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3rd F2F meeting
This is the Meeting Page including Agenda for the Web and Broadcasting Business Group F2F meeting in Daiba, Tokyo, Japan on 6 June 2013.
Participants and observers MUST register for this meeting by 22-May-2013.
This Meeting Page is a WorkInProgress and Will Change!
Contents
Meeting Logistics
- Meeting Host = Fuji Television Network, Inc.
- A Voice Conference Bridge = Skype or Zakim bridge
- IRC channel = #web-n-bcasting (Web Interface: irc.w3.org)
- Date = 6 June 2013
- Time = See below; all times are JST
- Location = Divercity Tokyo Office Tower, 1-1 Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo, Japan [map]
- Meeting Room = 20F Fuji Television Sky Room
- Capacity Information
- BG Member: 12-20 max
- Observer: 10-20 max
- Meeting Admin Staff: 4-8 max
- Capacity Information
- Suggested Hotels =
- Hotels around Keio Mita Campus
- Celestine Hotel
- Shinagawa Prince Hotel
- Note: The participants of this BG f2f meeting can make a reservation for these two hotels above thru Nippon Travel Agency (NTA) page with W3C rates, whether you are an AC rep or not. Reservations available thru 16 May at 09:00 UTC. If you are checking in before 7 June or checking out after 13 June, please make an individual request at the page. You will receive confirmation including the accommodation fee for the extra days.
- https://v3.apollon.nta.co.jp/w3c2013/
- If you have not used the hotel online booking system before, please start with the three steps on NTA's top page.
- Please note that the Social Event is provided only for AC reps or Advisory Committee Meeting participants.
- https://v3.apollon.nta.co.jp/w3c2013/
- Hotels around Fuji TV
- Hotel Nikko Tokyo
- Grand Pacific Le Daiba
- Hotels around Keio Mita Campus
Meeting Registration
Please add your name and affiliation here.
If you have special dietary requirements, please remember to contact Yosuke Funahashi (yfuna at tomo-digi dot co dot jp).
Participants
- Yosuke Funahashi, Tomo-Digi Corporation
- Kaz Ashimura, W3C/Keio
- Kazuki Takano, ACCESS CO., LTD.
- Olivier Thereaux, BBC
- Shoko Okuma, Tomo-Digi Corporation
- Kuño Numabe, Fuji Television Network, inc.
- Yoshimitsu Tsurimaki, Tomo-Digi Corporation
- Jiro Hirono, Fuji Television Network, inc.
- Ryusuke Mizuno, TV Asahi Corporation
- Osamu Ishikawa, TV Asahi Corporation
- Tabata Tadashi, TV Asahi Corporation
- Kubota Daigo, TV Asahi Corporation
- Keiji Yanagiuchi, Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
- Yoshiyuki Seki, Fuji Television Network, inc.
- Fumitaka Watanabe, Tomo-Digi Corporation
- Ryoichi Kawada, KDDI Corporation
- Skip Pizzi, National Association of Broadcasters (NAB)
- Takahiro Sakai, WOWOW INC.
- Kenji Fukuda, WOWOW INC.
- Yasuo Inoue, WOWOW INC.
- Kenji Sugihara, TV TOKYO Corporation
- Hitoshi Nishioka, Nippon Television Network Corp.
- Joji Urano, Nippon Television Network Corp.
- Kohei Kawakami, Nippon Television Network Corp.
- Hiroshi Fujisawa, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
- Kinji Matsumura, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
- Masaru Takechi, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
- JC Verdié, MStar Semiconductor
- Stephan Steglich, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
- Louay Bassbouss, Fraunhofer Gesellschaft
- Sam Sugimoto, W3C
- Naomi Yoshizawa, W3C
- Sangwhan Moon, Opera Software
- Kensuke Fujikawa, Fuji Television Network, inc.
Remote participation:
- Bev Corwin
- Steven Morris, Espial
Observers
W3C members who are not the BG members can join the meeting as observers. If you don't have write access to this wiki, please contact Yosuke Funahashi (yfuna at tomo-digi dot co dot jp) to register.
- Hideo Fuseda, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
- Shigeo Okamoto, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
- Hayato Ozawa, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
- Noriya Sakamoto, Toshiba Corporation
- Geun-Hyung Kim, Mobile Web Forum
- Shigeaki Mitsuya, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
- Akihito Akutsu, Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. (NTT)
- Kiyoshi Tanaka, Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp. (NTT)
- Yoshiaki Ohsumi, Panasonic
- Yuka Ozawa, Panasonic
- Sanghong An, KAIST
- Masao Isshiki, W3C
- Hiroyuki Aizu, Toshiba Corporation
- Daniel Davis, W3C
- Hisakazu Katoh, NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corp.)
- Tsukasa Kakinuma, Tokyo Broadcasting System Television Inc
- Kenichi Tsubota, Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp.
- Mari Shimizu, Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc.
Remote observers:
- Bin Hu, AT&T
Specifications, Documents and References
Potential Topics
- Reviewing existing editor's draft and public draft notes
- Identifying new topics to work on after the f2f meeting
- Reviewing the development of HTML5-related TV standards mainly in North America, Europe and Asian
- Discussing liaison between the BG and other groups/organizations inside and outside of W3C
- Discussing additional outreach to broadcasters in other countries and regions
- Reviewing updates on web-browser-based middleware such as Taizen and FirefoxOS, esp. its potential influence on TV sets and radio receivers
- Holding a five-minute lightning talk
- Demoing new devices, programs and service models
- Various Japanese broadcasters would like to demonstrate their very latest Hybridcast device and service prototype
- Discussing business models that employ broadcasting and the Web synergistically as delivery systems
- Discussing privacy and user tracking technologies for continuous media
[add your agenda topic request here]
Agenda
Please note the agenda may need to be adjusted in real-time based on face-to-face discussions. The links are to presenter materials used in these sessions.
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09:30 - 09:40 Welcome- W3C BizDev: Sam Sugimoto
- Host: Fuji TV: Kunio Numabe
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10:10 - 10:25 Slot 1: Overview of broadcasting standards and HTML5 ((15m presentation + 5m Q&A) * 3 = 60m) -
10:25 - 10:40 Morning Break -
.10:40 - 12:00 Slot 1 (continued) -
12:00 - 12:10 Slot 2: W3C Updates -
12:10 - 12:30 Slot 3: Tweak agenda -
12:30 - 13:30 Lunch -
13:30 - 14:50 Slot 4: Demo new devices, programs and service models ((10m demo + 3m Q&A) * 6 = 78m)- Kinji Matsumura (NHK)
- Takahiro Sakai (WOWOW)
- Keiji Yanagiuchi (TBS)
- Kohei Kawakami (NTV)
- Jiro Hirono (Fuji TV) [handout]
- Robin Tsurimaki (Tomo-Digi) [handout demo1] [handout demo2]
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14:50 - 15:10 Afternoon Break -
15:10 - 16:35 Slot 5:- Review of existing editor's draft and public draft notes
- Discuss liaison between the BG and other groups/organizations inside and outside of W3C
- Web and TV IG & Web and Broadcasting BG collaboration: JC Verdié (MStar) , Yosuke Funahashi (Tomo-Digi) [slides]
- How can the BG work as a gateway among other SDOs about Next-Gen Web and Broadcasting issues
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16:35 - 16:50 Break -
16:50 - 18:00 Brain Storming, Wrap-up & Next Step -
19:00 - 21:00 Casual Dinner
Next Steps / Action Items (Draft)
We confirmed that the key objective of this BG is to provide broadcasters from around the world with a forum to discover common characteristics in their use cases for broadcasting services using web technologies and the Web, which global web standards should satisfy. To achieve this objective, the following next steps and action items have been suggested and approved by the f2f meeting attendees.
- Involve more international broadcasters
- We identified the following countries as potential sources for additional broadcaster members and will reach out to them.
- S. America
- Brazil (JC, Vagner, Yosuke)
- Asia
- Korea (W3C Korean Office, Doung-Young(LG), Yosuke)
- China (W3C China Host, Alan, Yosuke)
- India (W3C Indian Office, Yosuke)
- Continental Europe
- France (JC, Bernard, Yosuke)
- S. America
- We identified the following countries as potential sources for additional broadcaster members and will reach out to them.
- Begin conversations with ATSC and HbbTV
- We learned ATSC has adopted HTML5 as its UI technology for ATSC3.0 and is now developing the necessary requirements. We also learned HbbTV is doing the same with its HbbTV2.0. IPTVF-J is also in the same situation with its Hybridcast v2.0. They recently published Hybridcast v1.0, the first example of broadcasting standards employing HTML5.
- This is clearly a good time for these parties to gather and discuss common characteristics of their use cases or requirements.
- We agreed that we should reach out to these SDOs.
- ATSC (Skip)
- IPTVF-J (Matsumura-san)
- HbbTV/OIPF (Steven, JC)
- Improve interaction with the Web and TV IG
- Design a better interface between the BG and IG (Yosuke will create a draft.)
- Create more introductory docs for broadcasters
- Create a TV-version of "Standards for Web Applications on Mobile: current state and roadmap" (Yosuke will talk with Dom, the editor of the mobile doc about how to proceed.)
- Develop existing notes further
- Towards A Smarter Combination Of Broadcasting And The Web
- Make the title more descriptive (Yosuke will suggest candidates.)
- Ask other SDOs to review this document.
- Ask webplatform.org to incorporate this document.
- Identity Technologies On The Web: A Primer
- Add additional identity technologies such as BrowserID (aka Mozilla Persona.)
- Media Use Cases For Web Identity
- Resume polishing this document after finishing the previous document in this list.
- Repository Of Existing Business-Level Use Cases For TVs With Second Screens That Enrich Programs And Commercials Via The Web
- Add use cases from the Hybridcast demos.
- Ask other SDOs to review this document and contribute their use cases.
- Media Technologies In The Time Of Disaster
- Resume polishing this document after finishing the next document in this list.
- After polishing with Japanese requirements, we'll ask broadcasters in other areas to contribute other types of disasters such as tornados in the US.
- Lessons Learned By Broadcasters During And After The March 11, 2011 Earthquake And Tsunami
- Finish polishing.
- Media Presentation Extensions
- Not discussed.
- Transport Stream API
- Not discussed.
- DOM3 Events Additional Key Values For Media Remote Control
- Continue talking with the DOM3 editor.
- JS Library For Next Generation TV
- Exchange thoughts and information with the BBC's TAL project, Apache Cordova and jQuery
- Towards A Smarter Combination Of Broadcasting And The Web
- Increase the benefits for BG-only members
- Yosuke will discuss this with Alan.
Breakfast, Lunch and Refreshments
A light breakfast will be served in the conference room from 9:00. Lunch will also be served and light refreshments will be provided during the scheduled breaks.
Socializing
We will hold a casual dinner after the f2f meeting at a restaurant close to Fuji TV.