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Building social services:Social TV case study
CFP All-Members’ MeetingMay 14, 2009Venice, Italy
Natalie [email protected]
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The future oftelevision
Onlinesocial networking
Social TV
The Social TV study combines two researchstreams
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• The future of television
• How to build social services
• The user as a group
Research goals
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The original broadcast model
Deliveryplatforms
Contentproviders
End userdevices
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TVLicensed spectrum (OTA)Big 4networks
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“Traditional TV”
Deliveryplatforms
Contentproviders
End userdevices
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Cable TVnetworks
Big 4networks
Film studios
Satellite
Licensed spectrum (OTA)
TV
DVR/DVD
STBCableAnalog
Digital
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Today’s video landscape
Cable TVnetworks
Online videoproducers
Cellphone
PC
TV
PDA
Cellular networks
Satellite
Licensed spectrum (OTA)
Public Internet
Private Internet
CableAnalogDigital
DVD player
Big 4networks
Deliveryplatforms
Contentproviders
End userdevices
Film studios
DVR
STB
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• Content is available any:me, anywhere, onany device
• Services add social context by integra:ngsocial networking
The of future TV is mobile and social
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• Providing a way for a user to engage with aservice as a group, rather than as anindividual
What does it mean to make aservice “social”?
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• The group = people with whom a user hasestablished connec:ons
• Automa:c vs manual genera:on
• User‐owned vs commercial
CreaRng groups (the social graph)
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• These include the original social network sites likeFacebook, MySpace, LinkedIn, etc.
• Users manually generate their social data (profile +“friends”)
• They func:on as walled gardens: Each site controls itsown social data and provides proprietary applica:onsfor users.
• Ver:cally integrated social graph + applica:ons
user profile +social graph(social data)
(applicaRons)
LinkedIn MySpace
Proprietary social networks
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Facebook • PlaSorm strategy opened the walled garden to 3rd party appdevelopers
• E.g., Facebook plaSorm launched in May 2007
• Users have access to more apps
• Viral distribu:on plaSorm for app developers
3rd party apps
Facebook API
Social networks as applicaRon plaWorms
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• Enables other (non‐social network) sites tointegrate the an SN site’s iden:ty system, e.g.,Facebook Connect, Google’s Friend Connect
• Sites can add social network func:onality withouthaving to implement their own SN capabili:es(usernames, passwords, friending, etc.)
• Connects users with their friends on partner sites
• Ac:vity data from partner sites is fed back to the SNsite
Digg Hulu Discovery
Social networks “connect” to other sites
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• TV is social… again
• Social TV features-Real‐:me interac:on (joint viewing)-Ra:ngs, recommenda:ons, playlists-Sharing content
The Social TV experience
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NeWlix + Facebook Connect
• Facebook Connect supplements NeSlix’sown social network- NeSlix ra:ngs show up on Facebook- Facebook users comment or link to NeSlix to add movies
to their queue or watch instantly
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• Orange provides a mobile social networkingchannel to complement M6’s tradi:onal TVchannel
• Orange mobile controls its own socialnetwork, drives Orange subscrip:ons
Mobile social TV: M6 Mobile by Orange
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• More on social TV business models…
• More value chain analysis…
• Network implica:ons
Further research
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