Hi all. Njål, Francois and I are publishing a new paper on multi-device timing at IBC 2016. The paper is titled (rather boldly;)) “Timing: Small step for developers, giant leap for the media industry” and is included as supporting paper in … Continue reading
Intelligent personal assistants (i.e. Cortana, Google Assistant, Siri) or other “bots” can schedule and perform opinion polls. Specialized artificial intelligence systems, opinion polling systems or virtual opinion pollsters, can be of use to opinion polling organizations, to news organizations and … Continue reading
The main goal of this workshop is to join forces in the collaborative development of open frameworks for knowledge extraction and question answering, to share standards, and to foster the creation of an ecosystem of tools and benchmarks. The workshop … Continue reading
The Hardware Based Secure Services has entered into an interesting phase. As the report is finalized (except few editorial issues to solve), the CG members are prototyping. The prototypes are expected to be showed during the W3C TPAC F2F meeting … Continue reading
A new book on Sustainable Web Design, by member Tim Frick: http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920043904.do This book joins the upcoming Handbook of Sustainability, by Wendy Jedlicka http://wendyjedlicka.com And for a classic, Nate Shredoff’s Design is the Problem http://rosenfeldmedia.com/books/design-is-the-problem/
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The Offline URL Community Group has been proposed by Mike Perlman: Currently a file URL (file:///) is the defined way to access a local file in a browser. For various reasons (some outdated) this is not a preferred mechanism. There … Continue reading
The implementation of SVG glyphs for OpenType in Firefox is well known. Recently however with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, I noticed that Microsoft Edge 14 also now supports them! Check to see what your browser supports! Unfortunately, there is … Continue reading
Dear all! We would like to invite contributions related to this meeting: Presentations and demonstrations of state-of-the-art systems, communication protocols, benchmark datasets Position presentations about the future development of NLI Ideas sparking discussion all around this group. This meet-up should … Continue reading
The PDF and Open Data Community Group has been launched: PDF has had a reputation of being bad for ‘open data’, but there are already features of PDF that can be used for storing and retrieving data associated with parts … Continue reading
