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57 % of the Internet user send video links to others and also 57 % watch online videos with others. Young adults are the most social online video viewers.  73 % have watched with others. Overall three out of four receive a video link.

This encourages us in our belief that consuming digital content is a social interaction.

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To make surfing the Web a more social and lighthearted experience, Grace and the company’s other designers are grafting a massively multiplayer online game on top of ordinary Web browsing. Players rack up points as they visit sites, devise themed missions that lead other players through sets of websites, and leave notes for one another–all of it invisible to nonplayers. GameLayers calls its game PMOG, for “passively multiplayer online game,” because “we’re layering games on top of things that are already there,” says CEO and cofounder Justin Hall, known for his pioneering blog, Justin’s Links from the Underground, and for his work as a freelance journalist.

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Both Microsoft’s Xbox 360 and Sony’s Playstation 3 have well-known aspirations to be the digital entertainment hubs in your living room. This means offering not only video games, but a wide spectrum of entertainment such as movies and television shows. Nintendo has thus far stayed out of that arena to focus on the games, but with news of the BBC’s iPlayer media channel launching today on the Wii in the UK, that appears to be changing.

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Social Gaming ist der nächste Trend im Internet, konstatierte die Computerwoche und lag dabei fast richtig. Denn nicht nur das Medium Game erlebt in den Social Networks eine Renaissance. Auch Musik und Fernsehen werden zunehmend sozial. Dass Computerspiele dabei eine Vormachtstellung einnehmen, ist nicht verwunderlich. Die Umsätze mit Computerspielen haben schon längst die Einnahmen aus dem Musikgeschäft oder die aus den Kinokassen überholt.

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Der Boom sozialer Netzwerke im Internet hat nicht nur Auswirkungen auf das Kommunikationsverhalten der Nutzer, sondern auch auf die Branche der Computerspiele. Der nächste Trend heißt “social gaming”.

We don’t think so! Because

1. Social gaming is already a big thing.
2. Social entertainment will be the next big thing.

Social entertainment includes social gaming, but also movie and music consumption together with the peers from your social networks.Via Spiele in Facebook und Co liegen voll im Trend – Nachrichten – computerwoche.de

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So what is social gaming?

In most online multiplayer games you play against each other. The focus is one gaming, not on socializing. The focus of social games is on socializing, meeting new people and cultivating your existing friendships. Most social games are casual games. Everybody can play them. You don’t have to study a handbook or hundreds of newsgroups to get a chance to win and to have fun.

What’s different to social entertainment?

Gaming is on the one side a very broad term – reaching from Tic Tac Toe to World Of Warcraft – and on the other side a very narrow term, e.g. Second Life is not a game, because there is no goal to achieve and this is a very important aspect of gaming. So not all forms of entertainment are games. Games are just one entertainment medium. Watching movies is another form – it’s at the other end of the activity spectrum. Gaming is active, watching TV is passive (at least most of the time if you don’t count channel-hopping as an activity). But don’t think there is nothing else. Take kids for example: they love to trade things like stickers. And they usually have no final goal in mind like “I want to become a millionaire”. They enjoy the social activity of trading (in fact, they are imitating their parents and so are growing in confidence).

Social entertainment is …

So finally social entertainment includes social gaming. Social entertainment is a form of entertainment focusing on social activities. That’s no definition, I’m not a scientist (I tried out to be one and wrote two scientific papers about bioinformatics, but this topic here is much more fun ;) ). It’s a description, my description. If you have a better one, let me know! And have a good time!

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