- From: FUNAHASHI Yosuke <yfuna@tomo-digi.co.jp>
- Date: Mon, 4 Oct 2010 12:22:03 +0900
- To: 이현재 <hj08.lee@lge.com>
- Cc: "'Kazuyuki Ashimura'" <ashimura@w3.org>, public-web-and-tv@w3.org
Hi HJ, Thank you for your thoughtful comment. I agree with you about the risk resides in architectural, conceptual or abstract discussion regarding this area. But I still think it will make the IG more successful, if we do it appropriately. And I also think we can make it. I would like to explain the reason, but it takes some more time to word it. So please wait a little bit longer. Regards, Yosuke On 2010/10/01, at 18:11, 이현재 wrote: > Dear Yosuke san, > > If clarification wants to cover every single details of web and TV. > It will take endless time. I'm fine with the word minimum in that > regard. > However, if clarification of architecture/concept discussion starts, > it will expand/jump to unexpected area easily. That’s my experience > of various standard works during past 10 yrs. I think use case > elaboration would be efficient tool to get common understandings for > clarification for discrepancy between interesting party. We could > study or reference architecture from other SDOs. I think as of this > level of maturity, participants may have mostly sharing common sense > of relation and architecture of web and TV. > > With this experience in mind, I suggest not to use vague term such > as conceptual relationship and architectural relationship in scope > section. > Rather I think clarifying can be done by identifying and > prioritizing the requirement and use cases. > That's why I mentioned missing words: use case and prioritizing. > > I think my industry term surely includes broadcasters as well as > other industries. Most major broadcasters in Japan, UK, USA, > Germany, Korea launched web services already even their service > level is widespread. The most difference will be hybrid support as > far as I can tell. > > Best regards, > HJ > > -----Original Message----- > From: FUNAHASHI Yosuke [mailto:yfuna@tomo-digi.co.jp] > Sent: Friday, October 01, 2010 4:19 PM > To: 이현재 > Cc: 'Kazuyuki Ashimura'; public-web-and-tv@w3.org > Subject: Re: IG charter: modification suggestion - Scope & Decision > > Hi HJ, > >> Anybody to kindly explain or add opinion on the further >> clarification questions on Charter? >> 1> Scope : regarding minimum clarification on relation between Web >> and TV, even though it's minimum, architectural discussion will take >> a lot of time to converge. As we may already have common sense of >> general concept on Web and TV platform/service/apps, just starting >> use case elaboration and prioritization would be better for rapid >> progress. With this in mind, I would suggest to change Scope like >> below > > I am sorry to say that I do not agree with you. The reason is as > follows. > Most of the broadcasters who participate in the workshop think > sufficient common sense about Web and TV among the participants is not > formed yet, and lack of it made the meaning of the use cases and the > functions vague. Clarification about it is demand from the > broadcasters. Broadcaster is a part of industry too. > >> -.Identification of important requirements for the Web to function >> effectively with TV services on TV devices and TV-like devices; >> -.Identification of important requirements for TV to function >> effectively on various devices with services on the Web; >> -.Elaboration and prioritization of use case according to industry >> participants need; > > I would like to clarify the difference or relation between your > suggestion (third line) and above two lines (first line and second > line) before add your line to the draft charter. > > Could you tell me your understanding? > >> 2> Decision : I think decision entity in this specific Web and TV >> topic should be single. Scattered decisions will raise painful time >> to get agreement. Industry would not pay attention to W3C, if Web >> and TV decision is drifting at multiple places. >> With that, I suggest, on the condition that IG continue until 2012, >> IG should decide what is recommended, what should be additionally >> developed here or other WG, what should be removed for unnecessary >> complexity, what outside technologies should be referenced. >> >> Consistent with its mission, this group is not a decision-making >> body, but rather provides a forum for discussion and advice on >> different topics relating to the Web and TV. >> This group will act as a supreme committee regarding Web and TV. It >> would decide what is recommended, what should be additionally >> developed here or other WG, what should be removed for unnecessary >> complexity, what outside technologies should be referenced. > > > First of all, I would like to point out that your "industry" does not > contain broadcasters. > > Before expressing my opinion about this topic, I would like to hear > from Kaz about IGs typical role and position in W3C lately. > > Regards, > Yosuke > > > On 2010/09/30, at 15:08, 이현재 wrote: > >> Dear all, >> >> Anybody to kindly explain or add opinion on the further >> clarification questions on Charter? >> 1> Scope : regarding minimum clarification on relation between Web >> and TV, even though it's minimum, architectural discussion will take >> a lot of time to converge. As we may already have common sense of >> general concept on Web and TV platform/service/apps, just starting >> use case elaboration and prioritization would be better for rapid >> progress. With this in mind, I would suggest to change Scope like >> below >> >> -.Minimum clarification about the conceptual relationship between >> Web and TV, especially the architectual relationship between the >> services on Web and the TV services; >> -.Identification of important requirements for the Web to function >> effectively with TV services on TV devices and TV-like devices; >> -.Identification of important requirements for TV to function >> effectively on various devices with services on the Web; >> -.Elaboration and prioritization of use case according to industry >> participants need; >> -.review and discussion of deliverables under development by other >> W3C groups, which touch on the use of the Web and TV; >> -.exploration of barriers to the Web and TV services working on TV >> devices and TV-like devices, and potential solutions; >> -.exchanging information about Web and TV activities around the >> world. >> >> 2> Decision : I think decision entity in this specific Web and TV >> topic should be single. Scattered decisions will raise painful time >> to get agreement. Industry would not pay attention to W3C, if Web >> and TV decision is drifting at multiple places. >> With that, I suggest, on the condition that IG continue until 2012, >> IG should decide what is recommended, what should be additionally >> developed here or other WG, what should be removed for unnecessary >> complexity, what outside technologies should be referenced. >> >> Consistent with its mission, this group is not a decision-making >> body, but rather provides a forum for discussion and advice on >> different topics relating to the Web and TV. >> This group will act as a supreme committee regarding Web and TV. It >> would decide what is recommended, what should be additionally >> developed here or other WG, what should be removed for unnecessary >> complexity, what outside technologies should be referenced. >> >> Best regards, >> HJ >
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