Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides
Media researchers are adopting personalisation in diverse ways to deliver increasingly context-sensitive and customised media experiences. This paper explores user attitudes towards a personalised Electronic Programme Guide which tailors media recommendations based on users’ personal data. We used s...
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| author | Sailaja, Neelima Crabtree, Andy Stenton, Phil |
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| description | Media researchers are adopting personalisation in diverse ways to deliver increasingly context-sensitive and customised media experiences. This paper explores user attitudes towards a personalised Electronic Programme Guide which tailors media recommendations based on users’ personal data. We used scenario based exploration enabled by the use of probes to convey the functionalities of data-driven Personalised EPGs and to facilitate user discussions around its potential use. Users preferred personalised EPGs over current popular EPGs but expressed a significant lack of trust in the personal data collection that drives personalisation. Users appreciated the functionalities afforded by personalisation of media but were apprehensive about the implications of the personal data being collected about them, particularly in the context of their homes. This calls for the need to design future personalised media experiences that help enhance trust in these socio-technical settings. |
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| spelling | nottingham-427502020-05-04T18:45:12Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/42750/ Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides Sailaja, Neelima Crabtree, Andy Stenton, Phil Media researchers are adopting personalisation in diverse ways to deliver increasingly context-sensitive and customised media experiences. This paper explores user attitudes towards a personalised Electronic Programme Guide which tailors media recommendations based on users’ personal data. We used scenario based exploration enabled by the use of probes to convey the functionalities of data-driven Personalised EPGs and to facilitate user discussions around its potential use. Users preferred personalised EPGs over current popular EPGs but expressed a significant lack of trust in the personal data collection that drives personalisation. Users appreciated the functionalities afforded by personalisation of media but were apprehensive about the implications of the personal data being collected about them, particularly in the context of their homes. This calls for the need to design future personalised media experiences that help enhance trust in these socio-technical settings. 2017-05-10 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Sailaja, Neelima, Crabtree, Andy and Stenton, Phil (2017) Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides. In: 2017 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 6-11 May 2017, Denver, Colorado, USA. EPG Media Interaction Personal data Focus groups http://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3025986 |
| spellingShingle | EPG Media Interaction Personal data Focus groups Sailaja, Neelima Crabtree, Andy Stenton, Phil Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title | Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title_full | Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title_fullStr | Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title_full_unstemmed | Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title_short | Challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| title_sort | challenges of using personal data to drive personalised electronic programme guides |
| topic | EPG Media Interaction Personal data Focus groups |
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