Firmaet ROVI, som produserer svært mye av softwaren som befinner seg i de ulike typene med set-top-bokser, har kastet seg på ballen. ROVIs “Chief evangelist”, Richard Bullwinkle, hadde en rekke interresante innspill til hvorfor en “second screens” er en bedre plattform å utvikle både navigering, ekstra innhold, og reklame til, enn de tradisjonelle Set-Top-Boksene.
Data fra boksene ROVI lager navigeringssoftware for, viser at 86% av tv-seerne ikke vet hva de skal se når de setter seg foran TV’en, men starter å zappe vilkårlig rundt i tv-jungelen. I USA, hvor mange har 500+ TV-kanaler og velge i, er navigasjon og ikke minst muligheten til å oppdage godt innhold på tv-skjermen nesten blitt en umulighet. Selv her hjemme i Norge, hvor gjennomsnittet sitter med rundt 30-40 kanaler i sine grunnpakker, kan oppgaven av og til være vanskelig nok.
Bullwinkle peker på at man i lang tid har forsøkt å gjøre TV-en til en rik internett-basert enhet, men ikke på noe måte lyktes. Fjernkontrollen er rett og slett uegnet som navigeringsverktøy med mindre det eneste du skal gjøre er å bla igjennom kanaler. Det er fullt mulig å søke med en fjernkontroll, men mangelen på tastatur gjør at svært få benytter seg av muligheten.
Ved å utvikle applikasjoner til nettbrett mener Bullwinkle at man kan omgå flere av de problemene man i dag opplever med STB.
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16. mars 2012
The second screen experience
Television is an incredibly engaging and stimulating medium – no other medium beats TV for discovery of products and for communicating a brand message. The problem with television is that there's an incredibly long journey between seeing an ad and being able to do anything about it. That's the opposite of digital which is a targeted and instant transaction based on a click.
The commercial opportunity around Zeebox is to take all of the engagement people have with television and provide them with a means to engage immediately, directly and in a very targeted fashion – that's what the second screen does. You're excited by what you see on the first screen and you take action on the second screen, be it in the form of an immediate click to buy, a message on the screen, that kind of thing.

Ernesto Schmitt: focusing on the second screen experience | Media network | Guardian Professional
The commercial opportunity around Zeebox is to take all of the engagement people have with television and provide them with a means to engage immediately, directly and in a very targeted fashion – that's what the second screen does. You're excited by what you see on the first screen and you take action on the second screen, be it in the form of an immediate click to buy, a message on the screen, that kind of thing.

Ernesto Schmitt: focusing on the second screen experience | Media network | Guardian Professional
The future of TV in Social Media?
Viewers are now using social media to connect with the TV with content that matters to them. Then, as the MIT study shows, they are engaging in massive real-time conversations around those shows and learning to be a part of that conversation and it is a participatory culture as well as a personalised one.TV always been social and on the face of it TV and social media seem like a natural fit but if the TV industry is going to make the most of the opportunities it is going to have change quickly and learn the lessons of the music industry.

According to Twitter’s Chloe Sladden,
The future of TV in Social Media? « live shop travel

According to Twitter’s Chloe Sladden,
”What we’re seeing now is that Twitter is, in fact, about flocking audiences back to a shared experience, and that usually means a live one…If you’re not watching live — and reading the comments from friends, your favourite celebrities, and even total strangers via Twitter — you’re missing half the show.” Furthermore she says “In the future, I can’t imagine a major event where the audience doesn’t become part of the story itself.”
The future of TV in Social Media? « live shop travel
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