Overview
- Authors:
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Artur Lugmayr
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Digital Media Institute, Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland
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Samuli Niiranen
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Digital Media Institute, Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland
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Seppo Kalli
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Digital Media Institute, Tampere University of Technology, Tampere, Finland
- Visionary 21st century book for a new generation of TV sets and TV consumers
- Gives a broad and leading-edge overview of technology and development
- Attractive cover for bookstores
- Includes supplementary material: sn.pub/extras
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Table of contents (13 chapters)
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New Paradigms in Broadcast Multimedia
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 1-7
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Theory
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 11-30
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 31-82
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 83-103
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 105-134
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Application
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Front Matter
Pages 135-135
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 137-172
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 173-180
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 181-193
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 195-200
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 201-209
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 211-214
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 215-218
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- Artur Lugmayr, Samuli Niiranen, Seppo Kalli
Pages 219-222
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Back Matter
Pages 223-258
About this book
Recent years have brought many changes to the world of mass media. The In ternet and mobile communications technology have provided consumers with interactive digital services. Television is catching up with this trend through the digitalization process. Digital television is a hybrid platform combining elements from classical analog television and the Internet, providing modern multimedia services on a familiar platform. In short, digital TV is a gateway to the world of interactive digital media. Digital TV brings consumers into the television service arena and offers them new degrees of freedom. However, as the service and multimedia content types diversify and the services and their content increase, television is facing many of the same challenges of complexity and information overflow faced by other digital media. Metadata can handle the diverse services and content of digital TV effi. ciently and in a consumer-friendly way. Metadata means that the data are accompanied by other data which describe them. As data about data, meta data can provide an insight into syntactically and semantically complex data by distilling their essence to a set of simple descriptors. Metadata also helps to structure and manage information in diverse settings. The use of metadata in broadcast multimedia should not be restricted to being merely a tool for coping with the challenges of a complex networked multimedia environment. Instead, metadata ofTers new opportunities for the development of innovative services.