… of social networks. This chapter presents our view of mobile social TV: a shared TV experience
… power of the Internet and social networks to “move” from screen to screen and network to …

… By means of surveys shared via social networks, a TV channel can evaluate its work or its
audience’s tastes and suggestions, examine public views on current affairs or even define its …

… other social network sites to share their lives with others and keep tabs on their friends and
family. It is estimated that there are over 215 million registered accounts of social network …

… We define social media television as the extension of community into the interactive television
(… viewing and forge greater affinity between group members based on shared viewing. The …

… TV programs are more popular than ever, and social media … Users heavily interact using
popular social networking sites (… at different locations, and TV content sharing. Based on the …

… which is broadly portrayed via RTV is analogous to … , social networking sites, and video
and photo sharing sites. We propose to explore the relationship between traditional mass media …

… Such typical activities include: 1) identifying oneself as a fan of the program and sharing it
with friends in social networks (eg, Facebook), and 2) writing or commenting on the program …

… of Web 2.0 social media, allowing for virtual shared experiences of content. The Web has …
In the era of broadcast and cable television, broadcast radio, and print media, programmers …

… How did public television respond to social media’s challenges to its core institutional task?
… Share access to this article Create a link to share a read only version of this article with your …

… personal, and only wish to share them with friends and family. To achieve this, CollaboraTV
employs a simple social network to determine how user-content is shared. A unidirectional …