Keynote & Invited Speakers
KEYNOTES
Utopia, Oblivion, or
Muddled Compromise?
Fantasies and Realities about the Coming Global Society
Nathaniel S. Borenstein, School of Information, University of Michigan, USA
Human Communication
and the Design of the Modern Web Architecture
Roy T. Fielding, University of California-Irvine, USA
All's WELL That Ends:
The Origins and Future of Online Community
Steve Jones, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Escaping Entropy Death:
Why The Web Works For
Business
Simon Phipps, IBM UK Laboratories, UK
INVITED
Taking Hypertext Seriously: Scholarship and StorytellingMark Bernstein, Eastgate Systems, Inc., USA Computer Crime on the Internet - The Case of the Virus
Walter Jaburek, EDV Concept Technisches Büro für Informatik GmbH, Austria
Inhabited 3D Virtual
Worlds:
Interactivity and Interaction between Avatars, Autonomous Agents, Users etc.
Jens F. Jensen, InterMedia-Aalborg & Department of Communication, Aalborg
University, Denmark
Non-topical Factors in
Information Access
Jussi Karlgren, SICS, Stockholm and Department of General Linguistics, Helsinki
University, Finland
Adapting Web Information
to Disabled and Elderly Users
Alfred Kobsa, German Nat'l Research Center for Information
Technology, Germany
Dagmar M. Koch, Ernst & Young Vienna, Austria
Telematics
Applications for High Quality Educational and Clinical Support to Practicing Professionals
and Medical Students
Herbert Matthies, Medical Computing Center, Hannover Medical School, Germany
Research into Multimedia
Content and Tools in the Information Society Technologies Programme of the European
Commission
Bernard Smith, Electronic Publishing and the Info2000 Programme, European
Commission, Belgium
Client Design for
Service Centric Architectures
Mark Smith, Hewlett Packard Laboratories, USA