- From: Marie-Jose Montpetit <mariejo@MIT.EDU>
- Date: Mon, 21 Mar 2011 09:06:35 -0400
- To: Giuseppe Pascale <giuseppep@opera.com>
- Cc: Marie-Jose Montpetit <mariejo@mit.edu>, public-web-and-tv@w3.org
- Message-Id: <642BA9F9-34C2-4F8C-AEB6-F1DBB83F2C7C@mit.edu>
We are interested as it relates to our work on collaborative networking and social video viewing. Marie-José Montpetit, Ph.D. Research Scientist Research Laboratory of Electronics Network Coding and Reliable Communications Massachusetts Institute of Technology 617-715-4592 mariejo@mit.edu On Mar 21, 2011, at 8:55 AM, Vuorimaa Petri wrote: > Hello, > > Aalto University would also be interested in this activity, especially, on declarative approaches as described by Jean-Claude below. > > Yours, > > Petri Vuorimaa > Department of Media Technology > Aalto University > > On 18.3.2011, at 18:18, Jean-Claude Dufourd wrote: > >> We are very interested in working further in this area and participating in a such TF. >> In particular, in line with my presentation in Berlin, we would be in favor of considering declarative approaches to discovery, services, control, etc. >> We can already contribute our open source implementation extending W3C widgets with discovery and service protocol capabilities to the evaluation work of such a TF. >> Best regards >> JC >> >> On 17/3/11 23:58 , Giuseppe Pascale wrote: >>> >>> Dear all, >>> during the last Web & TV workshop in Berlin, device and content discovery >>> and control in the home network was identified as a prerequisite for most multiple >>> screen scenarios and some of the participants expressed interested in outlining requirements >>> and make a gap analysis with currently available technologies in order to >>> identify areas where some specification effort may be needed. >>> >>> In order to handle this discussion, we are issuing a call for participants >>> for a Task Force on Home Network Content Discovery and Control. >>> >>> Since this is the first TF created in the IG, below you will find >>> more information about what a TF is and how it works (in the context of >>> the Web & TV IG). >>> Information below are tailored for this particular TF but in the next >>> weeks a more generic and extended version of the same information will be >>> published on the IG wiki and/or home page. >>> >>> We apologize if we didn't manage yet to finalize and publish all information >>> and tools but we are working on it and they will be available soon. >>> >>> If you have any comment/question on this CfP feel free to reply to this email. >>> >>> Home Network TF (of the Web & TV IG) >>> ------------------------------------ >>> >>> * How to join the TF >>> The TF is open to all members of the Web & TV IG. >>> Proceedings of the TF will be public so will be >>> also available e.g. to the subscribers of the >>> Web & TV Mailing list. >>> >>> Note though that some actions may require to be an official >>> member of the IG (i.e. a w3c member); one example is editing >>> the requirement document produced by the IG (see below) >>> >>> In order to be able to evaluate the interest among IG participants, >>> interested parties are required to send a simple statement of >>> interest (in form of a short reply to this email). >>> >>> >>> * Goals and deliverables of the TF >>> In a first phase, the goal of the TF will be to identify usecases >>> for device and content discovery and control in the home network, >>> gaps in the existing technologies to address these usecases and >>> requirements that specifications need to address in order to cover such >>> gaps. >>> >>> Another goal for this first phase is also to identify >>> - if the requirements can be addressed by one ore more existing W3C WGs, OR >>> - if a new WG is required, OR >>> - if the work is out of scope for W3C >>> >>> Deliverables for this first phase are a requirement document that an >>> existing or new group can use to begin the specification work. >>> >>> In a (optional) second phase, the TF can be used to monitor and >>> provide feedbacks or new inputs to the WG working on the specification. >>> >>> * How is the TF work organized? >>> - Wiki >>> In order to enable collaborative work, the TF will use the web & TV wiki. >>> The wiki will be used both to maintain the requirement document draft and >>> to keep information about any other relevant discussion raised. >>> All IG participants (i.e. w3c members) have write access to the wiki. >>> We may consider having one or more editors to avoid confusion. >>> >>> - Phone calls >>> If/when needed, the TF can schedule regular phone calls in order to >>> discuss relevant topics. Frequency of the phone calls >>> is a decision for TF participants to make. >>> >>> - Email discussion >>> For email discussion, the general Web & TV IG mailing list will be used. >>> In order to make easy to identify the mail related to the TF >>> (and allow people to filter email they are not interested to) >>> each mail thread MUST contain the tag [HOME_NETWORK_TF] >>> >>> * Relevant links >>> Wiki: http://www.w3.org/2011/webtv/wiki/Main_Page >>> IG Home: http://www.w3.org/2011/webtv/ >>> >>> P.S. attached to this mail an initial draft of a requirement document. >>> This is just intended as a starting point for our discussion. >>> Thanks to Bob Lund and Clarke Stevens for providing this initial contribution. >>> >>> >>> Best Regards, >>> Giuseppe Pascale on Behalf of the Web & TV IG co-chairs >>> >>> -- >>> Giuseppe Pascale >>> TV & Connected Devices >>> Opera Software - Sweden >> >> >> -- >> JC Dufourd >> Directeur d'Etudes/Professor >> Groupe Multimedia/Multimedia Group >> Traitement du Signal et Images/Signal and Image Processing >> Telecom ParisTech, 37-39 rue Dareau, 75014 Paris, France >> Tel: +33145817733 - Mob: +33677843843 - Fax: +33145817144 >
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