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This paper revisits hypertext theory from the 1990s (George Landow, Jay David Bolter, etc.) and database theory from the 2000s (Lev Manovich, Victoria Vesna, etc.) with attention to explaining new authoring practices on the video-sharing platform ...

Music and movies have a significant impact in our lives and they have been playing together since the early days of the moving image. Music history on its own goes back till much earlier, and has been present in every known culture. It has also been ...

Second screen applications are becoming key for broadcasters exploiting the convergence of TV and Internet. Authoring such applications however remains costly. In this paper, we present a second screen authoring application that leverages multimedia ...

In this paper, we survey different state-of-the-art visual processing methods and utilize them in hyperlinking. Visual information, calculated using Features Signatures, SIMILE descriptors and convolutional neural networks (CNN), is utilized as ...

As the amount of news information available online grows, media are in need of advanced tools to explore the information surrounding specific events before writing their own piece of news, e.g., adding context and insight. While many tools exist to ...

Multimedia content produced by professionals and individual users on the daily basis and in constantly growing quantity requires creation of navigation systems that allow access to this data on different levels of granularity that can contribute to ...

We investigate video hyperlinking based on speech transcripts, leveraging a hierarchical topical structure to address two essential aspects of hyperlinking, namely, serendipity control and link justification. We propose and compare different approaches ...

The ubiquity of the smartphones makes them ideal platforms for generating in-situ content. In well-attended events, photos captured by attendees have diverse views that could be subjected to occlusion and abnormal lighting effects that could obscure the ...

Massive amounts of digital media is being produced and consumed daily on the Internet. Efficient access to relevant information is of key importance in contemporary society. The Hyper Video Browser provides multiple navigation means within the content ...

Information or feedback about users' information needs beyond a brief query is crucial for improving the effectiveness of video search. One paradigm that addresses this issue is search and linking, i.e., after an initial search the user selects an item ...

Users often access and re-access more than one site during an online session, effectively engaging in multitasking. In this paper, we study the effect of online multitasking on two widely used engagement metrics designed to capture users browsing ...

The Phillimore Marriage Registers for England were published in the period 1896 to 1922 and have defined a standard layout format for the typesetting of marriage data. However, not all English parish churches had their marriage registers analysed and ...

It is well known that paper is a very fluid, natural, and easy to use medium for manipulating some kinds of information. It is familiar, portable, flexible, inexpensive, and offers good readability properties. Paper also has well known limitations when ...

LINUS is a theorem prover for clause logic based on hyperlinking. The main new feature of the system is the emphasis on the preference for unit clauses, which are generated as a by-product of the hyperlinking method. The mechanism of unit support also ...

A flexible human-computer interface was developed for a multidocument ergonomics database to accommodate a variety of users with different backgrounds and levels of expertise. Multiple access and navigational pathways are provided to address users' ...