Kathy Dempsey, Information Today, Inc.

Marydee Ojala, Information Today, Inc.

Ran Hock, Online Strategies

Chris Sherman, Searchwise, Inc.

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Mary Ellen Bates, Bates Information Services

Too many resources can be as much of a challenge as too few.

Robert I Berkman, The Information Advisor

Using Twitter, Facebook, FriendFeed, LinkedIn, etc., for real research.

Dan Giancaterino

You don’t have to be a lawyer to be interested in legal search.

Gary Price

Use your handheld mobile device to search for and receive information.

Ran Hock, Online Strategies

Find out how to exploit maps and virtual globes for their information content.

WebSearch University Sponsors explain their newest offerings and take questions from the audience

Laura Gordon-Murnane, BNA

A new administration in Washington with new views on information policy ushers in new research possibilities.

Greg Notess, Montana State University

Study the intricacies of Google Book search and other book alternatives.

Mary Ellen Bates, Bates Information Services

Get tips for adding value to your search results.

Marydee Ojala, Information Today, Inc.

We live in a multimedia world; why not search there as well.

Chris Sherman, Searchwise, Inc.

The new generation of semantic search engines is explained.

Here’s an “unconference session” opportunity to discuss topics that interest you.

Dan Giancaterino

Check out public records and specialized people search engines.

Marydee Ojala, Information Today, Inc.

Find international digital libraries, government statistics, and science policy outside the U.S.

Greg Notess, Montana State University

Advanced search techniques will improve your web research.

Ran Hock, Online Strategies

The demise of paper-based publications and opportunities for researchers.

Gary Price
Laura Gordon-Murnane, BNA

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