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Remote health monitoring for elderly through interactive television [PDF]
BioMedical Engineering OnLine, 2012 Background Providing remote health monitoring to specific groups of patients represents an issue of great relevance for the national health systems, because of the costs related to moving health operators, the time spent to reach remote sites, and the ...
Spinsante Susanna, Gambi Ennio
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The interactive nature of reality television
Communicare, 2022 This article explores the motivating factors for viewer participation in the reality television programme, Project Fame. It looks at the interactive component of reality television, arguing that viewers are active in their media consumption.
Heidi Penzhorn, Magriet Pitout
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Telewizja interaktywna w Polsce (na przykładzie kanału aMazing Multimedia Polska) [PDF]
Images, 2019 The article is an attempt to describe the essence of interactive television based on the example of aMazingTV – the first interactive channel in Poland, established by Multimedia Polska in September 2009.
Robert Kuciński Robert Kuciński
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International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning, 2001 This paper outlines some key issues that arose from several projects that investigated the use of interactive television in schooling. In this paper we draw on these projects, to illustrate and discuss how a (then) new form of distance education ...
Terry Evans +2 more
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Enhanced Television and Interactive Services [PDF]
, 2000 Interactive Television (ITV) is a recent and key development in the new media landscape with new services being launched in many countries. Thus to understand this technology it is useful to review its recent development. This paper is based on the state of the art in interactive television.
Claire Dormann
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Interactive Television Evolution [PDF]
, 2009 Television was a brilliant invention because it is capable of transporting us anywhere (Perera, 2002). Since its first production, in 1928, it never stopped spreading. In fact, while the Internet European penetration rate rounds 40-60% the TV penetration rate rounds 95-99% (Bates, 2003), which means that almost every home has, at least, one TV set ...
Alcina Prata
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Converged Digital TV Services: The Role of Middleware and Future Directions of Interactive Television [PDF]
International Journal of Digital Multimedia Broadcasting, 2009 The subject of the future of the interactive Television medium has become a topic of great interest to the academic and industrial communities particularly since in the recent years there has been a dramatic increase in the pace of innovation of ...
Emmanuel Tsekleves +3 more
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Netflix – The Curation of Taste and the Business of Diversification
Studia Humanistyczne AGH, 2021 Netflix is considered as a global business invested in strategies of diversification, localisation and personalisation in light of several discourses about the streaming service.
Andrew Higson
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The Acoustic Environment of York Minster’s Chapter House
Acoustics, 2020 York Minster is the largest medieval Gothic cathedral in Northern Europe, renowned for its magnificent architecture and its stained glass windows. Both acoustic measurements and simulation techniques have been used to analyse the acoustic environment of ...
Lidia Álvarez-Morales +2 more
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Novel television-based cognitive training improves working memory and executive function. [PDF]
PLoS ONE, 2014 The main study objective was to investigate the effect of interactive television-based cognitive training on cognitive performance of 119 healthy older adults, aged 60-87 years.
Evelyn Shatil +3 more
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