Prestalgia as TV spreads its wings
Nov 14th, 2005 | By Gary Hayes | Category: Cross Media, Distribution, Interactive TV, Interactivity, On-demand, Portals, Revolution, TV, TransformationPopularity: 2% [?]
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Apologise to my many tens of readers for being a little lapse in posting over the last weeks, a few diversions that have put me in a big picture, future mode, hence this post. Bear with me on this one - most of my small posts on big picture ramble a little. I was drawn [...]
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Having just led an immersive, emerging media lab last week (I link to one of my presentations below), I have been thinking a lot about ‘influence’. Namely ‘Who we are ‘being’ influences those around us’ and similarly the collective energy in medium to large groups can influence the individual with something far deeper and richer [...]
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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 upon us. One Voice Technologies have introduced basic speech recognition for the Windows Media Center. It has [...]
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�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.�
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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 surprising that Mr. Lord of the Rings Peter Jackson is going to take [...]
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The multi-modal-media-type, converged device future for the simultaneous media generation.
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One of those knew it was happening moments suddenly brought into clear focus by an amazingly clear image. From a great Wall St. Journal report Old Media In a New World a few months ago - Will let this Nielsen graph (which you may have seen) speak for itself - quite staggering decline.
From the [...]
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I have been in a philosophical, darkish corner the last few days. Things happen. In a related respite I remembered one the first interactive services I produced at the BBC – a broadband PC & connected CD service (current version) about the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Based on a TV series called “A State Apart”, [...]
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Emerging media has always been a generational thing. How many of our mums and dads frowned at the internet? How many of my generation are not really that much into SMS? How many twenty-some-things don’t quite get that ring tone thang? Most of us are bound in the media environment we grow up in, I [...]
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