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Posted by Gary Hayes | Oct 15, 2005 | Interactive TV |
A bit gadgety this post but falls squarely in the personalize space – this time the personal interface. No longer the domain of low budget 50’s sci-fi movies the era of speech control entering our domestic abodes is...
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Oct 11, 2005 | Personalisation |
Currently directing the Laboratory of Advanced Media Production in Australia until Saturday. Will be posting again after the weekend. Gary
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Oct 6, 2005 | Cross Media, Digital Profiles, Interactive TV, Recommendation Agents, Streaming |
�Interactivity must require viewers to give something of themselves and for the system to resonate with that. If all you put in is a vacuous selection, all you will get out is a vacuous outcome.�
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Oct 5, 2005 | Interactive TV, Metadata, Personalisation, Privacy, Recommendation Agents, Streaming, Targeting |
Researchers also see the potential for offering individual, custom television shows on particular channels that are made up from clips that the service assembles for the viewer. One such show might be a compendium of morning news, for example, tailored to your commute, or a sports show that gathers clips of your favorite teams from all over.
Read MorePosted by Gary Hayes | Oct 5, 2005 | Metaverse |
Films of games in my mind don’t cut the mustard. So why are they still making them? It comes as no surprise that Halo (a game which was part-epithany for me) is being made into a large scale feature film. Also not...
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