4TH FOKUS MEDIA WEB SYMPOSIUM

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M U L T I S C R E E N M O V E S M A I N S T R E A M

M A Y 8 – 9 , 2 0 1 4

Welcome ...................................................................... 03

Day 1 Tutorials ............................................................. 04

Day 1 Workshops ......................................................... 06

Day 2 Conference ........................................................ 08

SmartTV Lounge ......................................................... 11

Sponsors

Supporters

FOKUS Lab Tour ............................................................... 13

Exhibition ...................................................................... 16

Information for Participants ........................................ 22

Floor Plan ...................................................................... 23

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THE CHAIRS

We are pleased to welcome experts from all over the world to

present latest developments and updates. The event will take

place over two-days, offering tutorials, workshops and a social

event on day one and a full day conference on day two.

Newest products and prototypes from sponsors, partners and

demos by Fraunhofer FOKUS will be shown in the exhibition

area and during the Lab Tours on both days. The agenda lists

around 45 presentations for the two days given by experts

from all over the world on the hottest topics in broadband-

broadcast convergence and multi-screen service provision.

This event will be of great interest to international experts in

web and media technologies who are seeking and exchanging

the latest technical information and hands on experience of

multiscreen content and applications.

We hope you will enjoy the 4th FOKUS Media Web Symposium

2014 and wish you very interesting and fruitful two days.

Sincerely yours,

Dr. Stephan Steglich & Dr. Stefan Arbanowski

and the entire FOKUS team

Dear FOKUS Family and Friends,

Ladies and Gentlemen

We are proud to welcome you to the 4th FOKUS Media Web

Symposium on May 8-9, 2014. The fourth symposium will build

on the success of previous FOKUS workshops and will address

applications, content and technologies for a multiscreen world.

“Screens, screens, screens – Multiscreen moves Mainstream"

is the motto of the entire symposium as it is for the demo and

exhibition slots.

“Multiscreen” is certainly one of the hottest keywords this

year. It is not just Phones that are Smart and Connected;

Tablets, Connected Cars, Smart TVs and Smart Watches are all

on the rise. Convergence is coming. This convergence is not

just technical, but represents a convergence and change of

industries. The Internet has already been revolutionizing the

Media industry. The new technologies do not only disrupt the

traditional markets with new content delivery models (such as

broadband vs. broadcast), but are also the driving force behind

the evolution of the consumer electronics landscape, where

new features such as VoD, shift TV, and mobile consumption

are offered to consumers. This powerful mix of revolutionary

and evolutionary forces is now starting to impact us ubiqui-

tously in any area of our life.

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8:30 – 10:00 Registration & Welcome Coffee

10:00 – 12:30 Session 1 TUTORIAL 1 & 2

Tutorial 1: Auditorium 1

Internet Delivered Media

Stefan Arbanowski,

Stefan Pham & Stefan Kaiser

Coffee break: 11:00 – 11:30

Tutorial 2: Auditorium 2

Multi-Screen Technologies &

Standards

Stephan Steglich &

Louay Bassbouss

12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH BREAK – NETWORKING, EXHIBITION & DEMOS

13:30 – 18:00 Session 2 WORKSHOP 1 & 2

Workshop 1: Auditorium 1

Smart TV - what is next?

Chair: Stefan Arbanowski

Workshop 2: Auditorium 2

Multi-Screen Challenges and

Best Practices

Chair: Stephan Steglich

DAY 1, THURSDAY — MAY 8, 2014

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19:00 SOCIAL EVENT @ HOHMANN'S

Conference guests who have registered for the Social Event are

invited to get to know each other at the social event at Hohmann's

Location. There is no dress code, and casual wear is welcome. Join

our golf competition and enjoy delicious cocktails.

Our shuttle service departs at 18:15 in front of the Fraunhofer

FOKUS Building. See page 23 for further details.

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13:30 – 18:00 Workshop 1 SMART TV – WHAT IS NEXT?

Auditorium 1

Coffee break 14:50 – 15:20

Coffee break 16:40 – 17:10

End of Workshop 18:00Social Event 19:00

HbbTV is all about... Giuseppe Pascale, Product Manager, Opera Software

The Virtual Set-Top-Box: Paradigm Shift in TV Service & UI GenerationOliver Friedrich, Senior Expert New Media, Deutsche Telekom

ZDFmediathek: The Olympic ChallengeJochen Schmidt, Senior Engineer, ZDF

Home networking for flexible use of resources in Sat distribution systemsMichael Heisenberg, Senior Manager Kathrein-Werke KG

Television Experience beyond Smart TVRudolf Eyberg, Director, Panasonic AVC Development Centre

Personalization that makes a differenceAdolf Proidl, CEO, XroadMedia

Futura of TV Ads – non-linerar advertizement on all devicesNed Wiley, Consultant

Real estate market goes TVChristian Henk, Vice President, ImmobilienScout24 GmbH

Insert your ad here – Challenges and technologies for ad insertion in the multimedia ageAlexander Adolf, Technology Consultant, Condition-ALPHA Digital Broadcast Technology Consulting

Do’s and dont’s – what makes a TV App a good appRachel Mischke, Senior Product Manager, TeraVolt GmbH

DO IT YOURSELF – Develop SmartTV/HbbTV apps without programming skillsDennis Beste, CEO, nexx.tv GmbH

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13:30 – 18:00 Workshop 2 MULTI-SCREEN CHALLENGES AND BEST PRACTICES

Auditorium 2

Coffee break 14:50 – 15:20

Coffee break 16:40 – 17:10

End of Workshop 18:00Social Event 19:00

Multi-Screen on any Network(s)Jean-Claude Dufourd, Directeur d'études, Télécom ParisTech

Social networks of people, devices and programmes as a basis for multiscreen experiencesDave Raggett, W3C Fellow, W3C

Web-based multi screen experience vs. security & privacy needs: Dilemma and means to escape it Martin Kurze, Director Research & Innovation, Deutsche Telekom Innovations Labs

Mobile First – The Changing Game of Online User Experience in a Multi Device WorldDirk Bartels, Head of Product Management, idealo

Second Screen FrameworkStefan Schneiders, Manager Sales and Marketing, Institut für Rundfunktechnik (IRT)

Multi-Screen for the Web - Update on Presentation APIDominik Röttsches, Senior Software Engineer, Intel’s Open Source Technology Center

PARS: A Multiscreen Web Application PlatformDong-Young Lee, Senior Research Engineer, LG Electronics Inc.

Cooperating multi-devices for the customized content usageKiyoshi Tanaka, Supervisor at Service Harmonization Project, NTT

Non-proprietary multi screen applications: Seamlessly integrating phones and TVs using open technologiesNick Allott, CEO, NquiringMinds

Leveraging the Web as the Multichannel PlatformHermann Lichte, Director Innovation Management, net mobile AG

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8:30 – 9:30 Registration & Welcome Coffee

9:30 – 9:45 Session 1 WELCOME AND OPENING – "FUTURE MEDIA WEB"

Auditorium Opening by Conference Chairs Stefan Arbanowski & Stephan Steglich

9:45 – 10:45 Session 2 SMARTER TV –

WHERE WE ARE, WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?

10:45 – 11:15

The Media Big Bang & why the future TV should NOT be Smart Gil Rosen, Vice President New Media Telekom Innovation Labs, Deutsche Telekom AG

Easy creation & distribution of Interactive TV Advertisements and Content Giuseppe Pascale, Product Manager, Opera Software

webOS: A Web-based Smart TV Platform Dong-Young Lee, Senior Research Engineer, LG Electronics Inc.

Multi Device TV Experience from 6'' to 60'' Tilman Buchner, Chief Technology and Innovation Officer (CTIO) Seven Ventures / ProSiebenSat.1 AG

Coffee break – Networking, Exhibition & Demos

11:15 – 12:15 Session 3 STANDARDS UPDATE & PANEL

Current status and future work of relevant standardisation bodies: HbbTV, W3C, DASH IF, DVB, 3GPP, MPEGKlaus Illgner-Fehns, Managing Director, Institut für Rundfunktechnik (IRT)Philipp Hoschka, Deputy Director, W3CThomas Stockhammer, Consultant for Technical Standards, Qualcomm

DAY 2, FRIDAY — MAY 9, 2014

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12:30 – 13:30 LUNCH BREAK – NETWORKING, EXHIBITION & DEMOS

13:30 – 14:15 Session 4 KEYNOTE

Internet Delivered Media: How trends, technology and standards are shaping the future of entertainmentChris Santini, Director of Strategy and Business Planning, Microsoft

14:15 – 15:15 Session 5 STREAMING MEDIA - DELIVERY AND PROTECTION

15:15 – 15:45

The Evolving Security Landscape: Preparing for the UHD RevolutionSteve Oetegenn, President, Verimatrix

Challenges for Large-scale Content Delivery NetworksStuart Cleary, Product Director of Digital Media, Akamai

Delivery Optimizations for DASH-based Mobile Video StreamingThomas Stockhammer, Consultant for Technical Standards, Qualcomm

OTT Video DeliveryJulian Hens, Director Business Development B2B TV Solutions, Zattoo

Coffee break – Networking, Exhibition & Demos

15:45 – 16:45 Session 6 SEARCHING, FINDING, RECOMMENDING CONTENT

Multiscreen ContentKazuhiko Kushima, Senior Vice President of Service Innovation Laboratory Group, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation (NTT)

Solving the Video Burden of Choice: Personalization based on Existing DataMarcel Düe, CEO & Co-Founder, Tweek

multithek: a HbbTV based interactive content portalSteffen Brauer, Expert Sales Manager, MEDIA BROADCAST

Perfecting the Personalization of Digital EntertainmentLeander Carell, Managing Director Rovi, Corp.

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16:45 – 17:45 Session 7 MONETIZING DIGITAL MEDIA

It’s like TV? Multiscreen Video Advertising – its impact and challenges on shifting TV–budgets into digitalOliver Vesper, Managing Director, smartclip

Media eCommerce Solutions (challenges, business opportunities, etc)Harald Behnke, Industry Director Media & Entertainment, Oracle

How to survive in media business today? The OPEN tolino approach!Markus Willner, Senior Expert New Media, T-Systems

Lessons Learned from TumblrAntonio Pavolini, Business Analyst for Digital Media, Telecom Italia

17:45 – 18:00 Farewell & Demos

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SMART TV LOUNGE

Go for a test drive and explore the newest SmartTV Applications, Electronic Program Guides (EPGs), HbbTV

offerings and many more. Get the latest insights in the newest developments and technical capabilities. Explore the

newest SmartTV Applications in our SmartTV Lounge during the event. Enjoy an interactive experience with

the newest LG SmartTVs with integrated WebOS.

Our SmartTV Lounge provides a platform for technical experiences and discussions with our experts.

Come in and explore it at our exhibition area.

Catering Smart TVLounge

Meeting Point

Lab Tour CloakroomCheck-In

ExhibitionExhibitionExhib.Catering

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Lab Tour FOKUS DEMONSTRATIONS

Demo 1

Demo 2

Demo 3

Demo 4

FAMIUM Multiscreen

FAMIUM DASH on Video Wall

FAMIUM DRM

Hands on e2e DASH and DRM

Ground Floor EXHIBITION

Microsoft

NTT

MEDIA BROADCAST

Oracle

LG Electronics

net-mobile

ImmobilienScout 24

BitTubes

FIcontent

Fraunhofer FOKUS

Fraunhofer FOKUS

Internet Delivered Media

Multi-Device Browsing

multithek

Media Commerce with MPEG DASH

PARS: A Multiscreen Web App Platform

Nanooq

Smart-TV Application

Interactive Video

Cutting edge ICT platforms

Live DASH transcoding

Recommendation as a Service

DEMONSTRATIONS OVERVIEW

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“Screens, screens, screens" is the motto of the Lab Tour as

it is for the entire symposium. During all coffee breaks you

have the opportunity to experience the latest R&D results of

the FOKUS competence centre Future Applications and Media

(FAME). We offer 30 minutes tours to our Future Applications

and Media Lab and TV Lab where you can see how we

develop and test new software components in concert with

state-of-the-art client and server infrastructure. Join our Lab

Tour and take a look behind the scenes.

During the workshops and conference you can visit all

demonstrations in the following breaks:

For more information on our

demonstrations please visit:

http://s.fhg.de/mwsdemo

Find the exhibits of our sponsors

at: http://s.fhg.de/exhib

LAB TOUR — FOKUS DEMONSTRATIONS

Day 1, May 8

12:30 – 13:30

14:50 – 15:20

16:40 – 17:10

Day 2, May 9

10:45 – 11:15

12:15 – 13:30

15:15 – 15:45

18:00 until closing

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Demo 1

FAMIUM Multiscreen

TV sets and companion devices (e.g, smartphones, tablets,

watches etc.) have rised above their original purpose and are

now playing together an important role in multi-screen

context. Also TVs and companion devices are used at the

same time quite often especially in home environments.

FAMIUM Multiscreen provides technologies to connect

multiple screens together so that applications can make use of

and interact directly with all accessible screens. As a result,

applications can provide a better user experience and create a

richer content presentation to the user: your TV informs you

about available additional content to the TV program you are

just watching. A specific notification is sent to your mobile or

tablet automatically and you can access the content just by

clicking on the notification. This is possible using HbbTV on TV

and FAMIUM.browser on your mobile device conforming

W3C standard: Webscreens.

Demo 2

FAMIUM DASH on Video Wall

Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP (MPEG-DASH) is the

upcoming streaming standard for the Web and will harmonize

Internet based video delivery among various end systems. Our

FAMIUM.wall solution uses DASH to stream one videos to

many clients keeping the playback completely synchronized

between all screens. We demonstrate to stream a 4k video

- split in four or nine HD videos - playing synchronously across

the sceens.

LAB TOUR — FOKUS DEMONSTRATIONS

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Demo 3

FAMIUM DRM

Commercial solutions for playing protected content in a

browser require a plug-in.

Until now we demonstrate a solution which is based on the

upcoming W3C standards Media Source Extensions (MSE) and

Encrypted Media Extensions (EME). The FAMIUM.browser

which supports these standards is playing back Microsoft

PlayReady DRM-protected videos. The demonstration also

visualises the process of key exchange and decryption

between browser, CDM and CDMI. The CDMI is an open

interface for accessing a platform DRM Content Decryption

Module (CDM) and is not specific to PlayReady, Microsoft’s

DRM. It can be used by a User-agent to expose CDM

functionality as specified by the W3C HTML Encrypted Media

Extensions without licensing DRM technology.

Demo 4

FAMIUM Hands on e2e DASH and DRM

During this demonstration we introduce our tool chain for

DASH and DRM media creation and streaming. The

demonstration features video capturing followed by DASH

conversion / segmentation and protection by PlayReady

Microsoft DRM. You will see how to operate our tools to

create PlayReady protected DASH content to be streamed by

an HTTP-Server. It offers benefits for the consumption by

State-of-the-art mobile and fixed devices.

LAB TOUR — FOKUS DEMONSTRATIONS

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EXHIBITION

NTT

HTML5 for Multiscreen

We propose a technology to divide/allocate web content

elements among devices in accordance with user situation

changes. The demo will show you how the elements are freely

transferred among smartphones, tablet devices, and television

sets when user situations are changed. Users can configure

their systems in a „My Style“ manner that suits their

preferences and the devices they want to use.

Sharing disaster information under Internet disconnection:

To support evacuation centers without Internet access due to

a disaster, our multiscreen collaboration realizes resilient

information sharing that allows evacuees to share disaster

information among devises with a HTML5 browser by

connecting to a local Wi-Fi router and launching the browser.

The demo system shares information among the centers

through the movement of people.

JavaScript

HTML CSS

Exchange messages with client devices

Divide HTML5 into elements and assign them

Unify the management HTML5 web content and client devices

Move and copy component

Intermediate Processig Mechanism

Web ServerContent DB

Device DB

Microsoft

DASH content protection with PlayReady

VoD and Live TV premium content to Windows, Android and

iOS devices, using MPEG-DASH

Driving DASH industry adoption for VoD and Live TV premium

content protection: Starting from Common Encryption applied

to MPEG-DASH we are able to playback streamed content in

the browser without plugins via W3C Media Source Extensions

and Encrypted Media Extensions and offer an HTML5 integra-

tion via EME and MSE. The Microsoft’s open specification of a

Content Decryption Module Interface (CDMi) enables abstrac-

tion of the EME to the DRM system on platform level in an

interoperable way. This demo showcases the reference

implementation of the CDMi together with the Microsoft

PlayReady DRM to playback DRM-protected media content on

a set top box-like Unix environment using a Chromium browser

with an integrated PlayReady CDM.

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EXHIBITION

MEDIA BROADCAST

multithek

The hybrid portal – an innovative platform for HbbTV

Prototyping, Validation and Demo

multithek combines broadcast and broadband. The hybrid

approach by MEDIA BROADCAST enables OTT-programs and

services complimentary to the DTT offering. The HbbTV-based

portal is shown as a separate channel on the TV set. Broadcast

and IP contents are presented in a truly seamless way: by

listing the portal and additional IP-based linear programs in

the EPG. The user selects both broadcast and IP channels via

the channel buttons on the remote. Navigation on the portal

is based on the 5-button principle – guiding the user and

offering OTT content without overloading.

Oracle

Media & Entertainment

Media Commerce with MPEG DASH

The Oracle Media Commerce is shifting the complexity from

IT, moving it out of the enterprise by engineering hardware

and software to work together – in the cloud and in the data

center.

The Oracle Media Commerce solution enables personalized,

content-led commerce, totally-flexible transactions and

seamless customer journeys. This includes the integration with

Fraunhofer MPEG DASH streaming solutions.

Learn more about Oracle Media & Entertainment solutions at

oracle.com/goto/media

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LG Electronics

PARS

A Multiscreen Web App Platform

A PARS web app consists of components that can run distri-

buted on a set of devices. Any component can be moved or

replicated to another device in the middle of execution.

The platform is based on standard HTML5, with a minimal

extension, e.g., the Presentation API under discussion in the

W3C Second Screen CG.

EXHIBITION

net-mobile

Nanooq

The World's First Mobile White-Label OS

"Nanooq" is the world's first mobile white label operating

system for smartphones, tablets and netbooks. It is based on

Mozilla's open operating system and can be quickly tailored to

the individual needs of network operators and enterprise

customers for a modest outlay. Nanooq has been developed

especially for web apps and cloud services. The product offers

an ideal solution for all companies requiring a flexible and

cost-effective mobile device solution. Nanooq is particularly

suitable with niche market solutions such as for elderly users

or for kids' smartphones and tablets, but also for mobile POS

solutions in the retail environment. In the presented Nanooq

version, an in-house Mobile TV service has already been

integrated via HTML5 into the Lock and Home screens of the

operating system.

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ImmobilienScout 24

SmartTV Application

The theme-channel around real estate

• Property search via 2nd screen: connecting smartphone,

tablet and Smart TV to one seamless experience

• Intelligent interweaving of search results with local

information: video of districts, sociodemographic trends and

price development

• Information and inspiration through ImmobilienScout24’s

all-round real estate channel

• Exciting reports from partners and customers of the real

estate business

In cooperation with Fraunhofer FOKUS, ImmobilienScout24

has developed the first SmartTV-App focusing on real estate.

Showcasing valuable information and inspiration on a TV

screen and highlighting all aspects around building, home and

lifestyle.

EXHIBITION

BitTubes

Interactive Video

BitTubes GmbH is a spin-off of the Fraunhofer Institute

FOKUS. Our technology allows the viewer to interact with

objects within a video and access any kind of supplemental

information, such as websites, documents or other

multimedia content.

We will showcase how interactive video is created and

distributed through cloud based media services to any type of

device ranging from PCs, Smartphones, Tablets to Smart TVs.

The HTML5 based solution offers players and tools for both,

media companies as well as individual users to create, manage

and share interactive content through object-based media

annotations, comments and supplemental information across

Social networks custom made media campaigns.

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FIcontent

Cutting edge ICT platforms

Future media Internet for large-scale content experimentation

(FIcontent) is a project that will transform the perception of,

and possibilities for, the next generation internet. With inputs

from five important content areas, spanning the future uses of

AV, games, Web, metadata and user generated content,

demonstrating usage beyond current state of the art, we have

assembled a consortium including major content providers,

games companies, hardware vendors, network operators,

broadcasters, research institutes and academia to propose a

number of novel and inventive scenarios for new forms of

content. The Future Internet architecture and the enablers

necessary to implement FIcontent use cases will be

showcased.

FAMIUM

Live DASH transcoding on low-budget Raspberry Pis

Raspberry Pis are low-budget devices that leverage hardware

capabilities for encoding and decoding. Based on our tool

chain for DASH and DRM content creation, we created

specific extended builds that can be run on Raspberry Pis to

generate live and on-demand content. We showcase live

transcoding and segmentation of a plugged camera. The

generated DASH output will be multi-bitrate audio and video.

The whole architecture consists of mutliple Pis that are

interconnected and jointly create mutliple bitrate

representations of the input signal.

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EXHIBITION

RaaS – Recommendation as a service

Social Network and Semantic Analysis leveraging

Context-Aware Data Mining

This demo will introduce our recommendation engine,

algorithms and framework to you. RaaS is using those

components offering a comfortable interface enabling

software developers to create manage and deploy custom

made recommendation engine designed for certain tasks and

objectives. You will see how to create a Recommendation

Engine and how to apply it to a certain application domain.

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INFORMATION FOR PARTICIPANTS

Reception Desk

Please contact the reception desk in case you

need information or assistance.

Reception desk hours are:

Thursday, May 8: 8:30 - 18:00

Friday, May 9: 8:30 - 18:00

If the reception desk is closed you can contact

us by phone: +49(0)171-18 33 577

Internet Access for Guests

WLAN Internet access is provided in the

auditorium and exhibition area.

Network name: FOKUS-guests

Username: mws2014

Password: mwsatfokus

Presentation Slides

Presentation slides can be downloaded after

the workshop on:

www.fokus.fraunhofer.de/go/mws

Event Minutes / Pictures

Event minutes and pictures can be found after

the event on:

www.fokus.fraunhofer.de/go/mws

Social Event

Thursday, May 8, 19:00

Conference guests who have registered

for the Social Event are invited to get to

know each other at the social event at

Hohmann's. There is no dress code, and

casual wear is welcome.

Hohmann's

Franklinstrasse 12 - 13

10587 Berlin

The shuttle service to the event location

departs at 18:15 in front of the Fraunhofer-

FOKUS building.

Afterwards the shuttle will depart from the

event location, with stops at Hotel Econtel

Charlottenburg and Zoologischer Garten.

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FLOOR PLAN

Venue

Fraunhofer Institute FOKUS

Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee 31

10589 Berlin

Maps

s.fhg.de/mwsmap

Public Transport

Bus Line M27

Station: Goslarer Ufer

Catering Smart TVLounge

Meeting Point

Lab Tour

Main Entrance

CloakroomCheck-In

ExhibitionExhibitionExhib.Catering

Goslarer Ufer

Auditorium 1T U T O R I A L 1W O R K S H O P 1C O N F E R E N C E

Auditorium 2T U T O R I A L 2W O R K S H O P 2

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DAY 1 DAY 2

Shuttle from Fraunhofer FOKUS to venue at 18:15

Social Event

Be invited to Hohmann's

Permanent exhibition and demos on both days

Tutorial 1:

InternetDelivered Media

10:00 – 12:30

Workshop 1:

Smart TV– what is next?

13:30 – 18:00

18:15

19:00

Tutorial 2:

Multi-ScreenTechnologies& Standards

Workshop 2:

Multi-Screen Challenges and Best Practices

Session 1:

Welcome and Opening „Future Media Web“

Session 2:

Smarter TV – where we are, where do we go from here?

Session 3:

Standards Update & Panel

Session 4:

Keynote: Internet Delivered Media

Session 5:

Streaming Media – Delivery and Protection

Session 6:

Searching, Finding,Recommending Content

Session 7:

Monetizing Digital Media

Farewell and Demos

End of Conference

09:30 – 09:45

09:45 – 10:45

11:15 – 12:15

13:30 – 14:15

14:15 – 15:15

15:45 – 16:45

16:45 – 17:45

18:00