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9th International Bielefeld Conference 2009 -- 1st announcement



First Announcement
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9th International Bielefeld Conference 2009
http://conference.ub.uni-bielefeld.de/
3 - 5 February 2009 in Bielefeld, Germany

*** Upgrading the eLibrary
Enhanced Information Services Driven by Technology and Economics

Three decades of databases, two decades of electronic articles
and one decade of open access have resulted in an avalanche of
digital scholarly information services. At the moment we observe
a metamorphosis from the electronic library to an enhanced
library meeting also the emerging demands of eScience and
eLearning. Progress in technology, new concepts of knowledge
networking, but also economic issues are the driving forces for
upgrading the eLibrary, all of them opening up both a world of
new opportunities and of new constraints for progressing enhanced
scholarly information services.

The International Bielefeld Conference 2009 provides insights in
the future of eLibraries, based on the threefold interdependency
of service, technology, and economics. The Bielefeld Conferences
provide a forum for internationally renowned and trendsetting
speakers to stimulate strategic discussions among scholars,
information specialists, publishers, library managers and patrons
from all over Europe and beyond.

Among the speakers in 2009:
__________

Mario Campolargo
(European Commission, Information Society and Media DG)

Wendy Pradt Lougee
(University of Minnesota, University Librarian)

Sijbolt J. Noorda
(European University Association, Open Access Working Group)

Herbert Van de Sompel
(Los Alamos National Laboratory)


Programmatic Topics
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* Information- and eScience-Infrastructure
* Library Services for eLearning
* Novel Publishing Paradigms
* Impacts of Web 2.0 for Library Services
* Search Engines and Text-Mining
* Metrics in Scholarship and Libraries
* Cost Models for Scholarly Information
* Enhanced Publications
* Personalizing Library Services

Programme Committee
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Hans Geleijnse, Director of Library and IT-Services & Chief
Information Officer, University of Tilburg

Michael Hoeppner, Director of Bielefeld University Library

Wolfram Horstmann, Chief Information Officer Scholarly
Information, Bielefeld University Library

Norbert Lossau, Director of State and University Library,
Goettingen

Ronald Milne, Director of Scholarship and Collections, The
British Library

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