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Foundations and Trends in Human-Computer Interaction
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An ontology-based personalized target advertisement system on interactive TV
Multimedia Tools and Applications
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Commercial deployments of digital distribution of TV programs provide a digital TV (DTV) broadcast infrastructure. DTV is a large digital broadband network with data delivery capability and with digital terminals (set-top boxes, digital TV receivers, or PCs) at the user premises. As such, it provides a powerful platform for delivery of additional information and data services that can not only enrich but fundamentally transform the television viewing experience. This article provides an overview of an architecture for interactive service delivery to the home via the DTV infrastructure in systems with and without the return channel. It provides a taxonomy of interactive data services and describes the implementation of an interactive data broadcast. The presented approach relies on a broadcast model of computing adapted to suit the DTV environment. The presented model works even with low-cost user terminals, such as the basic digital TV set-top boxes with limited computational and graphics capability and no local disk storage.