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Conference Program on THURSDAY, 21 September 1995

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• 9.00 - 9.40 AM
  
  6.The Web In Society and In Europe: Past, Present, Future.
  
  Robert Cailliau, CERN, Switzerland

  
  

  9.40 - 10.20 AM
  

  7 -From Honeypots to a Web of SIN - Building the World-Wide Information System
  

  
  

  David Green, Charles Sturt University, Australia

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  10.20 - 11.00 AM Morning Break

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  11.00 - 12:30PM
  

  • 301 - Client Server
    
    1. Performance Management in a Client/Server Environment (John Palmer, Amdahl Corporation, USA)
    2. Implementation of a Back-end Database for HTML (Paul Gunther, IBM, Australia)
    3. Your Place or Mine? Rob Pike (AT& T Bell Laboratories, USA)
  • 302 - Internet Case Studies
    
    1. Bringing the Internet to IBM Australia [Postscript File 160K] (Glenn Wightwick, IBM, Australia)
    2. Usability Testing at Yellow Pages (Rosa Nirian, Yellow Pages, Australia)
    3. Web-Driven Reengineering & The Serious Business of Kites (John Southgate, Strategix, Australia)

  303 - The Web in The Region
  

  1. Internet and WWW in China (Sandy Tse, University of South Australia and Philip Tsang, Charles Sturt University)
  2. A Low Cost WWW Access Internet Model for Third World Countries (Zubair A. Shaikh, Sayed Rehan Ahamed, Amjad Shaikh, Wayne State University, USA)
  3. The Proposal on the Web Service of the Deaprtment of Zoology (Chung-Yen Lin, National Taiwan University, Taiwan)

  304 - The Web Society
  

  1. The Canberra Telecommunity Project: Modelling Future Communication Communities (Mark Balnaves, University of Canberra, Australia)
  2. WEB WORK - and the Future of Community (Jim Falk, Stan Aungles, University of Wollongong, Australia)
  3. The Creative Nation Cultural Policy: Will it Play in Australia Street? (Chris Nash, Shirley Alexander, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia)

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12:30-2:00PM Lunch

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2.00 - 3:25PM

• 305 - Network Management
  
  1. Geotraceman: A Visual Traceroute [Postscript File 232K] (Scott Pleitner, Darren Brown, Curtin University of Technology, Australia)
  2. Chargeman: Charging for a Departmental LAN [Postscript File 238K] (Craig Farrell, Jem Atahan, Mike Schulze, Curtin University of Technology, Australia)
  3. A Tool Based Approach to Integrated Network Management (David Hughes, Bond University, Australia)
• 306 - Publishing Revolution
  
  1. Publishing Platforms and Tools (Geoff Ebbs, Wide West Media, Australia)
  2. Is The World-Wide Web a Shovel or a Hole? (Peter Outteridge, CSIRO Division of Information Technology, Australia)
  3. Market Based Solutions to 'Resource Discovery (Andrew Jennings, Simon Cleary, RMIT, Australia)
• 307 - Doing Business on the Web
  
  1. Surfing Between the Flags-Security on the Web (Catherine Allen, AUSCERT, Australia)
  2. America's Cup Online - Lessons Learned (Tom Munnecke, William Proffer, Mike Emke. Greg Pierce, SAIC, USA)
  3. A World to Win - the WWW Experience of Small Organisations with Big Dreams (Tim Sherratt, ASAP, Australia)
• 308 - Cyberlaw and Cyberethics: Legal and Ethical Issues on the Web
  
  1. Privacy, Computers and The Web (Seumas Miller, Charles Sturt University, Australia)
  2. Intellectual Property: The Impact of the Web (Andrew Alexander,University of Melbourne, Australia)
  3. Defamation and the WWW (Morris Averill, Heitman & Co. Solicitors & Attorneys, Australia)

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3.30 - 4.15 PM Afternoon Break

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4.15 - 5.00 PM

8 - Commerce, Publishing, WWW, Business, Advertising, User-interface

Tim O'Reilly, O'Reilly & Associate Inc., USA

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