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Additional 1997 Annual Meeting Coverage
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Keynote Session: Clinton-Gore Policies and Networked Information
- Speaker: Tom Kalil, the White House.
Reported by Steve Hardin, Indiana State University
- Digital Object Identifiers (Invited Session)
- Reported by Irene Travis, Bulletin Editor
- Electronic Publication in the Sciences; An Examination of Production, Distribution and Use (SIGs/STI & MED)
- Reported by Karla Hahn, McKeldin Library, University of Maryland
- Globalization: Shaping Organizational Strategies, Building Partnerships and Enhancing Information Exchange in the Information Age (SIG III)
- Reported by Heather Hall, Interdisciplinary Program in Information Science, University of North Texas
- Linking Government Data Producers to the Intermediary User Communities (sponsored by the Bureau of Labor Statistics)
- Reported by Susan Turner, International Monetary Fund
- Time as a Factor in the Evaluation of Information Quality (SIGs/HFIS & IAE)
- Reported by Steve Hardin, Indiana State University
- Theories in Information Science (SIGs/HFIS & ED)
- Summaries provided by the speakers
- The State-of-the-Art Search Engines [and Their Potential for Evolution] as Intelligent Agents
- Reported by Deanna Morrow Hall, Corporate Information Resources
Providing Library Resources via the World Wide Web: Implications of User Studies
Reported by Gwyneth Duncan, Perkins Library, Duke University
Then and Now: Information Science Problems and Systems
Speakers: Ben-Ami Lipetz, Trudi Bellardo Hahn, Donald Hillman
Uniform Resource Identifiers, Metadata, and What They Mean for Access to Networked Digital Resources
Reported by Dagobert Soergel, University of Maryland