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The workshop has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n°248687 (Open Media Web) and n°257103 (webinos).
Web and TV Interest Group | Specific Working Group | |
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Charter | Broad, discussion forum | Tight and precise on a specific topic |
Inputs | Generic requirements and use cases, priorities, ideas | Technical drafts, fine-grained requirements and use cases, tests |
IPR Commitments | None | Royalty-free patent policy |
Deliverables | Reports, guidelines, tools, roadmaps, coordination with existing WG, new WG charters, etc | Standards, reports, guidelines, tools, etc |
Participation Mode | Proceedings are public
Reserved to W3C Members (+ Invited Experts) |
Proceedings are usually public
Reserved to W3C Members (+ Invited Experts) |
Work Commitment | Medium, 1 day per week | High, 1 day per week
2 days per week for Chairs and Editors |
Note: The Web and TV Interest Group already exists!
Setting the scene
Session 1 / Web&TV: Use Cases and Technologies
Session 2 / Second-Screen Scenarios
Session 3 / Panel on HTTP Adaptive Streaming
Session 4 / Content Protection
Session 5 / Metadata / Semantic Web
Session 6 / HTML5 and TV: Gap Analysis
Session 7 / Accessibility
Session 8 / Profiling / Testing
Wrap-up, Next Steps, and Action Items
The workshop has received funding from the European Union's Seventh Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n°248687 (Open Media Web) and n°257103 (webinos).