An Approach for Delivering Personalized Advertisements in Interactive TV Customized to Both Users and Advertisers

An Approach for Delivering Personalized Advertisements in Interactive TV Customized to Both Users and Advertisers

Georgia K. Kastidou, Robin Cohen
Copyright: © 2007 |Pages: 22
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-59904-361-6.ch004
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Abstract

n this chapter, we present a model for delivering personalized ads to users while they are watching TV shows. Our approach is to model user preferences, based on characterizing not only the keywords of primary interest but also the relative weighting of those keywords. We combine the results of two separate agents: TV Monitoring Agent (TMA) tracks the kind of shows being watched by the user, for how long, and on what days; Internet Monitoring Agent (IMA) captures the keywords of interest to the user, based on browsing activity. The conclusions reached by these two agents are merged into one representation, compared to a characterization of possible ads to be delivered, and adjusted to fit into required time slots. We consider as well the case of providing ads for an entire household of users, making use of the collection of individual profiles. We discuss how our approach results not only benefit users but also the benefit to advertisers.

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