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 …

Visualizing and communicating insights through maps offers an intuitive and familiar way to
explore large-scale dynamic relational data. In this paper, we present VideoMap, which is a …

Digital inking systems accept pen-based input from the user, process and archive the
resulting data as digital ink. However, the reviewing techniques currently available for such …

Considering that, when users watch a video with someone else, they are used to make
comments regarding its contents–such as a comment with respect to someone appearing in …

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

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 …

In this paper, we describe the requirements elicitation for a digital war room–a group work
facility to support people interacting with digital (and analog) materials. The target user …

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 …

Peer-level annotation stands for the enrichment of content by any user, who acts as author,
being able to make annotations, using, for instance, handwriting or speech recognition …

Watching TV is a practice many people enjoy and feel comfortable with. In the context of
interactive TV, a program is defined by means of a structured multimedia document …