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Early experience with the mediaspace CoMedi

Coutaz et al., 1998

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16055656966461856745
Author
Coutaz J
Bérard F
Carraux E
Crowley J
Publication year
Publication venue
IFIP International Conference on Engineering for Human-Computer Interaction

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Mediaspaces have been designed to facilitate informal communication and support group awareness while assuring privacy protection. However, low bandwidth communication is a source of undesirable discontinuities in such systems, resulting in a loss of peripheral …
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