The literature reports research efforts allowing the editing of interactive TV multimedia
documents by end-users. In this article we propose complementary contributions relative to …

End-user generated content is responsible for the success of several collaborative
applications, as it can be noted in the context of the web. The collaborative use of some of …

Earlier work has described the WaCTool, which allows a user to perform multimodal
annotations (text, digital ink and audio comments) and edit operations on a linear video …

Watching TV is a practice many people enjoy and feel comfortable with. We propose the
capture of the user interaction while interacting with a remote control to watch TV: such …

Pen computing or pen-based technology can be considered one of the most natural and
intuitive computer input interface for humans. The combination of digital video and pen …

The problem of allowing user-centric control within multimedia presentations is important to
document engineering when the presentations are specified as structured multimedia …

Interactive multimedia services, which integrate and unify techniques from a variety of
disciplines, have been an active research topic for many years. However, two major …

The literature reports many efforts toward supporting video annotation. In this paper, we
present a peer-to-peer model for the exchange of context information and user annotations …

Watching TV is a practice many people enjoy and feel comfortable with. While watching a TV
programme, users can be offered the opportunity to, while making annotations, create their …

Digital annotation systems are usually based on partial scenarios and arbitrary
requirements. Accidental and essential characteristics are usually mixed in non explicit …