Re-using Media on the Web Tutorial: Introduction and Examples

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Reusing Media on the Web

Lyndon NixonMODUL University Vienna

lyndon.nixon@modul.ac.at

RE-USING MEDIA ON THE WEBWWW2014 Tutorial, Seoul, S Korea, April 8 2014

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• Trends• Applications• Technologies• The MediaMixer project• Overview of this tutorial

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Trends

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Media re-mixing in the new Web

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Harlem Shake– Originally a free track– Went viral on YouTube– >100000 spin off videos

with >400mil views (3/13)

– Music owners can „claim“ use of their IP on YouTube videos

– Revenue sharing up to 55% on every ad click in a video

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Eased re-use and re-selling of online media– Getty Images: now

providing larger amounts of cheaper images, Embed allows free re-use in non-commercial contexts

– Dissolve: Marketplace for royalty free HD video clips from $5 per clip.

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MixBit

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• MixBit encourages remixing & redistribution of user video

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– These platforms for media re-use are online silos of media objects and their metadata, serving up full media when a re-mix may only need one part. Not possible to index and search across collections.

Putting these trends in the Web

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Applications

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LinkedTV for News

Interactive News Show

Professional news content produced by RBB

Seed content: local news show "rbb Aktuell"

… watching the news and getting background information on the stories at your fingertips ...

http://www.linkedtv.eu/demos/linkednews

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LinkedTV for Cultural Heritage

Hyperlinked Documentary Seed content:

"Tussen Kunst & Kitsch" from AVRO (Antiques Roadshow format)

… it's seeing a painting in a TV programme and identifying the artist and the museum where it hangs ...

http://www.linkedtv.eu/demos/hyperlinkeddocu

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VideoLecturesMashup

Extend e-learning video platform VideoLectures to mash up video fragments for learners to quickly browse across distinct collections on the same topic.

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Demo @ mediamixer.videolectures.net

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VideoLecturesMashup

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Based on new media technology

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Media fragments

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Rich media description

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Fragmentation by media analysis

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Description by media annotation

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New ways to search, acquire and re-use media

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Introducing MediaMixer

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MediaMixer is a group of research and industry experts

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MediaMixer is the adoption of years of media R&D innovation

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MediaMixer is informing about semantic multimedia technology

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http://community.mediamixer.eu

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MediaMixer tutorial: Re-using Media on the Web, at WWW2014

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http://mediamixer.eu/tutorial

Session 1: Media fragment analysis and creationSpeaker: Vasileios Mezaris (CERTH)Summary: Explain approaches to visual, audio and textual media analysis to automatically generate meaningful media fragments out of a media resource.

Session 2: Media fragment specification and semanticsSpeaker: Raphaël Troncy (EURECOM)Summary: Introduce the W3C Media Fragment URI specification. Highlight how media fragments can be incorporated into known media description schema.

Session 3: Media fragment re-mixing and playoutSpeaker: Lyndon Nixon (MODUL)Summary: Semantic search and retrieval allows us to organize sets of fragments by topical or conceptual relevance. These fragment sets can then be played out in a non-linear fashion to create a new media re-mix.