W3C TV Position Papers

POSITION PAPERS

W3C Workshop "Television and the Web"

June 29-30, 1998

Sophia-Antipolis - France

This is the list of papers that were submitted to the W3C workshop on "Television and the Web".

	Authors	Affiliation	Title
1	Hiroyuki Nakano	Digital Vision Laboratories	Specification for Media Fusion Terminal Platform
2	Enrico Fagnoni	Onion Communications Technologies Consulting	Onion interest in Web Television
3	Yoshihisa Gonno	Information Broadcasting Laboratories	A View to the Broadcasting and the Internet
4	Norio Kimura	ACCESS	Position Paper for Workshop on "Television and the Web"
5	Reha Civanlar	Technology Leader, AT&T Labs - Research	WWW & TV Working Closer
6	Christian Bertin Dominique Nasse	CNET	TV and Web evolution paths - towards each other
7	Yoichiro Tomari	Mitsubishi Electric Corporation	Internet-TV
8	Pablo Rodriguez Jamel Gafsi Jorg Nonnenmacher	Institut EURECOM	A More Attractive and Interactive TV (new version; trademark issue resolved)
9	Riikonen Tommi Djupsjobacka Kimmo	Nokia Multimedia Network Terminals	Nokia Standard Document Template (Full Version)
10	Marchisio Pietro	CSELT - Internet and Multimedia Services	Outlook of Standards for Multimedia - Applications
11	Paul Chapple Glenn Adams	Spyglass	Rethinking the role of an embedded Internet client in digital set-top boxes
12	Klaus Hofricher Hans Werner Bitzer	German National Research Center for Information Technology Deutsche Telekom Berkom	Convergence in the HomeNet Environment
13	Pierre-Yves Castellan	CNET	The Interactive Terminals Unit at LEP (Philips research lab)
14	Greg Porell	Bitstream, Inc.	Font Management for Web and TV systems
15	Don Wright	Lexmark International	Television and the Web
16	Dave Raggett	World Wide Web Consortium	Summary of presentation at "Television and the Web" workshop
17	Phil Cooke Yoshihiro Mimura	Matsushita Electric Industrial	Position Paper
18	Hideki Nishimura	Sharp Corporation	Position Paper
19	Tatsuya Hagino	World Wide Web Consortium	W3C's Mobile Access interest in "Television and the Web" Workshop
20	Graeme Thomson Misha Wolf	Reuters, London	Position Paper
21	Teemu Varonen	Helsinki Telephone Corporation	Position Paper
22	Ann Navarro	HTML Writers Guild	Integration of Television and the Web: Challenges facing the Developer Community
23	David Bradshaw	BBC Research & Development	Intenet delivery of Television material
24	Werner Brueckner	Institut fuer Rundfunktechnik	Position Paper
25	Pascal Vuylsteker	INA	Web / TV : Convergence or Crossbreeding
26	Rob Koenen	Multimedia Technology Group, KPN Research	MPEG-4: a Powerful Standard for Use in Web and Television Environments
27	Olivier Avaro	CNET	MPEG-4 Systems: A key technology for Web/TV Integration
28	Janne Saarela	World Wide Web Consortium	Video Content Models based on RDF
29	Dick Bulterman Lynda Hardman Lloyd Rutledge	CWI	TV and the Internet: Providing Authoring Support for Multiple Content Projections
30	George Backer Jerry Bennington Jonathan Boltax Kevin Gage Miguel Garcia Mike Richmond Jeff Scherb Mark Vickers Scot Watson Dan Zigmond	Tele-Communications Cable Television Laboratories NBC Warner Bros. CNN Interactive Intel Tribune Company Network Computer Disney Microsoft/WebTV Networks	A Framework for Interactive Television Based on Internet Standards
31	Yuichi Yagawa	Hitachi, Ltd., Systems Development Laboratory	How the Web improves Human Television Interaction
32	Allen Mornington-West	ITVA UK	MHEG5 and the WWW in Television Broadcasting: Confusion or Convergence
33	Udi Peleg	Veon, Inc.	Position Paper
34	Alexander Braun	ZDF	TV and Internet - Two worlds growing together
35	Lie Håkon Wium	World Wide Web Consortium	Style Sheets for TV
36	Norbert Gerfelder Luc Neumann	ZGDV (Computer Graphics Center)	Interactive Video on the World Wide Web Convergence of the WWW and Digital TV
37	Astrid Dobbelaar	Philips Design	Position Paper
38	Warner ten Kate Hayder Radha	Philips Research Laboratories	Bringing the Web to the TV: Convergence Scenarios
39	Masahiro Tabuchi Hiroshi Matoba Kazutoshi Maeno Shiro Sakata	NEC C&C Media Research Laboratories	TV Community System on the WWW
40	Aninda DasGupta	Philips Research	Televising Cyberspace: Issues involved
41	Martin Newcombe	Carlton Online	The Web on Television and Television on the Web
42	Jeane Chen	IBM	The Web on Television and Television on the Web
43	Alain Morvan	France Telecom	Today: A strong expertise in the EPG application domain
44	Philip DesAutels	MatchLogic	Setting the Stage: The Revolution

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