Agenda for NAB 2019

W3C has a panel ats NAB 2019 (6 - 11 April 2019, Las Vegas) to cover our work on Advertising.  I am working to get the exact logistics for the session and will post
them here when I get them.   The general outline of the session is:
 Making Streaming Advertising work on the Web: The need for Standards

Outline: With the Web being the predominant application platform that consumers are using to drive the consumption of content, the need to define a way for advertising to be a part of that experience has become increasingly more of an issue.  This panel will discuss the challenges that the technology and advertising industries are facing with implementing streaming advertising on the Web.  Some of the issues that will be addressed are:

    When it comes to protecting Identity why should we have one set of standards when the rules vary by country?
    What are the real business goals that advertisers are trying to achieve?  Is it gauging how many views they get for a specific ad to a specific person or is it the activity around a specific ad to a profile of users?
    What needs to be done to allow the technology providers (i.e. browsers, CDN infrastructure players, etc.) to feel confident that they aren't allowing advertisers to gather personal data?
    Who are the technology organizations that you either work with or need to integrate with and how could standards make that easier?
    W3C has a specific focus on Web Standards.  What other Standards Organizations do you work with and what is the intersection, if any, of these organizations?
    
Format will be:
  5 min opening from you
  20 min panel discussion
  5 min Q&A
  
I nwws top propose 3 - 5 potential panelist.  If you'll be at NAB, or someone else from your organization will be, and would be able to participate
on the panel let me know at alan.bird@w3.org