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Guest editorial: the international ACM Multimedia conference 1993—ten years after

Guest editorial: the international ACM Multimedia conference 1993—ten years after GUEST EDITORIAL The International ACM Multimedia Conference 1993 ”Ten Years After In 1993, the rst International ACM Multimedia Conference took place in Anaheim, California, United States. Ten years after, the ACM Special Interest Group in Multimedia agreed to establish the ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications and Applications (ACM TOMCCAP). The rst issue of the journal is publishing revised versions of the most in ‚uential papers from the 54 papers presented at ACM Multimedia 1993. Ten years, actually 11.5 years by the time this issue is published, are quite a long time with respect to the rapid developments in the eld of multimedia. Therefore, we are convinced that the readers of ACM TOMCCAP will be interested to learn about the impact of the most in ‚uential ACM MM ™93 papers. Have the results been integrated in public domain software or commercial products? Are they having an impact on a large user population? What are the experiences? Did the work have an impact onto standardization? Which follow-up problems have been addressed later on and are the major problems from 1993 solved in the meantime or still open research problems? Obviously, the authors of the most in ‚uential papers are http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications, and Applications (TOMCCAP) Association for Computing Machinery

Guest editorial: the international ACM Multimedia conference 1993—ten years after

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GUEST EDITORIAL The International ACM Multimedia Conference 1993 ”Ten Years After In 1993, the rst International ACM Multimedia Conference took place in Anaheim, California, United States. Ten years after, the ACM Special Interest Group in Multimedia agreed to establish the ACM Transactions on Multimedia Computing, Communications and Applications (ACM TOMCCAP). The rst issue of the journal is publishing revised versions of the most in ‚uential papers from the 54 papers presented at ACM Multimedia 1993. Ten years, actually 11.5 years by the time this issue is published, are quite a long time with respect to the rapid developments in the eld of multimedia. Therefore, we are convinced that the readers of ACM TOMCCAP will be interested to learn about the impact of the most in ‚uential ACM MM ™93 papers. Have the results been integrated in public domain software or commercial products? Are they having an impact on a large user population? What are the experiences? Did the work have an impact onto standardization? Which follow-up problems have been addressed later on and are the major problems from 1993 solved in the meantime or still open research problems? Obviously, the authors of the most in ‚uential papers are

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Published: Feb 1, 2005

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