MIPTV 2012 presentation of NoTube

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Lora Aroyo and Guus Schreiber presented the final results of NoTube at the MIPCube Innovation Alley, March 30-31 2012 More information: http://notube.tv

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http://notube.tv
twitter: @notube

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how do people watch TV together?

what’s the role of social recommendations?

how do devices inﬂuence watching?

What are the perceived trade-offs:
privacy vs personalization?

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What's the role of metadata in TV & Apps?

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What is a good way to share information in real time?

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How do we do it?
• Open Web Standards
• XMPP to pair devices with TV & group interaction
• OAuth for trusted connection
• Web APIs
• Open Web Data
• Open Graph API; standardized Activity Streams
• Linked Data Cloud
• Program metadata enriched with Web URLs

Key Point: Linking Web Data to User Proﬁles
Saturday, March 31, 12

http://notube.tv
mailing list: public-notube@few.vu.nl
twitter: @notube, #notube

videos: https://vimeo.com/user3487770
videos: http://youtu.be/0QUPKQLvOHU
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MIPTV 2012 presentation of NoTube

1. http://notube.tv twitter: @notube Saturday, March 31, 12

2. how do people watch TV together? what’s the role of social recommendations? how do devices inﬂuence watching? What are the perceived trade-offs: privacy vs personalization? User Perspective Saturday, March 31, 12

3. What's the role of metadata in TV & Apps? How can devices ﬁnd & communicate with each other in a simple way? What is a good way to share information in real time? What are good ways to sync TV & other metadata? Technology Perspective Saturday, March 31, 12

4. User Proﬁling Service Saturday, March 31, 12

5. Second Screen N-Screen drag & drop, sharing & TV control Saturday, March 31, 12

6. How do we do it? • Open Web Standards • XMPP to pair devices with TV & group interaction • OAuth for trusted connection • Web APIs • Open Web Data • Open Graph API; standardized Activity Streams • Linked Data Cloud • Program metadata enriched with Web URLs Key Point: Linking Web Data to User Proﬁles Saturday, March 31, 12

7. Second Screen N-Screen drag & drop, sharing & TV control Saturday, March 31, 12

8. http://notube.tv mailing list: public-notube@few.vu.nl twitter: @notube, #notube videos: https://vimeo.com/user3487770 videos: http://youtu.be/0QUPKQLvOHU http://www.slideshare.net/NoTubeProject Saturday, March 31, 12

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