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the TV broadcast and how they could be motivated to
perform data exploration which goes beyond the cor-
responding context. It might be necessary, for exam-
ple, to provide not only the TV broadcast related data
but also the data used for story creation. Additionally,
further research is needed to validate the appropriate-
ness and usability of established InfoVis concepts a as
well as the design and evaluation of novel concepts in
relation to 2
nd
screen approaches based on large-scale
usability studies with the target group.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work was supported by the Austrian
Wirtschaftsservice (aws), the Austrian Ministry
for Transport, Innovation and Technology (BMVIT)
under the ICT of the future program via the VALiD
project (no. 845598), the Austrian Science Fund
(FWF) via the KAVA-Time project (no. P25489), the
Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and
Economy under the FFG COIN program (MEETeUX
project, no. 7209770), and a PhD scholarship (no.
1587) by the Internet Foundation Austria (IPA).
Many thanks to S. Größbacher for her support and
feedback to our manuscript.
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