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   * Rainer Biehn, bmt
-  * Summary of topic: When using DVB-I, in addition to downloading service lists, information is also retrieved from third-party servers (e.g. for content guides). This raises questions regarding data protection and the extent to which viewers must be informed about this.
-  * Session goals:
+Summary of topic: When using DVB-I, in addition to downloading service lists, information is also retrieved from third-party servers (e.g. for content guides). This raises questions regarding data protection and the extent to which viewers must be informed about this.
-     ** what information must be given to the viewer before the DVB-I function is activated
-     ** what consensus requirements result from communication with the service registry and service list
+Session goals:
-     ** which consensus requirements result from access to the HTTP endpoints for Content Guide and Now/Next, which are offered by the individual broadcasters on a distributed basis
+     * What information must be given to the viewer before the DVB-I function is activated?
+     * What data may be collected by a service list provider without consent (technically necessary access)?
+     * What consensus requirements result from communication with the service registry and service list?
+     * Which consensus requirements result from access to the HTTP endpoints for Content Guide and Now/Next, which are offered by the individual broadcasters on a distributed basis?
+     * What data may be collected by a service list provider without consent (technically necessary access)?
 ==== How do we make DVB specifications more developer friendly? ====
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 Ultimately, this session would kick-off a new working group for a standard that will allow simulcasting content to both DTH and B2B in a way accepted by content owners and providers.
+==== Where next with Test Materials, Test Streams & Open Source in DVB ====
+  * Jon Piesing, TP Vision (in my role as Technical Module Chair)
+  * Review what DVB's V&V activities have achieved including test streams, test materials and sponsored open source developments.
+  * Session goals: Generate ideas for what can be improved about how DVB approaches this. Generate ideas for new test streams or other test materials or open source projects DVB could sponsor.
+==== How can DVB help Chinese manufacturers to make products for DVB-I markets?  ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: What can DVB do to help manufacturers in China make products for DVB-I markets in, for example, Europe.
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+====  How can DVB help China to launch DVB-I in China? ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: Discussion should cover profiling, compliance and testing.
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+==== End-to-end protection for high-value content in DVB-I ====
+  * Elfed Howells (Huawei)
+  * Summary of topic: With reference to 4K live high-value content delivered as a DVB-I service, how can it be protected from end to end (CAS/DRM, subscription, etc.)
+  * Session goals: (will follow)
+==== Evolution of DVB-DASH ====
+  * Jon Piesing, TP Vision
+  * Summary of topic: Discuss possibilities for the future evolution of DVB-DASH for example MPEG DASH 6th edition, DASH-HLS interoperability, SGAI.
+  * Session goals: Identify options for the future evolution of DVB-DASH, discuss. debate which are most relevant for DVB and what requirements or use-cases or scenarios they meet. Consider where new commercial requirements are needed and who might be prepared to contribute them.
+==== DVB-I for OnDemand ====
+  * Bram Tullemans, EBU; Remo Vogel, ARD
+  * Summary of topic: Discuss the opportunities of DVB-I to create a distributed Video OnDemand ecosystem
+  * Session goals: Discuss the business potential for distributed media libraries and correlating technology requirements. How is SSO enabled? How does recommendation work on a distributed media pool? How How are these offerings promoted to search engines?