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UPDATE 2006-01-19: Presentations are now located at

http://www.internet-librarian.com/2005Presentations/

The conference ended on Tuesday. Here is a snapshot of the current stats reported by XWiki

Page Views: 800 Space Page Views: 2323 XWiki Page Views: 3070 XWiki Visits: 1195

That's over the life of the wiki so far, which has been quite a few months. Page views as you might expect indicates the total number of views for a particular page, in this case … continue reading

We had a fire alarm as we were hearing the keynote about how Google controls everything… perhaps Google is now controling the fire alarms? :)

Brian Kelly is speaking now on the topic Email Must Die! I am not a big fan of email myself, so I am all for this.

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We had some discussion last night about reasons people may or may not contribute to wikis. Two issues came up: people may feel that they are intruding on a "personal space", and people may feel that their contribution is in some way incorrect or placed in the wrong location.

Don't worry about this: a public wiki INVITES participation. Please don't hesitate to contribute. … continue reading

Marydee Ojala of Online Insider has already blogged the keynote. She's currently introducing the track on blogging.

The track is called Tools for Digital Collaboration. Speaker blogs are walking paper and … continue reading

From the email to speakers:

Evening Dining: Are you looking forward to meeting and networking with other delegates and speakers? Join one of the informal group dinners on Sunday or Monday evenings. Don't dine alone in London! A sign-up form is up at continue reading

Welcome to any speakers who may have linked here from the recent email. Please note: you do not need to login to use this site. You can not only comment, but also add to and alter any section of the wiki as a guest.

Just to be clear, there are two Internet Librarian conferences, one in the US and one in the UK (= Internet Librarian International). THIS wiki is for the UK conference.

This site got spammed with a bunch of comments from "WebHome" but it's harmless, all of the comments are the same meaningless phrases with no links. It's unfortunate that the RSS feed for updates doesn't distinguish between page updates and comments being added - either one will show up in the feed as a page change, attributed to the page author. You can always check "what's new" in the menu bar … continue reading