List of Position Papers submitted to the W3C Workshop on Electronic Books and the Open Web Platform

Sub 03 - NISO 's Statement of interest, by Todd Carpenter, from NISO
Sub 04 - Bridging the Gap between eBook Readers and Browsers, by Robert Glushko and Erik Wilde, from University of California at Berkeley
Sub 05 - Developing and Applying Rights Expression using ODRL and RightsML, by Stuart Myles, from Associated Press
Sub 06 - Open Web Platforminnovation, by Frederick Hirsch and Jari Alvinen, from Nokia
Sub 07 - Networking the Book , by Laura.Dawson, from Bowker
Sub 08 - HarperCollins Publishers-Position Paper-Soo Choi, by Soo Choi, from HarperCollins Publishers
Sub 09 - Position statement , by Kim Marriott, from Clayton School of IT
Sub 10 - Position paper for W3C eBooks Workshop, by Daniel Glazman, from Disruptive Innovations
Sub 11 - CourseSmart Responsive Design, by Kylie Dennis, from CourseSmart
Sub 12 - CourseSmart: Reading In Offline Mode, by Daryl Fox, Ambica Desaraju, Sean Brady and Daryl Fox, from CourseSmart
Sub 13 - SVG support in EPUB Reading System, by Luc Audrain, from Hachette Livre
Sub 14 - Benetech: eBooks and the Open Web Platform, by Gerardo Capiel, from Benetech
Sub 15 - Standardizing ePub Annotations, by Luke Ruth and David Wood, from 3roundstones
Sub 16 - Raise the Web Platform to eBook Standards, by Alan Stearns, from Adobe
Sub 17 - Open Annotation Community Group Position Statement, by Paolo Ciccarese and Robert Sanderson, from W3C Open Annotation CG
Sub 18 - Opera Software Position Paper, by Lars Erik Bolstad and Håkon Wium Lie, from Opera
Sub 19 - Positioning Paper: Electronic Books and the Open Web Platform, by Youngwan So, from Samsung
Sub 20 - Enrichment of eBook User Interfaces: A Skeuomorphic Approach, by Soobin Lee, Jaejeung Kim and Sangtae Kim, from Kaist
Sub 21 - Font emulation in EPUB, by Luc Audrain, from Hachette Livre
Sub 22 - Semantic enrichment in EPUB3: new ways of reading, by Jean Claude Moissinac, Vincent Gros and Jean-Claude Dufourd, from Telecom ParisTech
Sub 23 - Position Paper for Ebooks Workshop, by Tyler Ruse, from LibreDigital
Sub 24 - IDPF Position Paper for W3C Workshop on Electronic Books and the Open Web, by Bill Mc Coy, from IDPF
Sub 25 - Multi-Package Distribution of eBooks with Additional Content, by Jim Dovey, from Kobo
Sub 26 - Authorization, Authentication, and Rights Specifications (collectively, 'DRM') on Electronic Books, by Jim Dovey, from Kobo
Sub 27 - MathJax Position Paper, by Peter Krautzberger and Neil Soiffer, from MathJax Consortium
Sub 28 - Making Robust Digital Books: Bridging the Gap Between Standards and the Marketplace , by Dave.Cramer and Phil Madans, from Hachette Book Group
Sub 29 - The Future of Reading- How state of the art typography can deliver great reading experiences in eBooks and on the Web, by Vladimir Levantovsky and Daniel Rhatigan, from Monotype
Sub 30 - Embedded Assessments within eBooks: Interactivity, Accessibility, Connectivity, Security and Standards, by Marc Hakkinen, Isaac Bejar and Gary Feng, from Educational Testing Service
Sub 31 - Content Strategy: HTML5 First, by Jean Kaplansky and Samir Kakar, from Aptara, Inc.
Sub 32 - Improving reading experience, by integrating the Semantic Web in eBooks, by Tom De Nies, Miel Vander Sande, Wesley De Neve, Erik Mannens and Rik Van de Walle, from Ghent University - iMinds - MMLab
Sub 33 - Media Sustainability Through DAM-based Models for Production, by Michael Riordan, from Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT)
Sub 34 - Bringing Magazines to the eBook Channel with EPUB 3.0 and PSV, by Dianne kennedy and Peter Meirs, from Idealliance
Sub 35 - Our Experience Capturing and Rendering Math Formulas using MathML, by Tim Butz and Bernard Grunow, from Cengage Learning
Sub 36 - Jeff Bell's Statement of Interest, by Jeff Bell, from Microsoft
Sub 37 - Accessibility for persons who are blind or have other disabilities must be woven into the fabric of all digital publishing areas., by George Kerscher, from DAISY Consortium
Sub 38 - Edition Soleb, by Eric Aubourg, from Soleb
Sub 39 - Buy once, sync anywhere, by Oliver Brooks, from O'Reilly
Sub 40 - Wiley's Position Paper W3C eBooks Workshop, by Tzviya Siegman and Alexey Zhukov, from Wiley
Sub 41 - Accessibility Issues in Digital Publishing: DRM, Accessibility Content, and User Interface Control, by Janina Sajka and Judy Brewer, from W3C (PFWG Chair)
Sub 42 - NTT's position paper , by Kawabata Taichi, from NTT
Sub 43 - eBook Media queries , by Takeshi Kanai, from Sony Corporation
Sub 44 - Maloney's Position paper, by Murray Maloney
Sub 45 - BISG's Introduction paper, by Len Vlahos

Thierry Michel
Co-chair of the W3C Workshop on Electronic Books and the Open Web Platform