Entertainment media at home - looking at the social aspects

Workshop Participants and Papers

• Alan Blackwell (Cambridge University, UK) and Matthew Postgate (New Media and Technology Division, BBC): Programming Culture in the 2nd-Generation Attention Economy
• Apala Lahiri Chavan, Beena Prabhu and Warren Greving: Cross Cultural Study: Perception, Usage, and Adoption of Technology
• Brooke E. Foucault (Intel Corporation, Hillsboro, OR): Developing Entertainment Technology for Women: A Feminist Perspective
• Andrea Grimes and Rebecca E. Grinter (Georgia Institute of Technology, GA): Using Entertainment to Improve Nutrition Among African- Americans
• Esa Nettamo, Mikko Nirhamo and Jonna Hakkila (Nokia Multimedia, Finland): Personal Music Retrieval, Management and Consumption - A Cross-Cultural Study
• Mark Perry (Brunel University, UK), Dorothy Rachovides (Brunel University, UK), Alex Taylor (Microsoft Research, Cambridge, UK) and Laurel Swan (Brunel University, UK): Playfully situated messaging in the home: appropriation of messaging resources in entertainment
• Angel Perez, Dmytro Izotov and Fabian Korner (Eindhoven University of Technology, Nederland): Raker: Social video search and selection on TV
• Veerle Van Rompaey and Mariek Vanden Abeele (Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium): Position paper- Where does it all end? How families set technological boundaries
• Dag Slettemeas: Identity formation and the construction of home in diasporic households; the impact of media technologies
• Susan P. Wyche, Lonnie D. Harvel and Rebecca E. Grinter (Georgia Institute of Technology, GA): Entertaining Spirituality