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NISO Digital Resources Forum
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- Subject: NISO Digital Resources Forum
- From: Cynthia Hodgson <chodgson@niso.org>
- Date: Thu, 17 Apr 2008 22:17:53 EDT
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Early bird discounted registration for the NISO forum, "Digital Resources: Working with Formats Beyond Serials," has been extended to April 30. Be sure to register by then to take advantage of the substantial discounts. NISO members and Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium (SCELC) members are eligible for additional discounts. Graduate students may be eligible for a sponsorship rate. (Students should contact the NISO office for more information.) This two-day event will take place on May 5-6, 2008 at the Argonaut Hotel at the Maritime National Historical Park Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, CA. One-day registration is also available. About the Forum With the onset of the digital age, the information community has had to rethink its approach to content -- from creation to how to manage the sale and retention of that information, to questions of delivery and use. A great deal of that focus has been on the more traditional journal, yet creators, libraries, and users today are working with content ranging from e-books to audio and beyond. However, the basic questions surrounding these digital resources remain the same as those that have been confronted with electronic serials, though the answers may not be. Confirmed speakers for the forum are: -- Keynote by Peter Brantley, Executive Director, Digital Library Federation (DLF) -- Ted Koppel (AGent Verso (ILS) Product manager, Auto-Graphics, Inc.) on Defining eBooks -- Bill Kasdorf (Vice President, Apex Publishing) on XML Models for Book Content -- Christine Stamison (Senior Customer Relations Manager, Swets) on Customer Access to E-books -- Justyn Baker (Executive Director of Licensing / Digital Formats, Naxos of America, Inc.) on Pricing and Licensing of E-music -- Laura Dawson (Consultant, LJNDawson.com) on Identifiers for Digital Books -- Allen McKiel (Dean of Library & Media Services, Western Oregon University) on Changing Patterns of E-book Usage -- Jennifer Sutton (Independent Contractor for DAISY Consortium) on the DAISY/NISO standard for Digital Talking Books Additional presentations are planned on the topics of digital rights management (DRM), the role of digital content in libraries, and e-content platforms. Visit the event webpage (http://www.niso.org/news/events/2008/digresources08/) to register or for more information. Questions: contact Karen Wetzel, NISO Standards Program Manager, at kwetzel@niso.org. Note: This announcement was cross-posted. Swets Information Services is a major sponsor of the Digital Resources forum. Cynthia Hodgson NISO Technical Editor Consultant National Information Standards Organization Email: chodgson@niso.org <mailto:chodgson@niso.org> Phone: 301-654-2512
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