ALA/SF Disc. Group topic

[Barbara Berger <beb1@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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>Date: Tue, 3 Jun 1997 17:45:05 -0700 (PDT)
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>From: Ann Swartzell <aswartze@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>To: kwhittlesey@xxxxxxx, beb1@xxxxxxxxxxx (Barbara E Berger)

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>ALCTS PARS 
>Micropublishing Discussion Group
>DIGITAL VERSIONS OF MICROPUBLICATIONS: 
>New edition, new resource or new access?
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>Saturday, June 28, 1997, 2:00-4:00
>Crowne Plaza Parc Fifty Five - Michaelangelo
>
>Following on the Midwinter (Washington, D.C.,
>February, 1997) discussion of web resources in support
>of microform collections, this meeting will begin with
>a presentation on the web site 
>http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/Goldman/ 
>developed to support the Emma Goldman Papers, an
>ongoing documentary edition process with a variety of
>products, including the 69 reel microfilm set
>published by Chadwyck-Healey Inc., 1995, and a
>forthcoming book, the Emma Goldman Papers (University
>of California Press, 1998?). Sally Thomas has been a
>main force in the creation of this web resource and
>will provide some overview; other participants who
>have dealt with resources in both microform and web
>versions are welcome to add their own experience to
>the discussion.  Visitors are always welcomed....
>
>One point of business for the group: a new chair will
>be elected, to serve for 1997/98 during the Midwinter
>(New Orleans) and Annual (Washington, D.C.)
>conferences; nominations from the floor are accepted,
>including self nomination.
>
>For further information, or to get yourself on the
>list of speakers (or candidates), contact Ann
>Swartzell (aswartze@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
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