Abstract
Intelligent presentation and interaction with content is a rather manifold task. Many different application and service scenarios emerge. The list of potential scenarios is large. Some examples are stated here:
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hyperlinked (or segmented TV)
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music application
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content add-ons such as regionalized advertisement banners
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broadcast show enhancing sound/audio effects
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advanced content adaptation mechanisms
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movie scene retrieval
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narrative and semantic television intelligently personalized to consumer needs
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active content elements as well as content manipulation for TV enhancements
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convergence of television, PC and the multimedia home network infrastructure and
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universal access to TV content anytime and anywhere as well as to personally created multimedia assets.
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Lugmayr, A., Niiranen, S., Kalli, S. (2004). Intelligently Presenting and Interacting with Content. In: Digital Interactive TV and Metadata. Signals and Communication Technology. Springer, New York, NY. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3953-4_9
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