what i watched - how much is a smart board

Ted May of Synacor is for MediaPostEach years, and about now, my credit card company sent me a report detailing all the fees for my credit card over the last 12 months
It will be charged to organize Color Pie charts by category.
My wife and I can see how much the card was charged last year for gas, groceries, entertainment, clothing, etc.
What is the percentage of total expenditure per category.
I always feel that this situation of our "year of consumption" is surprising and a bit shocking, but it still helps in the end.
Surprisingly, the distribution of expenditures in different categories was never what I expected.
It's shocking because I don't know that we spend so much money and inevitably have one or two categories.
It was helpful because I always made up my mind to change my habits and put the report down.
This report does not reflect who I think I am;
How much I like to think I spent my money.
But it helped me shift my efforts to less (or more)
I want to be a consumer.
As a publisher of online video, we spend a lot of time thinking about consumer behavior and viewing habits.
A large amount of user data was collected and processed to guide advice and programming decisions.
We use this data to serve the audience and sell them video products based on what kind of audience we know you are.
Like it or not, some cookies somewhere will learn about them from their viewing habits.
But how much do we know about our viewing habits?
All of us can say a few of our favorite shows or networks [video]sites.
We can see what's in our Netflix queue.
I saw my credit card record.
But I have no access to my comprehensive online video viewing history.
The pieces of the record are everywhere, but there is no convenient pie chart. Too bad.
I want to be surprised, shocked or even shocked by the summary of my own video viewing history.
Those who want to recommend videos to me or provide me with context ads are very interested in my viewing.
I want to see what they see.
What data are their decisions based on?
The last video, or the last two or three?
Miles-
A video audience profile of Briggs?
Am I a lighthearted criminal drama watcher or a serious big failure, do you manage the audience?
Is this the kind of audience I claim or desire to be?
The bookshelves in the study and now my Kindle are reminding me of books I like to read over the years.
I hope to have the opportunity to reflect on what I have seen in the past year and what I have read;
Not just from Netflix or the iTunes store.
I want to review, recall and reflect on all the movies, TV shows and clips I like or dislike.
I did see this even if it was just to confirm yes.
It's good to take a minute every year to review and see what we actually see.
We should encourage this as a video provider.
There might have been a video I liked a few months ago, and I 've forgotten it, but I wanted to see it again, or it would have prompted me to find another video of the same director.
In my opinion, there may be some obvious gaps that need to be addressed.
No documentary? I am a non-
A little fictional guy.
Show me some documentaries!
An application for collecting and classifying meta
The data in all the videos we view from any provider, any player selection, across platforms can help.
According to Socrates, "Life without inspection is not worth living.
"We spent so much time watching the video today.
Maybe our viewing habits are worth it. examination.
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