Monthly Archive for June, 2011

Laidout and Strange Interfaces

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Tom Lechner
http://www.tomlechner.com

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Hypermedia and the Annihilation of Time and Space

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Barry Threw

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Maio nosso Maio

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Farid Abedelnour

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Open Colour Standard: Dissipating the vapour

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ginger coons

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Toonloop: animation for live performances

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Alexandre Quessy
http://toonloop.com/

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Towards an Document Object Model (DOM) for Scribus

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Andreas Vox
http://www.scribus.net

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Quick and Dirty Usability: Leveraging Google Suggest to Instantly Know Your Users

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Adam Fourney and Michael Terry
http://hci.uwaterloo.ca/research/query_log_analysis

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Better and faster image resizing and resampling

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Nicolas Robidoux, John Cupitt, Chantal Racette, Anthony Thyssen, Adam Turcotte, Frederick (Fred) Weinhaus
https://www.ohloh.net/accounts/NicolasRobidoux

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In situ animation with Toonloop

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Alexandre Quessy
http://toonloop.com/

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Pinpoint – A tool for making hackers do excellent presentations

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pippin / Øyvind Kolås
 

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Know-How to Share: Beyond Software and Arts

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Andreas Vox
http://www.scribus.net

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The changing role of the library supplier

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Jude Norris
Marketing and Technology Director, Dawson Books

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Plain Text: Graphic Design and Programming Culture

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Eric Schrijver
http://ericschrijver.nl/

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Connecting Device Calibration to ICC Profiles

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Kai-Uwe Behrmann
http://www.oyranos.org

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Making color management “just work” using colord

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Richard Hughes
http://www.hughsie.com

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Using Blender for Patent Absurdity / advocacy animations

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Christopher Allan Webber
http://dustycloud.org

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Future Tools: The Libre Graphics Research Unit

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Femke Snelting
http://ospublish.constantvzw.org/lab

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Krita: Professional Digital Painting

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Lukáš Tvrdý
http://lukast.mediablog.sk/log

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Comic book drawing with Krita

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Timothée Giet
http://animtim.wehost.be/blog

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Unleashing the Power of Inkscape to Create and Share

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Brad Phillips
http://fabricatorz.com

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Crafting an Open Font Stack

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Christopher Adams
http://chris.raysend.com

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Free Documentation on Floss World

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Elisa de Castro Guerra
http://en.flossmanuals.net

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PiTiVi and the state of GStreamer video editing

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Jean-François Fortin Tam
http://jeff.ecchi.ca

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Open Mind, Literally: Teaching Free Culture As A Life Goal, Brain Surgery, and A Networked Path to Recovery

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Pete Ippel
http://thephysicalword.hypermodern.net

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Data Viz: Open Source and Sources

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Stéphanie Vidal
http://twitter.com/minniefractale

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Tau Meta Tau Physica – Open Source Digital Pattern Making software

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Susan Spencer Conklin
http://www.tmtp-project.org

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Open Publishing with PressBooks

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Hugh McGuire & Christine Prefontaine
http://pressbooks.com/

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MyPaint – the past, the present, and the future

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Jon Nordby
http://www.jonnor.com

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Free Graphics Programming, experiences & thoughts

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Pierre Marchand
http://oep-h.com

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Instant VIPSMagick

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John Cupitt1, Nicolas Robidoux2
1 Imperial College, London, 2 Université Laurentienne, Sudbury ON

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DeviantArt: Creating Community Around Creativity

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Deviantart, Michael Halpert
http://deviantart.com

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Laying out democracy

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Ana Carvalho, Ricardo Lafuente
 

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How to make SVG speak spot color language

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Louis Desjardins
 

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Generative typesetting with Context

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John Haltiwanger
 

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Informal Evening Keynote: PowerPoint Karaoke – The Cocktail Lounge Edition

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Kent Anderson1, Geoffrey Bilder2
1Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 2CrossRef

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Selected Phython Scripts for Scribus

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Gregory Pittman
 

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Libre Graphics magazine: A year of fantastic

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Ana Carvalho, ginger coons, Ricardo Lafuente
 

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Concurrent 1C: At the Cutting Edge: A Series of Start-ups

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At the Cutting Edge – A Series of Start-ups: Introduction

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Dan Pollock
Nature Publishing Group

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Data from the collective desktop powering collaboration and discovery!

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Jan Reichelt
Mendeley

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Take my content – please! – The service-based business model of SureChem

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Nicko Goncharoff
SureChem (Digital Science)

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Personal Scientific Knowledge

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Nathan Watson
BioRaft.com

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Recorded Future

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Bill Ladd
Recorded Future

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Concurrent 1D: The Research Data Hot Potato: Who Preserves It?

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The Research Data Hot Potato: Who Preserves It?: Introduction

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October Ivins
Ivins eContent Solutions

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A Health Science Librarian Perspective

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Liz Lorbeer
University of Alabama at Birmingham

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Concurrent 2A: Roads to the Digital Marketplace

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Routes to the digital marketplace: Tune up your ebook data to drive discoverability and distribution success

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Susie Stroud1, Peter Balis2, Gina McCue3, Heather Reid4
1Baker & Taylor Digital Media Services, 2John Wiley & Sons, Inc. , 3Credo Reference, 4Copyright Clearance Center, Inc.

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Concurrent 2C: Managing Supplemental Content: Practical Advice for Publishers and Researchers

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Managing Supplemental Content: Practical Advice for Publishers and Researchers: Introduction

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Bill Kasdorf
Apex Content Solutions

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Developing Best Practices for Supplemental Materials

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Linda Beebe
American Psychological Association

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Managing Supplemental Content

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Anthony Watkinson
University College London

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Q & A

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Concurrent 2D: Information Overload: Reaching Readers in a State of Distraction

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Information Overload – Reaching Readers in a State of Distraction: Introduction

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Jocelyn Dawson
Duke University Press

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Reaching Readers in a State of Distraction

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Philip Davis
Department of Communication, Cornell University

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Creating and Consuming Scholarship in the Age of Information Overload

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Oliver Goodenough
Berkman Center for Internet and Society

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Users: Let’s Throw Them a Bone, Already

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Kristen Fisher Ratan
HighWire Press – Stanford University

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Q & A

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Concurrent 3A: Consortia Sales Models for Small Publishers

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Consortia Sales Models for Small Publishers: Introduction

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Emilie Delquie
Publishers Communication Group

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Independent Scholarly Publishers Group: A Case Study

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Thomas Taylor
Dragonfly Sales and Marketing Consulting

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Consortia to consortia: The challenges and opportunities of the ALPSP Learned Journals Collection

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Ian Russell
ALPSP

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Q & A

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Concurrent 3B: Who Are You and Why Are You Visiting My Site?

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Web Analytics – Strategies for understanding your business

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Melissa Blaney
Platform Analytics & Communications

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Concurrent 3C: EPUB3: The Next Generation Delivery Format (Not Just for Books!)

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EPUB3: Not your father’s EPUB

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Bill Kasdorf
Apex CoVantage, Content Solutions

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EPUB3 Demo and Examples

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Liza Daly
Threepress Consulting

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Q & A

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Revivalism: open font conversion and other great awakenings

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Nathan Willis
http://www.glyphography.com/fonts

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Concurrent 4A: Free Open Software: An Untapped Resource for the Small Publisher

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Free Open Software: An Untapped Resource for the Small Publisher: Introduction

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Kaveh Bazargan
River Valley Technologies

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Free and Open Source Tools

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Carl Leubsdorf
Solvitor LLC

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Free Open Software: an Untapped Resource for the Small Publisher

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Brian Owen
Public Knowledge Project

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Using WordPress as an Editorial Production System

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Neil Schlager
Schlager Group

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Q & A

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Concurrent 4B: What Our Readers Actually do on Scholarly Publication Sites-Figuring it out through Usability Testing

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What Our Readers Actually do on Scholarly Publication Sites–Figuring it out through Usability Testing: Introduction

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Carol Anne Meyer
CrossRef

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What is Usability & Why is it Important?

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Andrea Kravetz
Elsevier

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CrossMark Usability Testing – A Case Study

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Kirsten Robinson
Endeca Technologies

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User Needs Research – Generating Ideas for Products and Services

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Lisa Horowtiz
MIT Libraries

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Q & A

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Concurrent 4C: To Infinity and Beyond: Using Data to Create Next Generation eBooks

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To Infinity and Beyond: Using Data to Create Next Generation eBooks: Introduction

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Heather Ruland Staines
Springer

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The Transmedia World

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Laura Fleming
Consultant/Inanimate Alice Project

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To Infinity and Beyond – Perspectives from a Reference Publisher

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Rolf Janke
SAGE Publications, Inc.

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Content, Container, Context: Designing for mobile devices

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Victor Curran
Precision Graphics

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Q & A

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Concurrent 4D: Lessons Learned and Lessons Learning

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Lessons Learned and Lessons Learning: Introduction

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Will Wakeling1, Philip Roberts2,
2Northeastern University, 2CABI

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Talk by Todd Carpenter

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Todd Carpenter
National Information Standards Organization

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Concurrent 5A: Digging for Treasure: New Developments in Textmining and Datamining

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Digging for Treasure – New Developments in Textmining and Datamining: Introduction

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Judy Luther
Informed Strategies

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Smart content at Elsevier

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Ellen Hays
Elsevier

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Content Enrichment – A publishers perspective

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Jason Markos
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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How Content Enrichment Drives Discovery (when search is not enough)

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Guillaume Mazieres
TEMIS

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Q & A

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Concurrent 5C: Community Trust Initiatives: Tools to Help Researchers

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Community Trust Initiatives: CrossMark, DataCite and ORCID

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Carol Anne Meyer
CrossRef

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