Abstract
Always-on media spaces broadcast video to provide awareness and
encourage interaction between collaborators. This video can be captured on the
fly as a video trace. We created as social visualization system a variation
that blends previous ideas in video editing and video art that allows
people to easily and rapidly explore this video history in detail, ostensibly
so they can have a better idea of the activities and availability of their
collaborators. However, the system is so effective that it raises significant
privacy concerns.
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