Video interaction - making broadcasting a successful social media

Authors:
Oskar Juhlin;Erika Reponen;Frank Bentley;David Kirk
Affiliations:
Mobile Life Centre, Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden;Nokia Research, Tampere, Finland;Motorola Mobility, Libertyville, IL, USA;Horizon Digital Economy Research, Nottingham, United Kingdom
Venue:
CHI '11 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Video has slowly been gaining popularity as a social media. We are now witnessing a step where capture and live broadcasts is released from the constraints of the desktop computer, which further accentuate issues such as video literacy, collaboration, hybridity, utility and privacy, that needs to be addressed in order to make video useful for large user groups.