A/96, ATSC Interaction Channel ProtocolsApproved: 3 February 2004

This standard defines a core suite of protocols to enable remote interactivity in television environments. Remote interactivity requires the use of a two-way interaction channel that enables communications between the client device and remote servers. Examples of remote interactivity include E-commerce transactions during commercials, electronic banking, polling, email services, or other services yet to be defined.

Download A/96:2004, “ATSC Interaction Channel Protocols”, approved 3 February 2004.

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