Internet of Things and Media Convergence: A Presentation Overview

This presentation delves into the convergence of the Internet of Things (IoT) and media, examining how connected devices and the internet are transforming the media landscape. It defines IoT and media convergence, providing examples such as air pollution monitoring via smartphones. The presentation highlights the benefits of this convergence, including building trust and reducing costs. It explores the increasing use of IoT in the media industry, showcasing inventions like UHD TVs and its role in analyzing customer demand and controlling production and distribution. Furthermore, it discusses the potential for media monopolies and the future where IoT dominates media devices. The presentation also outlines the advantages, such as cost and time reduction, and disadvantages, such as increased complexity and compatibility issues, of using IoT. Finally, the presentation references several studies and provides a glimpse into a future where smart devices, like refrigerators, are interconnected, enhancing daily life. This presentation provides an overview of the topic, and how IoT is changing the media industry.

“TOMORROW THE WORLD”
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INTERNET OF THINGS AND MEDIA
CONVERGENCE
 Internet of Things is connecting objects and devices to
the internet.
 Media convergence is defined as blurring boundaries
between industry and services (Guo Liu and Chai,
2014).
 One example of IoT media convergence is air pollution
monitoring through smart phone.

INTERNET OF THINGS AND MEDIA
CONVERGENCE (Contd.)

BENEFITS OF IoT MEDIA
CONVERGENCE
 Helps in building trust between devices and companies.
 Helps in reducing costs by eliminating overheads and
middleman (Chen Bao and Guo, 2016).

IoT AND MEDIA CONTROL
 The use of IoT has increased in media industry by 120%
(Hernández-Ramos et al., 2013).
 The industry involves the use of software application through
smartphones and other digital devices.

IoT AND MEDIA CONTROL (Contd.)
 IoT has made a number of inventions in media industry
like UHD TVs and others (Keoh Kumar and Tschofenig,
2014).
 The emerging technology will also help the industry in
analysing customer demand patterns.
 Production and distribution operations of this particular
industry is controlled by IoT.

IoT AND MEDIA MONOPOLIES
 Converging or integrating various industries into a
single industry (Ansari et al., 2015).
 Data will be gathered and stored in a single platform.
 The data stored will be accessible by other media
industries via the internet.

TOMORROW THE WORLD
 In future, IoT will rule the world with all the media devices
connected to each other.
 One such example of IoT media convergence is connection
of smart phone to the refrigerator (Al-Fuqaha et al., 2015).
 When the milk in the refrigerator gets spoilt then alarm
message is sent to the mobile.
 The person will then purchase milk from the grocery shop.

ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
OF USING IoT
 Helps to reduce cost and time spent.
 Complexity increases.
 Compatibility between device and network is not
achieved.
 Helps to improve the quality of life.
 Gives excellent automation and control.

REFERENCES
 Al-Fuqaha, A., Guizani, M., Mohammadi, M., Aledhari, M. and Ayyash, M., 2015. Internet of things:
A survey on enabling technologies, protocols, and applications. IEEE Communications Surveys &
Tutorials, 17(4), pp.2347-2376.
 Ansari, A.N., Sedky, M., Sharma, N. and Tyagi, A., 2015, January. An Internet of things approach for
motion detection using Raspberry Pi. In Intelligent Computing and Internet of Things (ICIT), 2014
International Conference on (pp. 131-134). IEEE.
 Chen, R., Bao, F. and Guo, J., 2016. Trust-based service management for social internet of things
systems. IEEE transactions on dependable and secure computing, 13(6), pp.684-696.
 Guo, Y., Liu, H. and Chai, Y., 2014. The embedding convergence of smart cities and tourism internet
of things in China: An advance perspective. Advances in Hospitality and Tourism Research
(AHTR), 2(1), pp.54-69.
 Hernández-Ramos, J.L., Jara, A.J., Marın, L. and Skarmeta, A.F., 2013. Distributed capability-based
access control for the internet of things. Journal of Internet Services and Information Security
(JISIS), 3(3/4), pp.1-16.

REFERENCES
 Keoh, S.L., Kumar, S.S. and Tschofenig, H., 2014. Securing the internet of things: A
standardization perspective. IEEE Internet of Things Journal, 1(3), pp.265-275.
 Kumar, J.S. and Patel, D.R., 2014. A survey on internet of things: Security and privacy
issues. International Journal of Computer Applications, 90(11).
 Mahalle, P.N., Anggorojati, B., Prasad, N.R. and Prasad, R., 2013. Identity authentication and
capability based access control (iacac) for the internet of things. Journal of Cyber Security and
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 Roman, R., Lopez, J. and Mambo, M., 2018. Mobile edge computing, fog et al.: A survey and
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 Wortmann, F. and Flüchter, K., 2015. Internet of things. Business & Information Systems
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