FMA 2013 - International Workshop on Focus on Multiscreen Applications

“Multiscreen” is both a buzzword and a holy grail: there is a lot of hype, and behind it, tremendous unrealized potential. Beyond silos that penalize the domain of multiscreen with extreme business restrictions, there is a need for open standards and platforms, as well as matching production tools. But even in the W3C, the picture is unclear about which set of standards is the best bet. So this workshop intends to bring some issues in focus:
Multiscreen issues and bottlenecks: usability, synchronization (media and/or application), content creation including debug, content adaptation to device size and input methods
Multiscreen-related standards: W3C (WebIntents, Network Service Discovery, Sysapps), HbbTV, ETSI, ...
Multiscreen platforms: (closed/native) iOS, Android, (open/web based) webinos, Coltram, ...
Multiscreen apps development and production tools: few existing tools if any, what is needed ?
Multiscreen deployments and real-life experiences, including new innovative usages of the second screen