Washington Hilton and Towers, Washington, DC

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Computers in Libraries 2003 will feature keynotes & presentations including:

• Michael Schuyler, Deputy Director, Kitsap Regional Library & Columnist "Library as Implant: Librarian as Cyborg"
• Roy Tennant, Web & Service Design Manager, eScholarship Initiative, California Digital Library "Achieving Together What None Can Do Alone: Interoperability and Standards"
• D. Scott Brandt, Purdue University, and panelists "Technology & Knowledge Forum: A Look at Dead & Emerging Technologies"
• Jayne Hitchcock, Author, Net Crimes & Misdemeanors "Cybertimes & Safety Strategies for Internet Librarians"

As a valued member of the press, you are invited to attend and cover Computers in Libraries 2003 in Washington, D.C. Computers in Libraries is North America's largest technology conference & exhibition for librarians and information managers. The 3-day event covers the hottest topics in library technology and includes top-drawer presenters in four simultaneous tracks, pre- and post-conference workshops, and keynote speeches.

Offering visitors an opportunity to explore products in all aspects of library technology, the Computers in Libraries 2003 exhibition will feature top companies including 3M, Sirsi, OCLC, Checkpoint Systems, ProQuest, Ingenta, and Swets Blackwell.

Computers in Libraries 2003 is sponsored and organized by Information Today, Inc. ITI is a leading publisher and conference organizer in the information and knowledge management industries. The company is widely known as the publisher of premier information and knowledge management titles such as Information Today, Searcher, ONLINE, Computers in Libraries, EContent, CRM, and KMWorld, among others, as well as the organizer of conferences and exhibitions such as InfoToday, KMWorld & Intranets, Internet Librarian, and Streaming Media.

A complete Computers in Libraries 2003 program (including exhibitor listings, scheduled keynote addresses, conference sessions, and workshops) can be found online at http://www.infotoday.com/cil2003/program.htm. Many exhibitors will be timing new product and service announcements to coincide with Computers in Libraries 2003. Advanced releases will be featured online at http://www.pacificdialogue.com/cil03_tip.htm.