Isha Dandavate
Kerwell Liao
Lettie Malan
ABSTRACT
At TVX 2015, we led an interactive workshop to explore how people, contexts, and multi-device experiences contribute to a changed landscape of TV watching behaviors. Since then, the television and video industry has developed new technologies and attracted an ever-growing audience. This one-day, interactive workshop at TVX 2017 will bring together academics and professionals to update the framework, and to understand the challenges and opportunities associated with technological developments in VR/360 video and voice interactions, and a new focus on audiences such as kids, teens, and emerging markets.
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- Emerging TV Experiences: How VR, Voice, and Emerging Audiences Have Changed the TV Landscape
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