Social TV: Designing for Distributed, Sociable Television Viewing

Nicolas Ducheneaut · Lora Oehlberg · James D. Thornton · Eric Nickell

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Media research has shown that people enjoy watching television as a part of socializing in groups. However, many constraints in daily life limit the opportunities for doing so. The Social TV project builds on the increasing integration of television and computer technology to support sociable, computer-mediated group viewing experiences. In this article, we describe the initial results from a series of studies illustrating how people interact in front of a television set. Based on these results, we propose guidelines as well as specific features to inform the design of future “social television” prototypes.

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