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ShapeShifting Documentary: A Golden Age

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ShapeShifting TV denotes an approach to interactive television programmes that can adapt during delivery to the preferences of the active viewers. ShapeShifting TV is based on a declarative language called Narrative Structure Language (NSL) and is accompanied by a set of genre and production independent authoring and delivery tools. ShapeShifting TV was validated via a number of productions. A Golden Age – a configurable interactive documentary – is one of them. This paper presents the production of A Golden Age within the ShapeShifting paradigm.

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Manfred Tscheligi Marianna Obrist Artur Lugmayr

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Zsombori, V., Ursu, M.F., Wyver, J., Kegel, I., Williams, D. (2008). ShapeShifting Documentary: A Golden Age. In: Tscheligi, M., Obrist, M., Lugmayr, A. (eds) Changing Television Environments. EuroITV 2008. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 5066. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-69478-6_5

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