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'''Why is E-paper a product of the future?'''
'''Why is E-paper a product of the future?'''<br>


The purpose of E-paper is to replace the traditional paper.  
The purpose of E-paper is to replace the traditional paper.  
Now a days a lot of people already use the monitor to read documents. But some users complain about the light of the monitor. It makes the eyes of the users more tiring. E-paper is a product that '''reads the same''' as tradional paper but on top of that E-paper have more advantages. '''reusablilty''' of the paper is one big advantages also E-paper is '''less environmentally unfriendly'''. Think of a the forests that can be saved by using E-paper. Another think of is it '''portablilty''', looking at the pictur above you can see that it's a small device that can be contain a lot of documents. It's light and compact.
Now a day a lot of people already use the monitor to read documents. But some users complain about the light of the monitor. It makes the eyes of the users more tiring. E-paper is a product that '''reads the same''' as traditional paper but on top of that E-paper has more advantages. '''reusablilty''' of the paper is one big advantages also E-paper is '''less environmentally unfriendly'''. Think of the forests that can be saved by using E-paper. Another advantage in comparison with the traditional paper is the '''portability''', looking at the picture above you can see that it's a small device that can be contain a lot of documents. It's light and compact.
So to conclude I really think that E-paper will have a bright future. Maybe not next year but definitly within 10 years.
<br>


==Internet TV==
'''Future development'''<br>


'''Why do we need Internet TV?'''
The development of E-paper will go on. More and more traditional paper books will be replaced by E-paper. The quality of E-paper will increase, by quality I mean not only the quality of the screen, but also the reusability and portability. One day E-paper will become standard. The next step: One can think of combining E-paper with WiFi, to connect it with the PAN (Personal Area Network) that allows you to read your documents everywhere.
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One reason of having internet TV is the flexibility of choosing your own program in your timetable. Your are not depend on the schedule of the normal TV. According to the article of Johna Till Johnson [2]. Another reason of IPTV is that there is a new opportunity for new players to create a creative packing and deliver it to the consumers. New players lead to better service towards to customer because of the competition.
'''Conclusion'''<br>


'''What’s the difference between normal TV and Internet TV / How does internet TV work?'''
So to conclude I really think that E-paper will have a bright future. Maybe not next year, but definitely within 10 years. By combining different technology with the E-paper the possibilities are countless.


Don’t now how the current tv works but internet tv works as follow:
Say that’s Consumer Jane there on the couch. She gets digital video from her local telephone company, which sends it to her over a DSL connection (DSL is rooted in IP, Thus, IPTIV is synonymous with sending TV over DSL).
Remote in hand, Jane thumb-surfs via the channel-up arrow. The set-top (or media center) that came with the service issues what’s known as a join request. It wants to dip into a precached set of video frames. The request zings up the phone wire, to that buffer. Maybe it’s in an edge aggregator or maybe it’s in the D-slam, or digital subscribe line access multiplexer. Either way, the tuners aren’t inside anything at Jane’s house. The bits that make up the video frame in the buffer zing back into the box. The boxes used by cable and satellite operators use work differently. On-board tuners work by literally jumping frequencies each time somebody invokes a zap with the remote control. Then they need to demodulate the incoming signal, stabilize it and deal with any error-correction activities. If the processing chip isn’t beffy enough, that to do list can bog down. Symptom: slower zapper action


So conclusion you need a lot of bandwidth.
[[Image:E-paper02.jpg]]
[3]
==Driving forces: TiVo==  [[Image:Tivo_logo.gif]] <BR>


'''What kind of new innovation had been made in the era of internet TV?'''I’m not sure of all the new innovations. But I found a couple innovations that can used on Internet TV. On called Mixtv see paper [1]<br>
• Atomic RSS <br>
• BitTorrent <br>
• Dirac <br>
• HTTP <br>
• NSV - Nullsoft Streaming Video, a technology used by AOL to deliver <br>
<br>Internet based video content. <br>
• RSS <br>
• RSS enclosure<BR>
• RTSP<BR>
• SMIL <BR>
• Theora <br>
• TVU networks - Torrent-like live broadcasting TV technology <br>


'''Who are the key players of internet TV?'''http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IPTV --> vendors
'''Name: The era of TiVo'''


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_tv
'''What''':TIVO is a device that automatically finds and digitally records all of your favorite TV shows, every time they're on. Every episode of your favorite series. Every Coppola movie. Every home improvement program. Even Dora cartoons! Whatever you choose. All while you're out living life. Plus, only TiVo lets you watch your favorite shows any time, anywhere.


'''Enablers''': It gives the opportunity to look at the programs more on demand.
It's more flexible than the traditional distributor. More background information available. And it's also portable and simple to burn on DVD.


'''Conflict with the government?''' Still researching
'''Inhibitors''': It still depends on the distribution of the traditional channels. If your cable doesn't have this channel you can not save it on your TIVO. Another thing is that TIVO is still depending on the broadcasting time of the traditional TV distribution


'''What is the impact of globalization? Pros and cons'''<br>Still researching
'''Paradigms''': TV is more on demand, but not really 100% on demand.  
<br>"
'''(NEW) What is the difference between IPTV, the Internet Protocol-based TV'''
http://www.masternewmedia.org/2005/06/04/iptv_vs_internet_television_key.htm


'''Experts''': Founded in 1997, TiVo (NASDAQ: TIVO), a pioneer in home entertainment, created a brand new category of products with the development of the first digital video recorder (DVR).


'''Timing''': 4.4 million subscribe in 2006, 8 may TIVO launches television's new advertising search product. It is a new way of advertising.


'''Web Resources''': www.tivo.com <br>
http://amygu.blogspot.com/2006/05/future-of-e-paper.html


[1] Samuel Miller, ACM computer in Entertainment, Vol. 3, No.2, April 2005, Article 6A, Taking on the Masses with Mobile Messaging TV


[2] Johna Till Johnson, Journal: Business Source Premier (BSP), Who wants their IPTV?
== Intellectual Property ==
<BR>
[[Image:Intellectual_Property.jpg]]


[3] Ellis, Leslie, Multi Channel News, 2/06/2006, Vol 27 issue 6, p23-24, AN 199642635 BSP, How IPTV differs from Cable TV
'''Name: Intellectual property'''
==Driving Forces==
===Driving Forces 1===
====Description:====
Over the next 5 years, IPTV TV will be hot.


====Enablers:====
'''What''': Intellectual property is a product of the intellect that has commercial value, including copyrighted property such as literary or artistic works, and ideational property, such as patents, appellations of origin, business methods, and industrial processes. [1] 
o Ubiquity : With forecast billion mobile devices in use by 2007, the 'anytime anywhere' advatages of mobile services are very apparent<br>


o Immediacy : Information can be accessed, delivered and acted upon in real time by the user without the start-up time required for a desktop PC<br>
'''Enablers''': Because everybody wants to receive value for there intellectual property people are eager to defend his/her own "work". It's a about the money & fame. "Intellectual Property will be motivated by the economic realities of the information revolution where information is a value-added activity, which means everyone can profit by making every fact patented. It is definitely a money making business." [2]
'''Inhibitors''': More open source program that allows sharing of knowledge will lead to less Intellectual Property because the knowledge it not of one person anymore.


o Personalization : Mobiles are now personal accessories, capable of holding data and enabling access to information and services which can be tailored to the needs of the individual<br>
'''Paradigms''': Every knowledge you create could be valuable for money.


o Localization : Recognising where the user is located and matching information or services to that location adds a unique value to mobile services<br>
'''Experts''': LIACS group 2006 "Future of Intellectual Property"


o Convergence : Thechnological capabilities that can be deployed on the move are rapidly blurring the distinction between mobile phones and PCs. Ongoing advances in sophistication, functionality and personalisation will continue to sustain handset renewal<br>
Web Resources: www.answers.com [1]<BR>
 
http://scenariothinking.org/wiki/index.php/Future_of_Intellectual_Property#Scenarios [2]
====Inhibitors:====
o Design and potable size(Display,resolution,memory.os)
o Usability(Input/output device)
ㅇCapability(speed),multi task)and interface with another product
====Paradigms:====
People to communication and entertain something to spend a lot of time to use mobile phone anywhere and anytime grows rapidly
 
====Experts:====
Support from LGE, SSE, NOKIA
 
====Timing:====
Since last 4 years,camera phone launched
Convergence phone Mega trend
 
====Web Resources:====
 
===Driving Forces 2===
====Description:====
New Flat screen TV have input/output port for computers.
 
====Enablers:====
o Ubiquity : With forecast billion mobile devices in use by 2007, the 'anytime anywhere' advatages of mobile services are very apparent<br>
 
o Immediacy : Information can be accessed, delivered and acted upon in real time by the user without the start-up time required for a desktop PC<br>
 
o Personalization : Mobiles are now personal accessories, capable of holding data and enabling access to information and services which can be tailored to the needs of the individual<br>
 
o Localization : Recognising where the user is located and matching information or services to that location adds a unique value to mobile services<br>
 
o Convergence : Thechnological capabilities that can be deployed on the move are rapidly blurring the distinction between mobile phones and PCs. Ongoing advances in sophistication, functionality and personalisation will continue to sustain handset renewal<br>
 
====Inhibitors:====
o Design and potable size(Display,resolution,memory.os)
o Usability(Input/output device)
ㅇCapability(speed),multi task)and interface with another product
====Paradigms:====
People to communication and entertain something to spend a lot of time to use mobile phone anywhere and anytime grows rapidly
 
====Experts:====
Support from LGE, SSE, NOKIA
 
====Timing:====
Since last 4 years,camera phone launched
Convergence phone Mega trend
 
====Web Resources:====

Latest revision as of 22:48, 9 May 2006

Profiel

Simon Liu University of Leiden M.Sc. ICT in Business

Object of the future

My Object of the future is: E-paper

Philips roll out e-paper.JPG

Why is E-paper a product of the future?

The purpose of E-paper is to replace the traditional paper. Now a day a lot of people already use the monitor to read documents. But some users complain about the light of the monitor. It makes the eyes of the users more tiring. E-paper is a product that reads the same as traditional paper but on top of that E-paper has more advantages. reusablilty of the paper is one big advantages also E-paper is less environmentally unfriendly. Think of the forests that can be saved by using E-paper. Another advantage in comparison with the traditional paper is the portability, looking at the picture above you can see that it's a small device that can be contain a lot of documents. It's light and compact.

Future development

The development of E-paper will go on. More and more traditional paper books will be replaced by E-paper. The quality of E-paper will increase, by quality I mean not only the quality of the screen, but also the reusability and portability. One day E-paper will become standard. The next step: One can think of combining E-paper with WiFi, to connect it with the PAN (Personal Area Network) that allows you to read your documents everywhere.

Conclusion

So to conclude I really think that E-paper will have a bright future. Maybe not next year, but definitely within 10 years. By combining different technology with the E-paper the possibilities are countless.


E-paper02.jpg ==Driving forces: TiVo== Tivo logo.gif


Name: The era of TiVo

What:TIVO is a device that automatically finds and digitally records all of your favorite TV shows, every time they're on. Every episode of your favorite series. Every Coppola movie. Every home improvement program. Even Dora cartoons! Whatever you choose. All while you're out living life. Plus, only TiVo lets you watch your favorite shows any time, anywhere.

Enablers: It gives the opportunity to look at the programs more on demand. It's more flexible than the traditional distributor. More background information available. And it's also portable and simple to burn on DVD.

Inhibitors: It still depends on the distribution of the traditional channels. If your cable doesn't have this channel you can not save it on your TIVO. Another thing is that TIVO is still depending on the broadcasting time of the traditional TV distribution

Paradigms: TV is more on demand, but not really 100% on demand.

Experts: Founded in 1997, TiVo (NASDAQ: TIVO), a pioneer in home entertainment, created a brand new category of products with the development of the first digital video recorder (DVR).

Timing: 4.4 million subscribe in 2006, 8 may TIVO launches television's new advertising search product. It is a new way of advertising.

Web Resources: www.tivo.com
http://amygu.blogspot.com/2006/05/future-of-e-paper.html


Intellectual Property


Intellectual Property.jpg

Name: Intellectual property

What: Intellectual property is a product of the intellect that has commercial value, including copyrighted property such as literary or artistic works, and ideational property, such as patents, appellations of origin, business methods, and industrial processes. [1]

Enablers: Because everybody wants to receive value for there intellectual property people are eager to defend his/her own "work". It's a about the money & fame. "Intellectual Property will be motivated by the economic realities of the information revolution where information is a value-added activity, which means everyone can profit by making every fact patented. It is definitely a money making business." [2]

Inhibitors: More open source program that allows sharing of knowledge will lead to less Intellectual Property because the knowledge it not of one person anymore.

Paradigms: Every knowledge you create could be valuable for money.

Experts: LIACS group 2006 "Future of Intellectual Property"

Web Resources: www.answers.com [1]
http://scenariothinking.org/wiki/index.php/Future_of_Intellectual_Property#Scenarios [2]

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