Challenges of using Personal Data to drive Personalised Electronic Programme Guides
summary
Scenario-based probes and UI mock-ups are tested in UK focus groups and analysed thematically, finding 95% preferred personalized EPGs but rejecting the effortful calendar metaphor, favoring quick recommendations and collaborative profiles for social viewing. Granular home sensing data and IoT inputs surface strong privacy fears and requests for data legibility and granular control rather than binary consent, and the work argues for accountability mechanisms aligned with GDPR and interdisciplinary design to make personalised EPGs both useful and trustworthy.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:30Background
- 1:17Literature Review
- 2:06Scenarios
- 2:49Fully Filled EPG
- 3:51IOT
- 6:46Recommendations
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