 2004
Page: 51
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Main HCI issues for the design of interfaces for ubiquitous interactive multimedia broadcast


Authors:
Anxo Roibás, Riccardo Sala

Imagine a context of ubiquitous communication in which users will be free to choose the most appropriate interface to interact in the digital world [1]. In other words, users will be able to exchange almost any kind of information, with anyone, on any machine, at any place and time. Inevitably, this incoming scenario will affect the TV experience: Users will not only be able to interact with TV programs with their own mobile devices, but also will have access to TV content and formats across these devices and outside the domestic context. But ubiquitous iTV, with the changes in…




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