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11:00 - 12:00 |
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall |
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Digital Broadcasting Forum: Keynote speech I
Innovating a new world in the degital era; as a public broadcaster
Over the past 80 years, since the inauguration of broadcasting in Japan, NHK has always led the world in broadcasting by providing better broadcasts to every corner of the nation without exception, both in the era of radio and in that of TV. Digitalization is now going to effect substantial changes in the world of broadcasting. However, this is just the first step in a major trend in the evolution of broadcasting. In this speech, I will outline the roles of NHK as a public broadcaster in the digital era and the future of broadcasting.
Mr. Genichi Hashimoto President
NHK
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12:30 - 13:30 |
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall |
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Digital Broadcasting Forum: Keynote speech 2
Challenges and Commitment for the Completion of Digital (tentative title)
Terrestrial digital television is developing apace since the start of broadcasting in three Japanese metropolitan areas in December 2003. Plans are now in place to offer terrestrial digital in the capital cities of every Japanese prefecture by December 2006. This session will outline activities by commercial broadcasters to promote transmission and receiving infrastructures, and to prepare for the nationwide transfer to terrestrial digital television in 2011.
Mr. Keiji Nakamura Director, The National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan
Chairman, Special Committee for Digital Terrestrial Broadcasting
President , Fukushima Television Broadcasting Co., Ltd.
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14:00 - 16:30 |
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall |
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Digital Broadcasting Forum: Panel Discussion
Implications for handheld & mobile broadcasting
Broadcast services will form one of the major features of digital broadcasting. Commercial broadcast services to mobile devices such as cellular phones are scheduled to start in the spring of 2006, and receiver manufacturers are in the final stages of product development. In the panel discussion, representatives of broadcasters who provide services for cellular phones and other mobile devices, content suppliers, and receiver manufacturers will present their views on the expectations and challenges they are facing in the operational and technical aspects of broadcasting services from their own particular standpoints.
Conductor Mr. Takao Shimizu Senior Vice-President, Office of Chief Technical Officer
Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc.
- The potential of Mobile DTV's future
One-segment DTV for mobile phones are gathering attention. This is considered to become the first medium to realize a full-fledged "ntegration of broadcasting and telecommunications." It is also expected that data content received with television images will trigger new businesses that closely link these two fields. By actively utilizing data broadcasts, TBS strives to realize a unique "roadcast portal"using the TBS brand. We will introduce some of our efforts.
Mr. Tetsuo Yukawa Strategic Planning of Mobile DTV.
Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc.
- Development of Cellular Telephone Terminals for Terrestrial Digital Broadcast Reception
As the introduction of terrestrial digital broadcasting approaches, NHK and KDDI have been developing mobile terminals to receive these broadcasts since mid-2002. From prototypes to working models, KDDI is exploring "synergistic functions" as a communications carrier. Cellular telephones are packed with functions, of which TV reception is simply the newest. KDDI will talk about the "synergy of communications and broadcasting" in terms of technology development
Mr. Hiroyuki Nakamura General Manager, Media Technology Department, IT Development Division
KDDI CORPORATION
- The Increasing Convergence of Televisions and Mobile Telephones
The fusion of broadcasting and communications, as seen in 1-segment broadcasting, and the sudden rise of moving-image contents foretell a third business wave for the cellular telephone industry (following on the cellular telephone itself and the browser-phone). Contents provider Index, which developed its cellular telephone business with television broadcasters [a television broadcaster??], will discuss the status, synergies and potential of both services.
Mr. Yozo Omori Executive Officer (Media Business Div)
Index Corporation
- Commercialization Activities for 1-segment Broadcast Reception Equipment
Standardized primarily for reception on mobile equipment, 1-segment broadcasting has the potential to realize reception equipment providing new levels of functionality and applications. In addition to introducing activities targeting the development and commercialization of 1-segment broadcast reception equipment, this session will also touch upon future prospects and issues.
Mr. Masamichi Ono eputy General Manager, Media Technology Development Dept. Development Div. IT & Communications Network Company
Sony Corporation
- Status and Prospects for Mobile Transmission Experimentation and Car-Installed Receiver Development
This session will focus on the status and future prospects for mobile reception stabilization technologies, including two-tuner diversity reception required for Hi-Vision broadcasts at high speeds (13-segment broadcasts), as well as digital broadcasting antennae for automobiles, 13-segment broadcast reception equipment installed in vehicles, and dedicated 1-segment reception equipment.
Mr. Toshihito Ichikawa Maneger, Device Development Section I, Engineering Development Department Mobile Entertainment Company
PIONEER CORPORATION
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11:00 - 12:30 |
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall |
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Trends of Information Systems innovating by Open Source Software
- Paradigm shift moving forward from China, Japan and Korea.(Panel Discussion)
Panelist Mr. Katsuhiko Kaji Director, Information Services Industry Division, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry
Panelist Mr. Tomomi Suzuki Director of OSS promotion, OSS Technology Center, Software Division
Hitachi, Ltd.
Panelist Mr. Chris Zhao president
Red Flag Software Co.,Ltd.
Panelist Mr. Jong-Jin Baek CEO/President
Haansoft Inc.
Panelist Mr. Takeshi Sato President
MIRACLE LINUX CORPORATION
Moderator Mr. Atsuo Fujimura Chairman&CEO
ITmedia inc.
| TR-15 |
14:00 - 16:30 |
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall |
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The latest trend in RFID(Radio Frequency Identification)
RFID provides a driving force that makes distribution systems dramatically more efficient, creates new services in all industries, and offers Japanese industries a golden opportunity to enhance their global competitiveness. This lecture will plainly explain the future prospects of RFID, such as the RFID proliferation strategy of MITI, the EPCglobal network system of GS1Japan, and international RFID standardization activities in ISO/IEC, JTC1, and JTC1 SC31.
Mr. Yoichi Kato Director, Information Technology & Economy Division, Commerce and Information Policy Bureau
Ministry of Economy,Trade and Industry
Mr. Yamato Miyahara EPCglobal Japan General Manager
The Distribution Systems Reserch Institute
Mr. Akira Shibata Automatic Data Capture Division Chief Engineer, DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED
JEITA AIDC/ISO/IEC JTC1 SC31 Technical Standardization Committee on Automatic Identification and Data Capture Techniques
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