The document discusses the evolution of television from 2013 to 2020, noting several key trends:
- TV is increasingly connected to the internet and digital/social media, with many households owning multiple screens
- Viewers are engaging in more multitasking of TV with digital tools like social media
- Recommendation of TV and online video content is challenging due to the massive amount of choices available
- Second screen applications are being developed to enhance TV viewing with social, discovery, shopping and other features
- Innovation priorities to 2020 include improved personalization, leveraging on-demand content, enriching TV experiences beyond just social aspects, and enabling new viewing behaviors like pausing/resuming programs.
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Some facts around TV usage in 2013
SOME FACTS ON DIGITAL MEDIA
5,6 screens /
household
Facebook : 30
millions contents
shared / day42 % of 18-24
europeans use an IM tool
to chat about TV
programs.
About 1 000 000 app into
the Appstore
VOD (France) : 15
000
Twitter : 500 millions
tweets / day
20 to 500 channels
available in any
country
39.6 daily media and
multimedia contacts /
household
YouTube Video : 4
billions views / day
Web sites : 614 millions
around the world
Nielsen
60 to 80% multitasks TV with digital in
western countries
85% of TV usage is still
done on live
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Recommendation challenge
20.000 VOD movies
5,000 TV catchup propositions
300 TV channels
100,000,000,000 videos on Youtube, DailyMotion
1,000,000 mobile applications
30,000 press articles per day
7 recommendation methods (item to item, statistics, immediate popularities,
authorities, social, excitement, random,…)
Not going to be only solved by an algorithm (curation, editorial …)
The best players are still at the beginning of the story
Experience is Queen
The Tyranny
of Choice
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Second screen features
Conversation : comments, tweets, discussion about the show
Gaming : badges, rewards, quizzes
Discovery : find relevant content through recommendation
Shopping : buy the clothes this character is swearing
Information : get info about people, get the name of the song …
Trends : see immediately what is popular
Action : use the second screen as a remote control
Participation : contribute to the show and influence it
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(re)Discover #TV
TVcheck is a 2nd
screen smartphone application, dedicated to the Social TV.
TVcheck creates a strong link between TV contents and their viewers through
Gaming, Social and TV guide features
Feel free to contact us for more details at
business@tvcheck.com
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•Program
Information
A strong DNA : many ways to interact with Television
•Audienc
e
•Buz
z
•For
you
•TV
Guide
•Activit •Recommend
•What’s
new
•Quizze
s
•Badge
s
•Leaderboar
d
•Memb
er
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Socialize : check-in, program sharing, comments and chat
Activities
of followed ones
Influencers
Promotion
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Fun & Entertainment : viewer engagement via
badges, quizzes and social gaming
Palmares with
TV
check-ins
check-in TV
and earn more
points
Contests
Quizzes
of my favorite
show
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Content discovery of TV programs via an enriched
EPG including recommendation
TVcheck
Audience
Twitter
Buzz
TV program
suggestion
TV program
Guide
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Recommendation and personalization Multiply the contact points with the video offerings
Enable piecewise programme consumption Enrich the viewing experience beyond Social TV
From tomorrow to 2020
Some key innovations to bring disruptive and attractive user experiences
Leveraging on demand content abundance and 2nd
screen interaction
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The paradox of content abundance
While users expect and value abundance, they finally do not take
advantage of it
Challenge: how to better valorize TV programmes abundance ?
Live TV
audience
Replay TV
audience
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Catch the users where they are and take them where you want
Increase the number of contact points with
content beyond ATAWAD
Leverage content-to-content rebounds to improve casual discovery
Thanks to richer relevant metadata
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Enable piecewise programme consumption
Valorize the content beyond the container
Allow users to mine the videos themselves, and discover treasures in them !
Thanks to smart TV show segmentation and intra-
indexing
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Enrich the viewing experience beyond Social
TV or blockbusters
Bring even more pleasure and usefulness to the users
to extend the coverage of programmes benefiting from enrichment
and to answer to the diversity of users’ tastes and expectations.
On-the-fly real time content analysis enables:
The situation today is what we see in the figures. - TV consumption is progressing with 3 hours and half per day in France and even 5 hours per day in the US. - 60 to 80% of the people are multitasking with a second screen in front of the TV. And one third of them are doing activities which are related to the program displayed on the big screen Propositions around VoD, Catchup and SVoD are becoming common ATAWAD (Any time, anywhere, any device) and TV everywhere propositions to watch TV on every screen are very frequent. presentation title
Social TV is already there. In fact it has always been there. Since we may consider that people were already doing social TV by commenting on the phone with their friends while watching TV presentation title
Video consumption is progressing at a very fast pace and it will still progress in the coming years. presentation title
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Patrice : presentation title
5 main Issues : first issue is choice presentation title
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Bla bla bla as usual presentation title
Setup is not that easy. Only a maximum of 20% of really connected TV among connectable TV sets Women acceptance factor is fully applicable presentation title
Missing Metadata presentation title
interpassivity + presentation title
Broken experience + we’re not going to put everything on the big screen presentation title
Integrating channels, apps, games, social networks in one single interface presentation title
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So we have tried to create the social network of TV presentation title
TVcheck bridges gap between broadcast and broadband, around discovery, sharing and fun. presentation title
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- TVapps : a bit hype (very good as we’ve introduced on livebox play but need to focus on 20-50 apps not 1 million) presentation title
- nPVR : very hype (always very challenging on legal questions) but Aereo in the US is challenging that with antennas that can be hosted for you, size of a nickel presentation title
- smartTV : a bit hype how smart can a TV be ? presentation title
- HbbTV : hope : ok to bring interactivity to the customer, but need to find a sexy name to sell it presentation title
- Social TV : hope and already true. Big shows reaching 1 million tweets. Need to go beyond and to monetize viewer engagement. presentation title
- 4K : hope, because nothing’s better than a big screen to watch good content and we need to feed the big screen with quality contents presentation title
- HEVC : big hope : to deliver HD and 4K contents for the big screens presentation title
- Fiber : hope already true with unparalleled quality presentation title
From tomorrow to 2020 (Henri - 8 minutes) Improve content discovery and personalization: relieve the vertigo of choice: narrow down the proposal to users according to their tastes. Increase the number of contact points with video beyond ATAWAD: leverage content-to-content rebounds to improve casual discovery Leverage abundance by enabling partial program consumption Demo 2 : search on Brad Pitt in a Replay TV catalog: live demo + fallback video: 1 min Enrich the viewing experience: increase pleasure and opportunities for the users, and generate hooks for novel monetization schemes Demo 3 : on the fly tag creation from French news using overlaid text recognition, speech-to-text and semantic analysis: 1 mn video. All this thanks to metadata enrichment and content aggregation presentation title
The goal of this presentation is to highlight a few disruptive innovations regarding TV usages that we are working on at Orange Labs, the research division of Orange. In particular, I will try to show you how some technological advances can enable news usages on a wide scope of TV or video programmes, and not be limited to some high audience shows. 3 of them directly deals with the issue of really benefiting from content abundance, while the 4th deals more with the viewing experience itself. presentation title
The paradox of content abundance A recent study that we have conducted on the usages of Replay TV have shown somewhat surprising results: Comparing the audience of programmes in Live and Replay, it turns out that Live TV audience is more scattered, despite of a more narrow choice: some 10s of shows at a given time, and Replay TV more concentrated despite of a much wider choice. This means people do not really explore the Replay TV catalog, and concentrate on high notoriety programmes Yet, all user surveys show that they value the catalog depth. So the challenge for on demand video and TV offerings is how to better valorize such a content abundance. presentation title