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<nettime-ann> EuroITV 2010 - deadline extentions: full papers - 24th Jan 2010 | tutorials - 15th Jan 2010 | short papers - 7th Feb. 2010 |
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------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8th European
Conference on Interactive TV and Video EuroITV2010
"web.sharing.tv.content" June 9th-11th,
Tampere, Finland, http://www.euroitv2010.org/ 3rd Call for Papers,
Demos, Tutorials, and Industrial Exhibitions News -
Full Paper deadline extended till 24th January 2010 -
Tutorial deadline extended till 15th January 2010 -
Short Paper deadline approaching 7th February 2010 (!) WE ESPECIALLY
ENCOURAGE CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE 'INTERACTIVE CONTENT & ART' TRACK (!) New in EuroITV: -
4 tracks: interactive content & arts, HCI, technology, and media studies -
video and TV in the age of Web 3.0. -
EuroITV competition grand challenge -
targeted and themed workshops -
email list: on https://listmail.tut.fi/mailman/listinfo/euroitv2010 -
proceedings published within the ACM Digital Library and special issues Thanks to our
Sponsors: Nokia ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- EuroITV is the
leading international conference for media related to video and television.
EuroITV is attended by academia and
professionals from all over the world to discuss latest advances and research
of media technology, HCI, media studies,
and the content creation community. In addition to previous years' topics of
the conference, EuroITV 2010 offers
new opportunities this year: * INTERACTIVE
CONTENT & ARTS TRACK EuroITV 2010
extends its tracks with a new track to explicitly attract the creative media
production community
dealing with interactive video, 3D cinema, TV program formats, film production,
and consumers as content
creators and contributors. * VIDEO IN THE AGE
OF WEB3.0. EuroITV 2010
faces the challenges of TV as changing environment and explicitly invites
contributions dealing with
user-generated content, video in social networking, mashup networks, IPTV,
cross-media, broadcasting
everywhere, 3D cinema/3D IPTV/3D content, and video.b * EuroITV
COMPETITION GRAND CHALLENGE EuroITV 2010
also offers a competition opened for artistic content creators, application
developers, and service
designers to get awarded by EuroITV. IMPORTANT DATES ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- January 15th,
2010: Tutorial Proposals (extended) January 24th,
2010: Full Paper Submissions (extended) February 07th, 2010:
Short Papers, Posters, Doctoral Consortium, Demos March
21st, 2010: Industry Exhibitions April
1st, 2010: EuroITV Competition Grand Challenge More information
about other sessions, e.g. for business oriented work, will follow soon. More details can be
found on: http://www.euroitv2010.org/ CONFERENCE TRACKS ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This year's
conference consists of four tracks, each with their own program committee and a
separate track chair, coordinated by an
overall Program Chair. Full papers, short papers and posters have to be
submitted in one of these tracks, to
optimize the review process. If not sure, choose the track which is closest to
the main topic of your submission,
and of which you feel that community is most appropriate to review your work. Track 1: Interactive
Content & Arts Track 2:
Human-Computer Interaction Track 3: Media,
Social and Economic Studies Track 4: Systems and
Enabling Technologies Track 1: Interactive
Content & Arts Track .
Studies of interactive, collaborative content & video .
Storytelling .
Digital gaming .
Role playing .
Virtual worlds, mixed reality, and bringing video into the world .
Distributed and networked experience design .
Immersion .
Social media in storytelling .
Ambient media, locative media, cross media formats, and social media .
Artistic and aesthetic uses of interactivity . Viewer,
player, user, and collaborative co-creator .
Towards a new form language for video & television .
Social media utilizing online video as an art form .
Video and TV genres on interactive platforms and in virtual worlds .
Video and TV as alternate reality games Track 2:
Human-Computer Interaction .
User-centered design .
Development and evaluation of iTV systems and services .
Interaction technologies for interactive TV and cross-media technologies .
Studies on iTV and media usage .
Design and evaluation methods for the area of interactive TV .
Case studies of successful/unsuccessful iTV systems and deployments of
usability and user experience .
Accessibility of iTV services .
Cross-over media concepts and implementations .
Investigations on iTV acceptance and related concepts (trust, privacy,
security). Track 3: Media,
Social and Economic Studies .
Television practices and experiences related to privacy, trust and security .
Direct marketing and profiling techniques for interactive TV: personalization
and user modelling .
Measurability, interactivity and addressability of ITV use and prosumption .
Business models, media management, media economics, t-commerce, t-learning .
Interactive Digital Television and internet-of-things applications .
Audience research, television studies, ethnography, user studies .
New advertising and revenue models for television .
User creativity on/via television: Web2.0, social media, community television, user-generated
content .
Ethical, regulatory and policy issues .
Everyday life practices by family, elderly, youngsters and children .
Digital divide and e-inclusion issues .
Methods for digital television research and design .
>From mass media to mass self-communication .
Transitions in broadcasting industry and policy related to digital convergence
and experience economy Track 4: Systems and
Enabling Technologies .
Mobile TV .
Ambient intelligence .
Social TV .
Digital content production .
HDTV and digital cinema .
Entertainment computing .
Interactive services (games, betting, game shows) .
Broadband, IPTV, 3DTV and VR systems .
Accessibility, universal access, multimodal interaction .
Web 2.0 .
Internet TV (P2P TV, Web-based Interactive TV) .
Enhanced TV (news, weather, sports) .
Multimedia communication services .
Video technology (video conferencing, broadcast, video search) .
Standards (TV-Anytime, MPEG-4, MPEG-7, SMIL) CONTACT ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For up to date
information and further details please visit: http://www.euroitv2010.org/ Send any inquiry
about the conference to: info@euroitv2010.org To receive updates
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