Digital Information Strategies

<ul> <li>Stephen Akintunde – People's technology: where is the line?</li> <li>Chris Batt – Strategic futures for digital information services</li> <li>Caroline Brazier – Great librarian? Good libraries? Digital collection development and what it means for our great research collections</li> <li>Geoff Browell – From linked open data to linked open knowledge</li> <li>Diana Chan & Edward Spodick – Virtual libraries</li> <li>Neil Jacobs – Research information management</li> <li>Carl Gustav Johannsen – From clients to participants – how information technology impacts relationships between professionals and users</li> <li>Tibor Koltay – Digital research data – where are we now?</li> <li>Bruce Massis – Strategic futures: partnering for student success</li> <li>Katarina Michnik – Swedish local politicians’ views on public library digital services </li> <li>Angharad Roberts – Conceptualising the library collection for the digital world</li> <li>Charlie Smith – Presence, permeability and playfulness – future library architecture in the digital era</li> <li>Daniella Smith – Thriving in the digital age: conquests, challenges and thoughts on school libraries</li> <li>Conor Smyth – ‘Where’ matters: keeping pace with geo-ubiquity in a digital world</li> <li>Lars Svensson – Semantic web/linked data technologies in libraries</li> <li>John Van de Pas, G.J van Bussel and M Veenstra – Digital data and the city: an exploration of the buildings of a Smart City Architecture</li> <li>Evgenia Vasilakaki – Knowing your users, discovering your library: an overview of the characteristics of user generations</li></ul>