NEM, the Networked & Electronic Media Technology Platform, is evolving to address the challenges of the Future Internet, with the ambition to drive the fast-paced evolution of networked and electronic media industry. High bandwidth and CPU availability (both at home and on mobile devices) opens the way to high quality and immersive media and content consumption. The amount and diversity of data that will be accessible through network connections are also increasing with (among other) home automation, smart grid, assistive technologies, and sensors.

NEM is strategically positioned to address these challenges. It is committed to helping our industry practitioners and researchers to drive the future of media and content consumption. In such a context, we have decided to make the 2010 NEM summit a very special and different event.

In this purpose, we invite all stakeholders of networked and electronic media to submit scientific, technical as well as business-oriented papers to the NEM tracks. A detailed description of each track is given below. Papers should be 4 to 6 pages long, and present new or original ideas in the area of networked and electronic media. Papers describing on-going work are preferred. The NEM summit organisers will not retain the copyright of the submissions; therefore, authors can feel free to submit work that they intend to publish later.

Papers should address the subject matter of one of the four tracks. They will be subject to peer review. The summit programme will also feature invited speakers and panels. Full details of the programme will be published closer to the event.

A pdf version of the call for papers can be downloaded, while all details are also available on the NEM Summit website.