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Title : Registry for tv:URIs
Author(s) : I. Keesmaat, O. van Deventer
Filename : draft-keesmaat-tvreg-00.txt
Pages : 13
Date : 2006-10-6
The tv:URI is an existing Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) scheme to
refer to television broadcasts. These include all types of analog and
digital television broadcasts, like terrestrial TV broadcasts,
satellite TV broadcasts, cable TV broadcast, IP television and web
TV.
This document defines a registry for tv:URIs. A registry is needed to
solve the ambiguity about tv:URIs in two directions: for each
(registered) tv:URI it identifies uniquely and unambiguously the
television broadcast it refers to, and vice versa it provides a
single tv:URI for each (registered) television broadcast.
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