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LIVE - a system for consumer-personalised production of TV programmes

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This paper presents the concept of viewer feedback in the production of multi-channel TV shows. Within the IST project LIVE; Live Staging of Media Events we are developing a production support system which will have a functionality of content recommendations and will support production of multi-channels programs. The paper outlines a concept of a recommender and feedback system for the multi-channel TV production and presents examples of the feedback tools within the TV production office. The LIVE system enables the Director to track the preferences of the TV viewers in real-time, during the live production of the show, and on the other hand give the viewers the possibility to actively influence the TV content.  
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WP6: Personalisation and Feedback. 
University of Ljubljana  Janez Zaletelj 
2009-02-06 10:44  Request for more detail


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