Policy on Intellectual Property Right (IPR)
Annex 1 The hybrid broadcast-broadband television (HbbTV) system
1 Introduction
2 Combining broadcasting and Internet services
3 The usage of HbbTV by network operators as well as portals and platforms
of a diversity of stakeholders
4 Some outlook on the standardization of HbbTV and its actual market
position
Attachment to Annex 1 HbbTV – Technical information
1 Conceptual considerations and requirements
2 Technical concept of HbbTV
3 Developing and testing HbbTV
4 Extended features in Version 1.5 of the HbbTV specification
(“HbbTV 1.5”)
5 Applying HbbTV to non-DVB broadcasting systems
Annex 2 The Hybridcast System
1 Introduction
2 Specification structure
3 System model
4 Application model
4.1 Application type
4.2 Application boundary and permission
5 Application control signal
5.1 Application Information Table (AIT)
5.2 Coexistence with data broadcasting
6 Hybridcast receiver
7 HTML5 environment and additional APIs
8 Companion device collaboration
9 Service examples
9.1 Multilingual closed caption
9.2 Social TV
9.3 Language study
9.4 Multilingual caption with companion devices
9.5 First Hybridcast services
9.6 Planned services
10 Future development
Annex 3 Integrated broadcast-broadband system based on enhancement of data
broadcasting
1 Introduction
2 Internet-based interactive data broadcasting
3 Switching to IPTV/Internet-TV services
4 Direct access to IPTV/Internet-TV services
5 Compatibility consideration
6 Future development
Annex 4 Consideration on use of Integrated broadcast-broadband technologies
on mobile devices
1 User requirements
2 Interoperability between telecommunication services and interactive
broadcasting services
Annex 5 Integrated broadcast-broadband system based on the Ginga middleware
1 Introduction
2 Ginga position
3 Ginga architecture
4 Integrated broadcast and broadband delivery
5 Secondary devices (second screens)
6 Application control
7 Developing and testing Ginga and applications
References