Conference and Social Media Reports

Introduction

Awarding the Best Social Media Reporters

The SIGMM Records team has adopted a new strategy to encourage the publication of information, and thus increase the chances to reach the community, increase knowledge and foster interaction. It consists of awarding the best Social Media reporters for each SIGMM conference, being the award a free registration to one of the SIGMM conference within a period of one year. All SIGMM members are welcome to participate and contribute, and are candidates to receive the award.

The Social Media Editors will issue a new open Call for Reports (CfR) via the Social Media channels every time a new SIGMM conference takes place, so the community can remember or be aware of this initiative, as well as can refresh its requirements and criteria.

The CfR will encourage activity on Social Media channels, posting information and contents related to the SIGMM conferences, with the proper hashtags (see our Recommendations). The reporters will be encouraged to mainly use Twitter, but other channels and innovative forms or trends of dissemination will be very welcome!

The Social Media Editors will be the jury for deciding the best reports (i.e., collection of posts) on Social Media channels, and thus will not qualify for this award. The awarded reporters will be additionally asked to provide a post-summary of the conference. The number of awards for each SIGMM conference is indicated in the table below. The awarded reporter will get a free registration to one of the SIGMM conferences (of his/her choice) within a period of one year.

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Best reporters

Report from ACM Multimedia 2022 by Nitish Nagesh

Report from ACM Multimedia 2022 by Nitish Nagesh

Nitish Nagesh (@nitish_nagesh) is a Ph.D. student in the Computer Science department, the University of California, Irvine, USA. He has been awarded as Best Social Media Reporter of ACM Multimedia 2022 conference. To celebrate this award, Nitish Nagesh reported on his wonderful experience at ACM Multimedia 2022 as follows. I was excited when our paper “World Food Atlas ...

Report from ACM IMX 2021 by Lingyuan Li

Report from ACM IMX 2021 by Lingyuan Li

Although the Covid-19 pandemic has forced international researchers and practitioners to share their research at virtual conferences, ACM Interactive Media Experiences (IMX) 2021 clearly invested significant time and effort to provide all attendees with an accessible, interactive, and vibrant online academic feast. Serving on the Organizing Committee of IMX 2021 as the Student Volunteer Chair ...

Report from ACM MMSys 2020 by Conor Keighrey

Report from ACM MMSys 2020 by Conor Keighrey

Conor Keighrey (@ConorKeighrey) recently completed his PhD in the Athlone Institute of Technology which aimed to capture and understand the quality of experience (QoE) within a novel immersive multimedia speech and language assessment. He is currently interested in exploring the application of immersive multimedia technologies within health, education and training. With a warm welcome from Istanbul, ...

ACM IMX 2020: What does “going virtual” mean?

ACM IMX 2020: What does “going virtual” mean?

I work in the department of Research & Development, based in London, at the BBC. My interests include Interactive and Immersive Media, Interaction Design, Evaluative Methods, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Synchronised Experiences & Connected Homes.In the interest of full disclosure, I serve on the steering board of ACM Interactive Media Experiences (IMX) as Vice President for Conferences. ...

Report from MMSYS 2019 – by Alia Sheikh

Report from MMSYS 2019 - by Alia Sheikh

Alia Sheikh (@alteralias) is researching immersive and interactive content. At present she is interested in the narrative language of immersive environments and how stories can best be choreographed within them. Being part of an international academic research community and actually meeting said international research community are not exactly the same thing it turns out. After attending ...


Conference reports

  • Report from ACM Multimedia 2017 – by Conor Keighrey

    Report from ACM Multimedia 2017 - by Conor Keighrey

    My name is Conor Keighrey, I’m a PhD. candidate at the Athlone Institute Technology in Athlone, Co. Westmeath, Ireland.  The focus of my research is to understand the key influencing factors that affect Quality of Experience (QoE) in emerging immersive multimedia experiences, with a specific focus on applications in the speech and language therapy domain. ...

  • The Deep Learning Indaba Report

    The Deep Learning Indaba Report

    Given the focus on deep learning and machine learning, there is a need to address this problem of low participation of Africans in data science and artificial intelligence. The Deep Learning Indaba was thus born to stimulate the participation of Africans within the research and innovation landscape surrounding deep learning and machine learning. This column ...

  • Report from ACM MMSys 2017

    Report from ACM MMSys 2017

    –A report from Christian Timmerer, AAU/Bitmovin Austria The ACM Multimedia Systems Conference (MMSys) provides a forum for researchers to present and share their latest research findings in multimedia systems. It is a unique event targeting “multimedia systems” from various angles and views across all domains instead of focusing on a specific aspect or data type. ACM MMSys’17 ...

  • Report from ICMR 2017

    Report from ICMR 2017

    ACM International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval (ICMR) 2017 ACM ICMR 2017 in “Little Paris” ACM ICMR is the premier International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval, and from 2011 it “illuminates the state of the arts in multimedia retrieval”. This year, ICMR was in an wonderful location: Bucharest, Romania also known as “Little Paris”. Every year at ICMR I ...

  • Report from MMM 2017

    Report from MMM 2017

    MMM 2017 — 23rd International Conference on MultiMedia Modeling MMM is a leading international conference for researchers and industry practitioners for sharing new ideas, original research results and practical development experiences from all MMM related areas. The 23rd edition of MMM took place on January 4-6 of 2017, on the modern campus of Reykjavik University. In ...

  • Report from ICACNI 2015

    Report from ICACNI 2015

    Report from the 3rd International Conference on Advanced Computing, Networking, and Informatics The 3rd International Conference on Advanced Computing, Networking and Informatics (ICACNI-2015), organized by School of Computer Engineering, KIIT University, Odisha, India, was held during 23-25 June, 2015. The conference commenced with a keynote by Prof. Nikhil R. Pal (Fellow IEEE, Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India) ...

  • Summary of the 5th BAMMF

    Summary of the 5th BAMMF

    Bay Area Multimedia Forum (BAMMF) BAMMF is a Bay Area Multimedia Forum series. Experts from both academia and industry are invited to exchange ideas and information through talks, tutorials, posters, panel discussions and networking sessions. Topics of the forum will include emerging areas in vision, audio, touch, speech, text, various sensors, human computer interaction, natural language ...

  • Report from SLAM 2014

    Report from SLAM 2014

    ISCA/IEEE Workshop on Speech, Language and Audio in Multimedia Following SLAM 2013 in Marseille, France, SLAM 2014 was the second edition of the workshop, held in Malaysia as a satellite of Interspeech 2014. The workshop was organized over two days, one for science and one for socializing and community building. With about 15 papers and 30 ...

  • Report from ACM Multimedia 2013

    Report from ACM Multimedia 2013

    Conference/Workshop Program Highlights ACM Multimedia 2013 was held at the CCIB (Centre de Conventions Internacional de Barcelona) from October 21st to October 25th, 2012 in Barcelona. The Art Exhibition has been held for the entire duration of the conference at the FAD (Forment de les Arts i del Disseny) in the center of the city while ...

  • Report from SLAM 2013

    Intl. Workshop on Speech, Language and Audio in Multimedia The International Workshop on Speech, Language and Audio in Multimedia (SLAM) is a yearly series of workshop to bring together researchers working in the broad field of speech, language and audio processing applied to the analysis, indexing and use of any type of multimedia data (e.g., broadcast, ...

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