E-commerce workshop - NY date approaching

[K Nayyer <knayyer@gpu.srv.ualberta.ca>]

**Cross-posted to several lists; please excuse duplications**

Reminder: E-commerce workshop - New York date approaching

Copyrightlaws.com announces upcoming half-day workshops on E-commerce for
GLAMs - Government, Libraries, Archives, and Museums. This workshop will
provide an opportunity to understand the basics of e-commerce, and how it
can be of benefit to GLAMs.

The following offerings are scheduled at present:

Washington DC: May 6, 1999
New York, NY: April 16, 1999

What is e-commerce and how can GLAMs benefit from it? Put simply,
e-commerce is conducting business - that is, making money -
electronically. No longer, though, is it the domain only of net-based
businesses. GLAMs can use e-commerce in virtually any context in which
transactions are carried out through more traditional means.

There are many examples of how GLAMs can benefit from e-commerce using the
World Wide Web as the medium: Publishing pictures or other works available
for purchase or licensing; enabling online payment of fines, fees or
donations; and publicizing materials or services that can be ordered and
delivered either online or offline; and simply promoting your institution
as part of your marketing efforts to attract and retain customers - these
are just a few.

Registration fee is $150.00, including course materials.

To register or for further information, please visit
http://copyrightlaws.com/sub1.html

Further information about Copyrightlaws.com and the speaker, Lesley Ellen
Harris, Copyrightlaws.com is available at  http://copyrightlaws.com or by
email at lesley@copyrightlaws.com