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3^rd – 5^th April 2006 29^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, University of Warwick
Conference Programme Amendments to Programme Abstracts Exhibition Guide Information for Delegates		Presentations: Economic Evolution of the Scientific Publication Market – Alexis Walckiers From Support to Mission Critical: United Nations Libraries in Transition – Linda Stoddart Medical Journals Backfiles Digitisation Project & Open Access – Robert Kiley Archiving Scholarly Material – Gordon Tibbitts Research Assessment and UK Publication Patterns – Jonathan Adams The Transition to Electronic-Only Format: Costs and Considerations – Roger Schonfeld Implementing Shibboleth: A Publisher’s Perspective – Chris Shillum Setting Up An Institutional Repository: Cranfield QUEprints ñ A Case Study – Simon J. Bevan The Endangered Database Species: Are the traditional commercial indexing/abstracting & full-text databases dead? – Peter Jacso Puppy Love Versus Reality: The illiteracy, innumeracy, phantom hit counts and citation counts of Google Scholar – Peter Jacso Journal Futures: Researcher Behaviour at Early Internet Maturity – Adrian Mulligan & Michael Mabe Science, Workflows and Collections – Carole Goble The International E-Depot: Digital Archiving at the National Library of the Netherlands – Erik Oltmans What Will Become of Us? Looking into the Crystal Ball of Acquisitions and Serials Work – Rick Anderson
11^th – 13^th April 2005 28^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
Abstracts Conference Programme Details Exhibitor Guide Information for Delegates		Presentations: Commercial Scholarly publishing in the world of open access – Derk Haank Snap Crackle and Ultimately Pop: The Future for Serials? – Colin Steele All or Nothing: towards an Orderly Retreat from Big Deals? – Nol Verhagen Virtual Learning Environments: Setting the Scene – Dr Alicia Wise African Journals OnLine (AJOL)..Supporting indigenous published research – Pippa Smart Are they open yet? The impact of Open Access publishing on research libraries – Paul Ayris Public access, open archives: ..A funderís perspective – Dr Mark Walport Journal access programmes for developing countries: who has access to what, and does it work? – Barbara Aronson Walking away from the ìBig Deal:î Consequences and Achievements – Nancy J. Gibbs How Agora is improving access to up-to-date scholarly literature in Africa – Gracian Chimwaza
29^th – 31^st March 2004 27^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, UMIST, Manchester
Abstracts Conference Programme Details Exhibitor Guide Exhibitor Information Information for Delegates		Presentations: Digital Rights Management ñ preventing or enabling access? – Mark Bide Beyond Google: The Web is Changing Behind Your Back – Geoff Bilder The Impact of RAE on Serial Publication – Professor Judith Elkin The Legal Deposit Libraries Act 2003 – Dr Clive Field The Role of Libraries in the Knowledge Economy – Helen Hayes A Skepticís View of Open Access – Michael Held The Future Ainít What It Used To Be – Bruce Heterick Radical Change by Traditional Means: Deep Resource Sharing by the University of California Libraries – Gary Lawrence Resource discovery and e-journal linking services ñ issues for librarians, suppliers and publishers – Nick Lewis Open Access: look both ways before crossing – Hugh Look The Secret Life of STM Publishing – René Olivieri A Copyright Law for the Digital Age – Ian Taylor Print on Demand for Books and Journals Issues – Paul Williams Workshop 2: Using COUNTER statistics: a practical perspective – Simon Bevan, Cranfield University and Louise Jones, University of Leicester
7^th – 9^th April 2003 26^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
Abstracts Details Exhibition Guide Exhibitor Information Information for Delegates		Presentations: E-only: an opportunity for publishers? – Aly Bowman Strategic Developments at the British Library – Lynne Brindley Collaboration Between Publishers and The British Library – Natalie Ceeney The Aggravation of Aggregation? – Jonathan Eaton Working to make online usage statistics more meaningful – Richard Gedye SUNCAT – towards implementation – Tony Kidd Serials Cataloguing and Harmonisation – John E. Nicklen Scholarly Communication in the 21st Century ñthe Impact of New Technologies and Models – David Prosser Public funding, Public knowledge, Public domain, Publishing – Jan Velterop
15^th – 17^th April 2002 25^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, University of Warwick
Abstracts Details Exhibition Guide		Presentations: Emerging standards for libraries and publishers Ed Zedlewski & Lyn Norris Presentation Alicia Wise Presentation Kristiina Hormia-Poutanen Presentation Liz Hart Presentation Carol Tenopir Presentation Julia Blixrud Presentation Hans Roosendaal Presentation
2^nd-4^th April 2001 24^th UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh
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10^th-12^th April 2000 23^rd UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, University of Keele
Details Exhibition Guide Informal Meetings Information for delegates Information for exhibitors Programme		Presentations: New intermediaries – portals and gateways to information – David Worlock, Chairman, Electronic Publishing Services Ltd
12^th-14^th April 1999 22^nd UKSG Annual Conference and 4th European Serials Conference, and Exhibition, UMIST, Manchester
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30^th March – 1^st April 1998 21^st UKSG Annual Conference and Exhibition, University of Exeter
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