Carmen Macwilliams
Abstract
In the video we summarize our experiences as researchers in running the ICT European research pojects, “LIVE -- Live Staging of Media Events” and “CitizenMedia”. Carmen MacWilliams and Georg Trogemann were responsible for the content research workgroup in LIVE, and created the staging plan for the iTV broadcast of the Olympic Games 2008 with the help of the Austrian public TV broadcaster, ORF. Georg Trogemann, Stefan Göllner, and Martin Hesselmeier were responsible for the Cologne test-bed in CitizenMedia and developed the Web-based “Unortkataster”. In the video, Carmen MacWilliams, Stefan Göllner, and Martin Hesselmeier talk about new research ideas beyond LIVE and CitizenMedia.
Supplemental Material
- Zeroth. MacWilliams, C., Wages, R., Grünvogel, S., and Trogemann, G. 2005. Virtual personalised channels: Video conducting of future TV broadcasting. In Proceedings of EWIMT 2005: Second European Workshop on the Integration of Knowledge, Semantic and Digital Media Technologies, 381--382.Google Scholar
- Zeroth. Wages, R., MacWilliams, C., Grünvogel, S., and Trogemann, G. 2006. Video composer and live video conductor: Future professions for the interactive digital broadcasting industry. In Proceedings of EuroITV 2006: Fourth European Conference on Interactive Television, 32--38.Google Scholar
- Zeroth. Wages, R., Grünvogel, S., Zaletelj, J., MacWilliams, C., and Trogemann, G. 2006. Future live iTV production: Challenges and opportunities. In Proceedings of AXMEDIS 2006: Second International Conference on Automated Production of Cross Media Content for Multi-Channel Distribution, 325--328. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- Next research idea beyond Live and CitizenMedia
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