Perspectives on Live Streaming
John Tang, Funda Kivran-Swaine, Kori Inkpen, Nancy Van House
Abstract
John Tang, Funda Kivran-Swaine, Kori Inkpen, Nancy Van House
Abstract
The emergence of mobile live streaming as a popular app over the past couple years provides a new platform for socio-technical interaction in the world. This panel brings together several different perspectives on live streaming: companies who are producing commercial apps, researchers studying how people are using live streaming, and users. We hope the discussion identifies design and research implications for the future.
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The emergence of mobile live streaming as a popular app over the past couple years provides a new platform for socio-technical interaction in the world. This panel brings together several different perspectives on live streaming: companies who are producing commercial apps, researchers studying how people are using live streaming, and users. We hope the discussion identifies design and research implications for the future.
Key concepts: Live streaming, Computer science, Streaming current, Multimedia, Materials science, Nanotechnology, Electrokinetic phenomena