<Daihei> Liisa,sorry, for some reason, I cannot enter in the GoToMeeting now. Will you please headstart the meeting now?
<Daihei> I will join in ASAP
<scribe> scribenick: liisamk
Daihei: EPUBcheck fundraising is
needed to move things forward
... there needs to be about $50K more for after Jan
Yoshi: $10K forthcoming from APL after board meeting
Daihei: other parties we need to
get in touch with
... maybe the task force and Bill, Daihei, Yoshi-san to get in
touch with all parties globally
... see if there are any other chances to make fund
investment
Liisa: this next phase is a technical restabilization that is very important
Daihei: critical to get funds from all over the world
Daihei: ask Japanese members how the adoption is happening
<MURATA> I believe that EPUB 3.2 is everywhere.
Kamata-san: certified that
adoption in Japan of epub 3.2 and epubcheck 4.2 have been
working find
... error message issues is going ok
Murata-san: says EPUB 3.2 is everywhere now
Yoshi-san: says that MDJ, the
ebook distributor, says there is no problem with EPUB 3.2
... major publishers, the 4 majors, have no problem with EPUB
3.2
... epubcheck is working fine
<MURATA> We need more bugs in epubcheck for fundraising :-)
<MURATA> No problems, no budget.
Kamata-san: pointed out the
comments from call that people think things are working well
and they don't see an issue to solve with the validation
... making funds available seems difficult to understand
without an explanation of why it makes sense for Japan
Liisa: understand the issues with
needing to understand why the tech changes make sense
... congratulations to Japanese market for adopting so
quickly
... US and Europe reports were that adoption is going well, but
is not done everywhere yet
... may be the end of year
Daihei: encouraging people to
stay engaged and want to find out from Taiwan
... encourage also involvement in EPUB roadmap, which we will
discuss in a bit
Liisa: for the European market there is a lot of interest in accessibility coming from new EU laws
<MURATA> +q
Liisa: in EU need to get books and websites done by 2025
Murata-san: new laws in Japan is
not as strong as Europe, there will be meetings very soon
... we'll see what happens from that meeting
... summary from what Italian publishers are doing and looked
at ACE and SMART
Daihei: ask if received white paper from Italy
Liisa: in the US there are fewer
legal requirements, but there is starting to be more
interest
... the publishers are looking at what the Europe laws mean
Murata-san: things are moving
slowly in Japan, but steadily
... things are changing
Liisa: accessibility in Canada is still moving slowly though their laws require it
Daihei: two subjects becoming
sensitive to privacy - GDPR compliance and privacy issues are
serious in Europe
... Jan 2020 California will require strict privacy
compliance
... attention to internet privacy and accessibility will become
larger
UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: EPUB 3.2 make a
sizable market for manga
... EPUB 3 and 3.x specs and ebook ecosystems are compatible
and no issues for the business
... industry and publishers are basically interested in
maintaining the compatibility to EPUB 3
... parts of the online business is being changed and
publishing cannot be left behind
... we need to discuss where we are going to
... sent link to the CG roadmap document
<scribe> ...new features like: forms of content, navigation for large complex docs, dynamic advertising, non-linear content, improve css support
UNKNOWN_SPEAKER: what has more
needs in the publishing industry?
... would like to hear thoughts about how we make progress from
here to the future
... comments?
<MURATA> +q
Murata-san: what is current plan
for EPUB accessibility techniques?
... current spec is from IDPF and is required
Daihei: accessibility is an issue in the roadmap
Liisa: movement from IDPF accessibility to WCAG/ARIA evolution and Luc working to get to ISO approval
Liisa: Publishing@W3C and SC want
outreach to people in our communities and broadly beyond to
discuss the future needs for publishers
... survey draft working on now, but hope the survey would help
us get to conversations with people about what we all
need
... survey to go out in 2020
Daihei: conversations with the
media and entertainment groups at W3C and discuss sharing
thoughts between publishing and media
... going to have co-chairs call to get discussion started and
share info
... the Internet of Things WG also has interest in working
together
... want to see where there are future issues and
intersections
Takami-san: he already explained
his plan for maintenance of EPUB 3.2 at TPAC
... different type of media content like video and new revenue
for advertising could be areas where business needs may
arise
Daihei: haven't approached
immersive web WG in the W3C, maybe that is interesting
... crossover for publishing for VR and AR seems something that
will happen
... would like to talk to them about collaboration as well
<scribe> ...new year we will have draft of survey and will distribute around the world
Daihei: approach organizations
about EPUBcheck fundraising
... will come back with info about the meetings with other
WGs
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