Experience, narrative and interaction in TV-centred communication
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Based on the view that changes in user expectations and social demographics alter the traditional use of TV this paper investigates the notion of experience, narrative and interaction in TV-centred communication. We have a look at synchronous and asynchronous consumption of expert as well as user-generated content. We then investigate participatory elements that enhance the feeling of social belonging and togetherness in particular when TV users are separated by time and space.
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